Did you know getting one hour of physical activity daily in childhood reduces the risk of contracting chronic illnesses as an adult? James Miller, a physician assistant at RiverStone Health, talks about the importance of exercise
The influx of illicit fentanyl is taking a toll in Yellowstone County. Dr. Sharon Mulvehill of RiverStone Health explains that help is accessible for people who want to stop using fentanyl and other opioids, such as
The healthy changes you make today can prevent diabetes from becoming part of your future. Lisa Linday, registered dietitian at RiverStone Health Live Well Center, offers tips on staying healthy.
Addiction to alcohol, substances or impulse disorders, can also impact the lives and health of the children, other family members and friends of people struggling with substance use or impulse disorders. Karen Wilcox, a Licensed Professional
Keep foodborne illnesses away from your picnics and barbecues with these food safety tips from Clark Snyder of RiverStone Health. Questions about food safety? Call Environmental Health Services at 406.256.2770.
Livestock and pets can carry diseases that make people sick. Kelly Gardner, Public Health nurse manager at RiverStone Health, writes about the risks and precautions you can take to avoid zoonotic diseases.
Gardeners’ Market opens 4-6 p.m. Thursday in South Park with fresh produce and other locally produced foods for sale.
The market will be open to everyone each Thursday through Oct. 6. If you would like
Plan for a healthier pregnancy with tips from Dr. Ruth Chadwick of RiverStone Health Clinic. We care for expectant moms, newborns and children of all ages.
Call 406.247.3350 for an appointment.
Montana has the seventh highest rate of melanoma among the 50 states. Melanoma is a potentially deadly skin cancer.
Sheri Pope of RiverStone Health give tips on protecting yourself from skin cancer with sun safety.
