When parents of young children have questions, RiverStone Family Health Services helps them find answers. Doug Andersen explains the services available to assist with solving parenting challenges.
What healthcare screenings do your really need and when should you get them? Dr. Kirsten Thompson, a family doctor at RiverStone Health Clinic, answers you questions.
The 15 men and women who serve on the RiverStone Board of Health volunteer their time and expertise to help prevent disease and protect community health. Chairman Dr. John Dorr explains the board’s duties.
How do COVID-19 vaccines protect you against the virus? Claire Oakley of RiverStone Health explains vaccine science.
Enrollment is now open for federal Marketplace Health Insurance plans. If you need insurance, RiverStone Health’s certified enrollment counselors can help you compare your options. Jeanne Gates explains how in this column.
A RiverStone Health class for Billings middle and high school students is changing attitudes among teens who have used e-cigarettes. Kathy Sabol explains the InDepth education that helps students reconsider their unhealthy nicotine habits.
Every year, nearly 90 medical students from the University of Washington come to Billings for rotations at local hospitals and clinics. Mary Helgeson of RiverStone Health explains how this medical education benefits our community.
What can a family expect when they call hospice? Kim Brown, RiverStone Hospice and Hospice Home nurse, explains how hospice supports patients and their families.
Winter weather can create hazards for slips, falls and over exertion that become riskier if we are inactive. Ryan Braley of RiverStone Health offers suggestions for healthy exercises to get moving in winter.
