Are your students getting their recommended daily dose of physical activity? Physician assistant James Miller of RiverStone Health School-based Clinics explains why children and teens need to be active.
If you’re a young, healthy Montanan who thinks COVID-19 can’t hurt you, think again, says Dr. Chris Baumert of RiverStone Health.
Dr. Megan Littlefield, medical officer for RiverStone Health Clinic, explains why 110,000 Montanans rely year round on their local Community Health Centers.
Amy Queen, certified lactation consultant with RiverStone Health WIC, offers advice on the nutrition that enhances babies’ immunity to diseases.
Before indulging in fair food, check out this advice column from RiverStone Health sanitarian Greg McGann. RiverStone Health sanitarians are on the job to ensure that food is properly prepared for the public.
Avoid the back-to-school rush and get your students’ vaccines up to date now. Karmen Hammermeister of RiverStone Health immunization clinic explains what vaccines kindergartners and other student need.
It’s time to get your regular health care back on track. Dr. Chris Baumert of RiverStone Health explains why preventive health care and routine screenings for cancer and other serious diseases are necessary, even during the
Dr. Garth Brand, program director for the Montana Family Medicine Residency writes about training doctors in Montana. The most important thing for residents to be successful is a passion for working with underserved patients. The goal
There are a lot of ways you can stay fit while you stay at home. Check out RiverStone Health Wellness Manager, Ryan Braley’s many tips on how you can exercise from home effectively.
