About 95,000 Montanans — roughly the combined populations of Missoula and Kalispell — will lose health insurance coverage in July of 2019 if expanded Medicaid is not reauthorized by the Legislature.
When to see a doctor can be a tough call during cold and flu season. Dr. Stephen Bertucci, with the Montana Family Medicine Residency, takes out some of the guesswork in this Billings Gazette column.
While people tend to assume that people with dementia live in nursing homes, many with early stage dementia live successfully in the community by making adjustments and taking safety precautions. The effort to help Billings become
Guided by the Board of Health’s legislative policy agenda, RiverStone Health promotes health and disease prevention, injury and violence prevention and the availability of health care.
Make 2019 a time to include more exercise and healthier foods in your life. If you’re unsure where to start, remember Healthy By Design’s 5-2-1-0 message.
Five or more fruits & veggies. Two hours or less
Reading to children and by children benefits their brain development and other aspects of their lives from infancy onward, as this column by Dr. Samuel Ward points out.
Along with the joys of motherhood comes some worry. Shannon Hauck, a Registered Nurse with Nurse-Family Partnership at RiverStone Health, offers some advice for new moms.
Join Healthcare for the Homeless at the Homeless Persons’ Memorial Day ceremony at 12:15pm on Friday, December 21, on the Yellowstone County Courthouse Lawn. The brief outdoor ceremony recognizes the needs of the homeless in our
Claire Oakley, our Director of Health Promotion, offers insights into what parents need to know to help their children and teens avoid using e-cigarettes and the harmful effects of nicotine.
