The second annual Research and Project Showcase, an open house from 4-6 p.m. on Tuesday, May 17, at RiverStone Health, highlights how we serve our community. The research projects focus on HELP: Health, Education, Leadership and
Our Director of Environmental Health Services tells when testing is recommended for lead in tap water or for lead-based paint in older homes.
If you’re planning to travel outside the United States, you may be at increased risk for diseases common in other parts of the world, but rare in the U.S. Our immunization specialist points out some of
Vaccinations are the first line of defense against many diseases and one of the greatest advances of modern medicine, points one of our resident physicians makes clear in this Billings Gazette column.
By age 2, vaccines can protect infants and toddlers from 14 diseases including whooping cough, measles and chicken pox. This column, by our immunization specialist, lets parents know about the vaccines their children need to protect
Nearly half of Americans suffer from preventable chronic diseases. Public Health agencies are working toward creating healthier communities, which involves a combination of personal responsibility, government policies, and investments in community amenities and infrastructure that support
Before going out to eat, you can check on our website to find out how local restaurants performed during health inspections. Click on the “inspections and permits” tab on our home page.
While the percentage of high school students using tobacco is at an all-time low, electronic cigarette use is skyrocketing. Our health prevention specialist advises parents to talk to their teens about nicotine addiction.
Research shows a correlation between having a primary care doctor and living a longer, better life. One of our family physicians at RiverStone Health Clinic explains a possible connection.
