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Billings Clinic
October 1 at 6:00 AM ·
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September is Gynecologic Cancer Awareness Month! Below are five ways you can help reduce your risk.
1. Schedule regular pap tests and stick to them
2. Receive the HPV Vaccine
3. Maintain a healthy lifestyle
4. Stop Smoking
5. Understand your family history
If you’d like to schedule a screening or learn more about the resources we provide to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle and understand your genetics, please give us a call at 406-233-7000.
If you're struggling with menopause and its symptoms, we're here to help. Our OBGYN, Dr. Hinshaw, is trained to help treat the symptoms of menopause and bring back your quality of life. You don't need a referral to make an appointment. Just give us a call, and we'll help get you scheduled.
It's important to know the signs and symptoms of COVID-19. If you or a loved one is ill and experiencing the symptoms below, please call our team at 406-233-7000, and we'll guide you on next steps for care.
We're still looking for a couple wonderful people to join our team! Check out our available positions here http://bit.ly/bcmilescityjobs
Our team is still following advanced safety measures. Below are just a few of the ways we're working behind the scenes and with you to make sure you receive high-quality care in a compassionate, safe and clean environment.
• You will be screened for fever and respiratory symptoms at our entrance. Our employees are also screened when they come to work
• Universal masking policy. If you do not have a mask, we will happily provide you with one
• Hand sanitizer is readily available
• We've socially distanced the furniture in our common areas and adjusted our workflow for physical distancing
• Surfaces in common areas and clinic rooms are disinfected regularly
If you ever have any questions or concerns, please reach out to our office to speak with a member of our team.
Remember to schedule your mammogram friends! Not only are our mammo technicians truly top-notch, but we also offer 3D mammograms. Digital Mammography & Tomosynthesis (3D) helps catch cancers earlier. You can schedule an appointment with a member of our team at 406-233-7000
October 6 - 12 is National Physician Assistants (PA) Week! PAs are essential to health care teams across the nation and right here at home. We are so blessed to be able to have Angela Bundy-Kelm, PAC (pictured on the right) as part of our team. She's been with us since 2011. She goes above and beyond for her patients and leads with a smile. Andrea Murphy (pictured on the left) is currently a PA student shadowing Angela. Thank you both so much for what you do and will continue to do in the future! Happy PA Week!
Now is the perfect time to schedule your mammogram! We offer Digital Mammography & Tomosynthesis (3D) right here in Miles City, which helps catch cancers earlier. The American College of Radiology recommends women begin annual screenings starting at age 40. Schedule an appointment with a member of our team at 406-233-7000
Happy Medical Assistants Recognition Week! Pictured here are our four MAs. We're incredibly proud of every single one of them! Thank you for all that you do for your patients and teammates!
Wishing a very happy retirement to this incredible registered nurse, Alice. She's been a nurse for 40 years in Miles City, and we're lucky to have had her on our team for the last 16. Thank you for all your hard work, heart, and dedication. Congratulations on this next chapter! You will be missed immensely!
For the safety of our patients and employees, we will not be able to host trick or treating at our clinic this year. We will miss seeing all he kiddos in their costumes, but it's a hard decision we had to make. We wish all of you a safe and healthy Halloween from our family to yours.
Rocking the pink decor in our radiology department to celebrate breast cancer awareness month! If you haven't scheduled your mammo yet, today's the perfect day. To schedule an appointment, call 406-233-7000.
Scheduling a mammogram is easy. Simply give us a call at 406-233-7000, and we'll find a time that's convenient for you. Plus, our mammo technicians are kind, compassionate, and will work to make sure you feel comfortable.
Dr. Hinshaw and Tiffany, RN, ready to start an awesome day! Dr. Hinshaw is an ob-gyn and an essential part of our women's health team. He's also currently accepting new patients. If you’re looking for a women’s health team that provides comprehensive, compassionate care, centered around you, give us a call.
Happy Halloween! Wishing you all a safe and fun day.
This week we sent Donna off on her new adventure: RETIREMENT! Donna has been with Billings Clinic Miles City for 16 years and finally decided it was time to hang up her hat. Thank you, Donna, for your hard work and dedication! You will be greatly missed!”
Our location in Billings now offers a High-Risk Breast Clinic, which provides world-class care to women with an elevated risk of developing breast cancer.
The high-risk breast clinic connects you with a multidisciplinary team that specializes in breast care. They will evaluate your breast cancer risk and partner with you to design a personalized risk-management plan.
You should consider being evaluated at the High-Risk Breast Clinic if:
• You have a strong family history of breast cancer.
• You or a family member have been diagnosed with a genetic mutation associated with an increased risk of breast cancer, such as the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes.
• You have a family member who was diagnosed with breast cancer at a young age.
Learn more here https://www.billingsclinic.com/.../high-risk-breast-clinic/
It is with sincere gratitude and respect that we recognize, honor and thank all veterans for their service to our country. A special thank you to the Veterans on our team, Dr. Hinshaw and Montie. You’ve helped make this world a better place with your courage, sacrifice, and dedication. No words could ever express how much that means.
Happy Nurse Practitioners Week! We feel incredibly blessed to have these wonder nurse practitioners on our team. Pictured from the top left and going clockwise, Stormy Jensen, David A. Smith, Nicole Zavatsky, and Nikki Erlenbusch. Thank you for your commitment to your patients and our team! Please help us celebrate these amazing providers and wish them a happy week!
Your health is important to us! Below are 5 reasons you should have a primary care provider
1. You can stay healthier
Patients who see a primary care provider regularly stay up to date on their preventive care (immunizations, mammograms, colon cancer screenings) and often their chronic conditions (diabetes, high blood pressure) are better managed.
2. You can lower your health care costs
Because preventive care is strongly tied to better health and lower costs, many preventive care services are completely covered by insurance By visiting your primary care provider for your routine physicals, screenings and immunizations, you’re more likely to avoid costly prescriptions and care later on.
3. You’ll save time
You can save time by addressing multiple health needs in one
appointment. Your provider can often provide a checkup, screening and/or immunization in just one visit.
4. They’re your guide to specialists
While they manage many acute and chronic conditions, some times specialized care is needed. Whether you need to see a dermatologist or your child needs an allergist, your primary care provider can help connect you to the right specialist.
5. You’ll have a trusted health advocate and advisor
Your primary care provider is not only a health expert but your health advocate. The better your provider knows you and understands your health history, the better they can care for you and help guide your long term health.
If you'd like to establish with a primary care provider or learn more about our services, call 406-233-7000.
Community testing is now available for community members who have come into contact with a positive case or are symptomatic.
Testing will be offered every week on Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 11:00am to 2:00pm at the Fairgrounds Home Show Building.
Please enter the fairgrounds on the north side by the bull and follow signs.
If a person is already confirmed as COVID-19 positive and/or has symptoms that would require immediate assistance such as difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, they are advised to be seen in the emergency department or by their primary care provider for further evaluation and treatment.
Onehealth is sharing a COVID-19 Update.
November 2 at 3:00 PM ·
Community testing is now available.
Beginning last Friday, October 30 at 11:00a.m, the Custer County Unified Command will be assisting public health with community COVID-19 testing. Testing will be offered ONLY to those community members who have had a contact to a positive case or are symptomatic.
Testing will be offered every week on Monday, Tuesday and Friday from 11:00am to 2:00pm at the Fairgrounds Home Show Building. Please enter the fairgrounds on the north side by the bull and follow signs.
If a person is already confirmed as COVID-19 positive and/or has symptoms that would require immediate assistance such as difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, they are advised to be seen in the emergency department or by their primary care provider for further evaluation and treatment.
If you’ve been in contact with someone who is COVID-19 positive or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, community testing is available today from 11 am – 1 pm at the fairgrounds home show building. Please remember to wear a mask and stay in your car.
Please help us stop the spread of COVID-19. Remember to wash your hands, wear a mask, and watch your distance.
Happy Rad Tech Week!
We would like to recognize our entire Imaging Department at Billings Clinic Miles City. Our Techs feel privileged to be part of your health care. They have many years of experience in multiple aspects of Radiology including CT, x-ray, ultrasound, DEXA, and mammography.
In addition to their time spent here at Billings Clinic Miles City, the staff continuously contributes to their profession. They teach classes for new x-ray students, cover call in rural Montana hospitals on weekends, and provide training and education for mammography techs.
They’re essential to our team and help us provide comprehensive, collaborative, high-quality care to every patient we see. A huge thank you for all you do!
Meet our team:
Kirstin Mack, BSRT, R, M
Robyn Hadley, RT, R, M
Kristi Jeffers, RT, R, M, CT
Liana Hovhannisyan, RDMS
Ashli Drga, RT, R
Denise Feller, MAII
It's important to stay on top of your health. One way to do that is by establishing care with a primary care provider. Our providers work with you to develop a kind and trusting relationship.
Having an established provider allows you to stay up to date on preventive care like immunizations, mammograms, colon cancer screenings, and often their chronic conditions such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
If you’ve been in contact with someone who is COVID-19 positive or you're experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, community testing is available today from 11 am – 1 pm at the fairgrounds home show building.
Please remember to wear a mask and stay in your car.
You can help stop the spread of COVID-19. Remember to wash your hands, wear a mask, and physically distance while in public.
To everybody who's been helping to slow the spread of COVID-19 - THANK YOU! It's going to take all of us working together.
This map shows active COVID-19 cases in Montana as of Wednesday, November 18, using data from the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services. We currently have 185 total active cases in Custer County.
Please continue to be vigilant by wearing a mask, staying at least 6 feet apart from others in public, and washing your hands. This map shows just how widespread this illness is right now. We need everybody's help to slow the spread, and you can help. Thank you!
Happy Thanksgiving! We're so thankful and grateful for the support of this community. Your words of encouragement truly make a difference. Please stay safe and have a wonderful day! 🦃💜
Billings Clinic
November 26 at 3:33 PM ·
We are grateful for the tireless dedication of health care workers everywhere no matter the challenges they face, and thankful for the support of the communities where we live and work. And thank you to Benjamin for your incredibly sweet note.
Take care of yourselves. Take care of each other. Be safe and have a happy Thanksgiving.
In order to stay safe and protect the people we care about from illness, the holidays have to look a little different this year. But that doesn't mean we can't still find meaningful ways celebrate, honor our traditions and connect with the people we care about. We've created this holiday safety guide to help you out.
https://www.billingsclinic.com/services-specialties/covid-19/holiday-safety/
There are so many great reasons to have a primary care provider, but one of the most important aspects is the fact that you'll have a trusted health advocate and advisor.
Your primary care provider is not only a health expert but your health advocate. The better your provider knows you and understands your health history, the better they can care for you and help guide your long term health.
Our team of primary care providers is currently accepting new patients! Give us a call at 406-233-7000, and we'll help set you up with the best person for you.
We know how important your family’s health is to you. That's why we've built a strong team of family medicine providers including:
Susan Gallo, MD
KayCee Gardner, MD
Aubrey Siegel, DO
Stormy Jensen, FNP
Angela Bundy-Kelm, PA
David Smith, FNP
Our team is currently accepting new patients! If you need to establish with a primary care provider, give us a call and we'll help set you up with the best person for you.
Happy Friday from Dr. Sue Gallo and Angela Bundy-Kelm, PA. They're two amazing members of our family medicine team and dedicated primary care providers. If you're looking to establish care with a provider to stay on top of your health and wellness, we're here for you!
There are 105 total confirmed active cases of COVID-19 in Custer County as of 10 am today. Let's work together to stop the spread and protect our friends and families. We need everybody's help to get through this -- and we will get through this -- but it's going to take all of us together.
Wear your masks, physically distance, wash your hands, stay home and avoid others if you are ill or have respiratory illness symptoms, and avoid groups or crowds whenever possible.
The first COVID-19 vaccines were administered today at our main Billings Clinic campus in Billings. The first five people to receive the vaccine were a respiratory therapist, paramedic, environmental services team member, nurse, and a physician.
The CDC required that the first allocations of COVID-19 vaccines go to health care workers and those in long-term care facilities.
The development and receipt of this vaccine is hoped to be a significant step in slowing the spread of COVID-19 and will help us work toward the world-wide goal of ending this pandemic as soon as possible. More updates and information will be shared in the days and weeks ahead, and in the meantime, you can read more about the vaccine from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by clicking here.
Let's stay healthy and safe this holiday season. Check out these great holiday safety tips and use them as a guide to practice what you think is best for you and your family.
https://www.billingsclinic.com/services-specialties/covid-19/holiday-safety/
A little fun from last Friday's national festive sweater day! You can tell we're feeling the holiday spirit. If you have a favorite sweater, let us know in the comments below! ✨🎄
Wishing you and your loved ones Happy Holidays and a very Merry Christmas!
On January 5th Governor Gianforte announced a new prioritization of COVID-19 vaccine distribution for the state. We will BROADLY communicate when we move into each phase with the vaccines.
We are following the state's COVID-19 vaccination plan and are still in phase 1a, which included healthcare workers, first responders, and long-term care and assisted living facilities.
The new phase 1b opens COVID-19 vaccination to Montanans with underlying health conditions such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease. Also those over 70 years old and Native Americans and other persons of color who may be at increased risk of complications from COVID-19 are able to be vaccinated in this phase-phase 1b.
COVID-19 Vaccine Update
Please read below for full details
Billings Clinic
January 7 at 12:12 AM ·
Yesterday (Jan. 5) Governor Gianforte announced a new prioritization of COVID-19 vaccine distribution for the state. We are following the state’s COVID-19 vaccination plan and are still in phase 1A, which includes health care workers, first responders and long term care and assisted living facilities. The new phase 1B opens COVID-19 vaccination to Montanans with underlying health conditions such as cancer, diabetes and heart disease. Also, those over 70 years old and Native Americans and other persons of color who may be at increased risk of complications from COVID-19 are able to be vaccinated in this phase – phase 1B.
We will broadly communicate when those vaccines are available.
When phase 1B of the COVID-19 vaccination plan begins, Billings Clinic Miles City, OneHealth and Holy Rosary Healthcare will be joining together to create a Vaccine Clinic. The clinic will be hosted at Holy Rosary Healthcare. Phase 1B is defined as:
• Persons aged 70 years and older
• Persons aged 16-69 with high-risk medical conditions
• American Indians and other people of color who may be at
elevated risk for COVID-19 complications
To learn more information and prepare for the vaccine clinic, click on the photo below.
SCLHEALTH.ORG
Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic to be held at Holy Rosary Healthcare
The State is allocating vaccines based on population, not by health care locations within a city. Therefore Billings Clinic Miles City, OneHealth, and Holy Rosary Healthcare are still working together to provide joint community vaccination clinics, which will be held at Holy Rosary Healthcare.
To streamline this process and avoid confusion, all patients who currently qualify and would like to receive the vaccine should call Holy Rosary beginning Tuesday, January 26 at 406-233-2500 to schedule.
Additional communication will be coming soon.
Thank you!
Today is National IV nurse day! We love any opportunity to celebrate our incredible people, and today is no exception. These two gals are two of the best, and we're forever grateful to have them as part of our Billings Clinic Miles City team. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of our patients and for being kind, safe, and courageous in all that you do!
Due to weather, COVID-19 testing at the fairground is canceled this week. If you or a loved one needs to be tested, please reach out to your primary care provider. Billings Clinic Miles City patients can call for COVID-19 testing this week at 406-233-7000.
Our unified health command was notified that we should be receiving roughly 300 doses of vaccine this week. As a reminder, all joint community vaccine clinics are being hosted by Holy Rosary Healthcare. If you currently fall within phase 1B and would like to be vaccinated, please call 406-233-2500 today before 3 pm. Appointments do fill up quickly.
The public enthusiasm and desire for the COVID vaccine is wonderful to see and we want everybody to keep that going until we've all been vaccinated. Thank you all for your interest in this, and our unified health command will keep working to provide the vaccine to as many people as we can as quickly and efficiently as possible.
February is National Heart Health month! Pictured here is Dr. Dudczak, Billings Clinic Cardiologist, and her amazing crew. They come to Miles City every Thursday or perform telehealth visits for cardiology care, so our patients don't have to travel to Billings. They are hard working, compassionate, and truly practice patient-centric care. We love calling them part of our Billings Clinic Miles City team! They're currently accepting new patients for care right here in Miles City. To make an appointment, call us at 406-233-7000.
Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing tips on how to stay heart-healthy from our team members, as well as how to take action if you or a loved one ever needs to seek care.
The Billings Clinic Kids Radiothon is going on right now! You can listen online at https://hot1019.com/ 💜 Phone bank volunteers are ready to take your call and place a donation for you at 406-247-6000. You can also place a donation online and learn more about this cause at billingsclinic.com/radiothon
As a part of Billings Clinic Health System, families and kiddos in our community have access to these funds when they need them most. Learn about the Joda's story below then tune into Hot 101.9 to hear it first hand from Helen and Evan.
Thank you for your support!
Billings Clinic
February 11 at 3:06 PM ·
The Billings Clinic Kids Radiothon is officially here! Listen to Hot 101.9 and help support local families when they need it most by placing a donation online at billingsclinic.com/radiothon or calling 406-247-6000 💜
One of the stories you'll hear is from the amazing Joda family. Their sweet baby boy, Jerome, underwent heart surgery after being diagnosed with a ventricular septal defect by our pediatric cardiologist, Dr. Hua. He's now back on the growth chart and thriving!
We're inspired by our incredible patients every day and feel blessed to be able to share their stories! Tune into Hot 101.9 either on the radio, online at https://hot1019.com/ or on their app. Thank you so much for your support!
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
We're getting quite a few questions about wearing masks in public places given our current active COVID-19 cases. This is a great question, and the simple answer is YES. Governor Gianforte issued a statewide mask mandate in his executive order on January 13th, and this order remains in effect. You can read the full executive order and the requirements for masking below. Thank you!
https://covid19.mt.gov/_docs/Directive_on_2-2021.pdf
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
We're getting quite a few questions about wearing masks in public places given our current active COVID-19 cases. This is a great question, and the simple answer is YES. Governor Gianforte issued a statewide mask mandate in his executive order on January 13th, and this order remains in effect. You can read the full executive order and the requirements for masking below. Thank you!
https://covid19.mt.gov/_docs/Directive_on_2-2021.pdf
Starting this week, COVID-19 community testing at the fairgrounds will only be available on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. Thank you for all you're doing to help slow the spread!
Due to a national delay of the Moderna vaccine, there is no community vaccine clinic this week at Holy Rosary Healthcare. The full press release from our community health command is below and details the next steps for those scheduled for their second dose this week.
***No Community COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic at Holy Rosary Healthcare During Week of February 22 Miles City, Montana
There will be no Community COVID-19 Vaccine clinics at Holy Rosary Healthcare this week. Due to the severe weather that has impacted the entire country, the Moderna Vaccine for this week’s community clinics have been delayed. Pending the receipt of the vaccine, we will focus on ensuring community members are fully vaccinated with their second dose and anticipate being able to administer first doses the week of March 8.
If you have an appointment for a second dose scheduled on Tuesday February 23, you will be notified by Holy Rosary Healthcare and rescheduled for Thursday March 4, 2021.
We appreciate the community’s understanding and patience as we administer the vaccine as safely and effectively as we can to our vaccine eligible community members.
Demand for COVID-19 vaccination continues to significantly outpace our community’s limited vaccine supply at this time. Although eventually we expect everyone in Phase 1A and 1B to be vaccinated, the number of people who can get vaccinated in the first days and weeks will be heavily dependent on the amount of vaccine available. We work closely with our state partners to understand the allocation and schedule for vaccine shipments each week, and we coordinate our vaccination plans and schedules based on the timing and amount of vaccine we receive, which can change week to week.***
Starting this week, COVID-19 community testing at the fairgrounds will only be available on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. Thank you for all you're doing to help slow the spread!
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
We're getting quite a few questions about wearing masks in public places given our current active COVID-19 cases. This is a great question, and the simple answer is YES. Governor Gianforte issued a statewide mask mandate in his executive order on January 13th, and this order remains in effect. You can read the full executive order and the requirements for masking below. Thank you!
https://covid19.mt.gov/_docs/Directive_on_2-2021.pdf
Starting this week, COVID-19 community testing at the fairgrounds will only be available on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. Thank you for all you're doing to help slow the spread!
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
We're getting quite a few questions about wearing masks in public places given our current active COVID-19 cases. This is a great question, and the simple answer is YES. Governor Gianforte issued a statewide mask mandate in his executive order on January 13th, and this order remains in effect. You can read the full executive order and the requirements for masking below. Thank you!
https://covid19.mt.gov/_docs/Directive_on_2-2021.pdf
Not only is March National Nutrition Month, but today is National Registered Dietitian Day! With this in mind, we want to highlight one of our incredible dietitians, Kris!
Kris is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist. Nearly 90% of her work at Billings Clinic Miles City is offering diabetes self-management education and support to patients here in the clinic and nine remote facilities across eastern Montana. To help better serve people across our region, she's independently secured grants to increase access to diabetes care and education for those affected by diabetes in underserved communities in rural Montana. In addition to these amazing efforts, she also offers Medical Nutrition Therapy, the services specific to the credential of the dietitians across Billings Clinic, with emphasis on diabetes, pre-diabetes, and weight management in all age populations.
Thank you so much, Kris! We're blessed to have you as part of our Billings Clinic Miles City team.
Starting this week, COVID-19 community testing at the fairgrounds will only be available on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. Thank you for all you're doing to help slow the spread!
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
We're getting quite a few questions about wearing masks in public places given our current active COVID-19 cases. This is a great question, and the simple answer is YES. Governor Gianforte issued a statewide mask mandate in his executive order on January 13th, and this order remains in effect. You can read the full executive order and the requirements for masking below. Thank you!
https://covid19.mt.gov/_docs/Directive_on_2-2021.pdf
Not only is March National Nutrition Month, but today is National Registered Dietitian Day! With this in mind, we want to highlight one of our incredible dietitians, Kris!
Kris is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist. Nearly 90% of her work at Billings Clinic Miles City is offering diabetes self-management education and support to patients here in the clinic and nine remote facilities across eastern Montana. To help better serve people across our region, she's independently secured grants to increase access to diabetes care and education for those affected by diabetes in underserved communities in rural Montana. In addition to these amazing efforts, she also offers Medical Nutrition Therapy, the services specific to the credential of the dietitians across Billings Clinic, with emphasis on diabetes, pre-diabetes, and weight management in all age populations.
Thank you so much, Kris! We're blessed to have you as part of our Billings Clinic Miles City team.
Starting this week, COVID-19 community testing at the fairgrounds will only be available on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. Thank you for all you're doing to help slow the spread!
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
Not only is March National Nutrition Month, but today is National Registered Dietitian Day! With this in mind, we want to highlight one of our incredible dietitians, Kris!
Kris is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN) and a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist. Nearly 90% of her work at Billings Clinic Miles City is offering diabetes self-management education and support to patients here in the clinic and nine remote facilities across eastern Montana. To help better serve people across our region, she's independently secured grants to increase access to diabetes care and education for those affected by diabetes in underserved communities in rural Montana. In addition to these amazing efforts, she also offers Medical Nutrition Therapy, the services specific to the credential of the dietitians across Billings Clinic, with emphasis on diabetes, pre-diabetes, and weight management in all age populations.
Thank you so much, Kris! We're blessed to have you as part of our Billings Clinic Miles City team.
Starting this week, COVID-19 community testing at the fairgrounds will only be available on Wednesdays from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm. Thank you for all you're doing to help slow the spread!
Today we're excited to share an amazing addition to our infusion center, thanks to the kindness of one of our incredible patients!
Kacie Killen-Kennedy was diagnosed with breast cancer last June. She finished one course of chemo at the Miles City infusion center. At the time, she noticed we didn't have a bell for patients to ring to celebrate the end of treatment. Kacie, along with the help of Ron Watts, designed and built this bell and donated it.
Thank you so much, Kacie! You are a true warrior, and you have the most beautiful heart!
