Intermountain St. Vincent Regional Hospital

Intermountain St. Vincent Regional Hospital Intermountain Health - St. Vincent Regional Hospital is a 286-bed hospital in Billings, Montana. Serving the region for more than 120 years, St. St.
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Vincent Healthcare is proud to deliver compassionate, quality care. In addition to primary care clinics in and around the Billings area, St. Vincent and Intermountain Healthcare offers dozens of progressive specialty services. Vincent even has a special “hospital within a hospital” just for children, St. Vincent Children’s Healthcare. Vincent Healthcare has more than 1,300 caregivers and more than 500 physicians and advanced care professionals.

Today at Wise Wonders Science and Discovery Museum, kids had the opportunity to explore hands-on STEM activities with th...
08/21/2026

Today at Wise Wonders Science and Discovery Museum, kids had the opportunity to explore hands-on STEM activities with the U.S. Navy's medical team right outside our Intermountain Health Mini Clinic exhibit. 💙💛🩺

We're proud to partner with organizations like Wise Wonders to create engaging experiences that spark curiosity, encourage learning, and help children imagine future careers in healthcare and STEM. 🔬📚

Thank you to Wise Wonders and the U.S. Navy for helping bring these opportunities to our community's kiddos! ✨

Back-to-school season is busy enough. 🎒🍎 A few simple nutrition tricks can make mornings easier, lunches more exciting a...
08/20/2026

Back-to-school season is busy enough. 🎒🍎 A few simple nutrition tricks can make mornings easier, lunches more exciting and help kids stay fueled throughout the school day.

From freezing water bottles to rethinking the classic sandwich, swipe through for five practical tips to make school-day nutrition a little easier this year.

With record-breaking heat and intense sunshine already impacting Montana, protecting your skin is more important than ev...
08/12/2026

With record-breaking heat and intense sunshine already impacting Montana, protecting your skin is more important than ever.

In this MTN interview, Dr. Robert Simonds, dermatologist at St. Vincent Regional Hospital, shares why UV protection matters, how to lower your risk of skin cancer, and the warning signs you shouldn't ignore. Watch the interview to learn simple steps you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones this summer. ☀️🧴

Watch and learn how to safely apply sunscreen:
https://www.ktvq.com/lifestyle/your-health-matters/skin-cancer-awareness-prevention

Good food, great company and a chance to celebrate our incredible caregivers! 💙St. Vincent Regional Hospital recently br...
08/11/2026

Good food, great company and a chance to celebrate our incredible caregivers! 💙

St. Vincent Regional Hospital recently brought our caregivers together for a summer barbecue filled with food, fun and time to connect outside of the everyday routine.

We’re grateful for everything our caregivers do for our patients, our community and one another. Thanks to everyone who joined us and helped make the day so special! ☀️🍔

A single blood donation can save multiple lives, and right now, the need is greater than ever.A national blood shortage ...
08/06/2026

A single blood donation can save multiple lives, and right now, the need is greater than ever.

A national blood shortage is putting added pressure on hospitals across the country, and Montana is feeling the impact. At St. Vincent Regional Hospital, blood is essential every day for trauma patients, surgeries, cancer treatments, and emergencies. Dr. Barry McKenzie, trauma medical director, reminds us that you never know when someone you love may need this lifesaving resource.

Dr. McKenzie was feature on KTVQ talking about national shortage: https://www.ktvq.com/news/big-deal-montana-blood-banks-encourage-donations-amid-national-shortage

Your donation could make all the difference for a patient in need. ❤️Learn more and sign up to donate at: https://www.vitalant.org/

08/05/2026

Big things are happening in Billings! 🎙️

Tyler Wiltgen, Executive Director of Philanthropy, joined KBear Radio to discuss the Fortin Family Foundation’s extraordinary $5 million gift to support our new St. Vincent Regional Hospital project and Intermountain Health’s $500,000 contribution to the Daylis Stadium renovation project.

Watch to learn how these investments are helping build a healthier future for our community.

08/04/2026

Water safety starts with staying alert. 🌊

In this clip from the latest episode of Your Healthiest Life, Dr. Barry McKenzie shares how close supervision, understanding a child’s swimming abilities and remaining diligent around any body of water can help prevent serious injuries.

Whether you’re headed to the pool, lake or beach, knowing your child’s capabilities—and keeping a watchful eye—can make all the difference.

🎧 Watch the full episode on Intermountain's Youtube channel or Listen on Spotify and Apple podcasts.

08/03/2026

Wildfire smoke doesn't just affect areas near active fires. Smoke can travel long distances and impact air quality, increasing the risk of respiratory and cardiovascular symptoms for people of all ages.

If the air looks hazy or air quality is poor, take steps to protect yourself:
🌫️ Limit time outdoors
🏠 Keep windows and doors closed
😷 Wear a well-fitting N95 or KN95 mask if you need to be outside
❤️ Pay attention to symptoms like coughing, shortness of breath, chest tightness, headaches, or fatigue

Children, older adults, pregnant individuals, and people with asthma, COPD, heart disease, or other chronic conditions may be especially vulnerable.

A few simple precautions can help keep you and your family safer during wildfire season.

Staying hydrated during the summer is about more than just drinking water—it’s also about fueling your body with the rig...
07/30/2026

Staying hydrated during the summer is about more than just drinking water—it’s also about fueling your body with the right foods. ☀️💧

As temperatures rise, our registered dietitians remind everyone to:
🥤 Drink fluids throughout the day—don't wait until you're thirsty.
🍉 Eat water-rich fruits and vegetables like watermelon, peaches, grapes, and cucumbers.
🥗 Choose lighter, balanced meals to help your body handle the heat.
🏃 If you're active outdoors, increase your fluids and replenish with electrolytes when needed.

Knowing the signs of heat-related illness is just as important. Heavy sweating, dizziness, muscle cramps, nausea, and weakness can all be signs of heat exhaustion. If symptoms become severe or someone has a temperature of 103°F or higher, seek emergency medical care immediately.

A few simple habits can help you stay safe, healthy, and active all summer long.

For most of her life, Carol Raschkow cared for others. But after years of chronic pain and limited mobility, the retired...
07/29/2026

For most of her life, Carol Raschkow cared for others. But after years of chronic pain and limited mobility, the retired nurse found herself needing care—and a provider who wouldn’t give up on her.

With support from Dr. Erica Bruen at Intermountain Health's Downtown Clinic in Billings, Carol followed a medically supervised plan to reduce her long-term opioid use, lost 135 pounds, underwent hip replacement surgery and began rebuilding her strength.

Today, she attends physical therapy twice a week, travels independently to appointments and is standing and taking supported steps again.

“My worst day now is better than my best day back in 2024,” Carol says.

Carol credits her progress to perseverance, coordinated care and more than a decade of partnership with Dr. Bruen — through in-person appointments, virtual visits and some of the most difficult years of her life.

“Dr. Bruen has been my map, my guide, my lifeline,” she says.

Carol hopes her story reminds others that meaningful change is possible, one step at a time.

Read more about Carol's journey in the latest edition of Yellowstone Valley Woman Magazine: https://yellowstonevalleywoman.com/from-homebound-to-hopeful

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1233 N 30th Street
Billings, MT
59101

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+14062377000

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