Great Falls ObGyn Associates

06/15/2026

Welcoming a June baby? They may just be a Nobel Prize winner! Statistically there are more Nobel Laureates born in the month of June than any other month !

06/11/2026

The first day of summer is almost here and for those with brand new little ones here is some advice for sun exposure and your baby.

06/09/2026

Weight-loss drugs come and go but one recommendation remains the same - provider supervision. Let's talk about it with our very own Gretchen Fowell, FNP

06/03/2026

Father's Day is on the horizon! Grab Dad a gift certificate for our Aesthetic's Department. Whether he’s interested in refreshing his skin, softening fine lines, treating himself to a little self-care, or simply trying something new, an aesthetics gift certificate is a thoughtful way to give him that extra boost.

06/01/2026

Care doesn’t happen alone. Men’s health is shaped by relationships, partners, families, caregivers, friends, & communities at every stage of life. When men are supported via connection, education, & shared advocacy, they seek care, stay engaged, and live healthier, longer lives. This Men’s Health Month, we’re recognizing care as a partnership because stronger connections lead to stronger health outcomes.

05/29/2026

Did you know that during pregnancy, your body makes the hormone relaxin, which is believed to help prepare the p***c area and the cervix for the birth? Relaxin and other things related to the pregnancy loosen the ligaments in your body, making you less stable and more at risk for injury. It's easy to overstretch or strain yourself, especially the joints in your pelvis, lower back, and knees. When exercising or lifting objects, go slowly and avoid sudden, jerking movements.

05/28/2026

Stop letting spider veins put a damper on your summer fun. Break out the bathing suit with confidence after just a few Cutera Laser treatments. Cutera treats brown spots, facial and leg veins, and even unwanted body hair with no downtime.

05/26/2026

Enjoy all the fun in the sun while keeping your child safe outdoors, with these AAD tips:

Keep your baby in the shade. Shade is the best way to shield your baby from the sun, especially if he or she is younger than six months old. Keep your baby in the shade as much as possible, and if you can’t find shade, create your own using an umbrella, canopy or the hood of a stroller.

Dress your baby in sun-protective clothing, such as a lightweight, long-sleeved shirt and pants. In addition, make sure your baby always wears a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses with UV protection.

Minimize sunscreen use on children younger than six months old. However, if shade and adequate clothing are not available, parents and caretakers may apply a minimal amount of broad-spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 to their children’s skin. Sunscreens containing titanium dioxide or zinc oxide are less likely to irritate a baby’s sensitive skin. Remember to reapply your child’s sunscreen every two hours or immediately after swimming or sweating, as there is no such thing as “waterproof” sunscreen.

Stay safe on hot days. In addition to sun protection, stay safe on hot days by making sure your baby does not get overheated and drinks plenty of fluids. If your baby is fussy, crying excessively or has redness on any exposed skin, take him or her indoors immediately.

05/25/2026

Our offices are closed today in observation of Memorial Day. Regular business hours will resume tomorrow, May 26th.

05/22/2026