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.

At St. Vincent Regional Hospital, we know health is shaped by far more than what happens inside a hospital.That’s why we...
04/04/2026

At St. Vincent Regional Hospital, we know health is shaped by far more than what happens inside a hospital.

That’s why we’re proud to be part of Intermountain Health’s place-based investing efforts—an approach that supports community-led solutions to some of the biggest factors influencing health and well-being, including housing, recovery support and economic opportunity.

In Billings, that work includes a $450,000 investment in Community Leadership & Development, with a portion helping expand Hannah House, a sober living home for women in recovery. The expansion increased capacity from 15 to 20 housing units, creating more space for women working toward long-term stability, sobriety and healing.

Intermountain Health also provided a $5 million loan to MoFi Montana, a community development financial institution that helps provide access to capital for people who may not qualify for traditional loans. That funding has helped support local small businesses in Billings—including childcare centers, wellness businesses and other community-serving entrepreneurs.

These investments reflect a broader commitment to whole-person care and to addressing the social conditions that help people and communities thrive.

At St. Vincent, we’re proud to support work that helps create healthier futures—both inside and outside our walls.

Read more about how Intermountain Health is investing in healthier communities: https://www.chausa.org/news-and-publications/publications/catholic-health-world/archives/march-2026/intermountain-health-uses-place-based-investing-to-help-address-socioeconomic-concerns

Holiday plans shouldn’t include feeling sick. 💙Our Billings walk-in clinics are open Good Friday and Easter Sunday, 7:30...
04/03/2026

Holiday plans shouldn’t include feeling sick. 💙

Our Billings walk-in clinics are open Good Friday and Easter Sunday, 7:30 a.m.–7 p.m. for everyday health needs like cold symptoms, allergies, and minor injuries.

👉 intermountainhealth.org/walkin

Sometimes taking care of your health can’t wait, even in the hardest seasons of life. 💙Even after the unexpected loss of...
03/31/2026

Sometimes taking care of your health can’t wait, even in the hardest seasons of life. 💙

Even after the unexpected loss of her husband of 50 years, Trudy Carey kept her routine colon cancer screening. That decision helped her find cancer early, and allowed St. Vincent surgeon Dr. Barry McKenzie to remove the cancer through a robotic-assisted procedure, allowing Trudy to recover more quickly.

Colon cancer often has no warning signs. Screening saves lives. If you’re 45 or older, or at higher risk, talk with your doctor about when and how to get screened.

Taking care of yourself matters. And you don’t have to wait to feel sick to take action.

Get the full story here: https://news.intermountainhealth.org/despite-unexpected-loss-of-spouse-billings-woman-prioritizes-health-and-life-saving-colon-cancer-screening-at-intermountain-health-st-vincent-regional-hospital/

Healthy eating doesn’t have to mean spending more at the grocery store. 🛒🥦This National Nutrition Month, Chloé Lundquist...
03/31/2026

Healthy eating doesn’t have to mean spending more at the grocery store. 🛒🥦

This National Nutrition Month, Chloé Lundquist, RD, is sharing a few simple ways to shop smart, eat well and make healthy choices feel more doable for real life.

Save this for your next grocery trip. 💙

If you want support in creating a nutrition approach that fits your budget, preferences, and health goals, Intermountain Health’s registered dietitians can help.

They offer a collaborative approach, flexible in-person and virtual care, and trusted clinical nutrition expertise to help you build a plan that works for your real life.

Visit our Nutrition Services page: https://intermountainhealthcare.org/services/nutrition-services

Here you can find a registered dietitian near you or schedule a virtual visit.

03/30/2026

Little voices. Big appreciation. 💙

As part of our Doctors’ Day celebration, we asked local elementary school kids what they think doctors do—and their answers were thoughtful, funny and full of heart. From helping people feel better to saving lives, it’s clear just how important doctors are through a child’s eyes.

We’re grateful to Dr. Heather Hansen, Dr. Hugh Bigg, Dr. Daniel Hillman, and Dr. Mark Schaefer for bringing these handwritten responses to life on camera—and for the care they provide to families across eastern Montana every day. A special thank-you to the kids who also shared their thoughts on camera and reminded us why this work matters so much.

Today (and every day), we celebrate our doctors and the impact they make in our communities—seen, felt and even imagined by our youngest neighbors. 🩺✨

03/27/2026

Dr. Travis John Loy, a family medicine physician at our Heights Family Medicine Clinic, believes that understanding your story—your experiences, your family, your goals—is the foundation of great care. From children and young adults to our growing geriatric population, he’s committed to caring for every stage of life in our community.

With a focus on education, trust, and partnership, Dr. Loy is here to help you live your healthiest life—whatever that looks like for you.

Looking for a provider you can trust? Start your journey with a care team that puts your story first: intermountainhealth.org/montana

03/25/2026

What’s behind the rise in colon cancer among younger adults?

In Episode 1 of Your Healthiest Life, Intermountain Health colorectal surgeon Dr. Noelle Bertelson shares what we’re seeing, what may be contributing, and why paying attention to your health matters now more than ever.

The takeaway: advocate for yourself and don’t wait to get checked. Early action can make a real difference.

🎧 Listen to Episode 1 of Your Healthiest Life now on Spotify and start your journey toward better health.

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6kaftlGr5f9cVDXdnr530s?si=QFObwr4XT9Kw772HqCyqAA
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=bYQj_hJ4n-zCEYUt&v=eFo-APqGFgM&feature=youtu.be
Apple:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-healthiest-life/id1882125708

03/24/2026

Dr. Yevgeniy Arefiev, gastroenterologist at St. Vincent Regional Hospital, shares why we’re seeing a rise in cases among younger adults and what you can do to protect your health.

The message is simple: don’t wait for symptoms. Screening saves lives.

Talk to your primary care provider about your risk and learn which screening option is right for you.

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — but myths can keep people from getting screened.The truth? Screeni...
03/23/2026

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — but myths can keep people from getting screened.

The truth? Screening can find problems before cancer starts and save lives. In this post, we’re breaking down 7 common myths about colon cancer screening and sharing the facts everyone should know.

If you’re 45 or older, talk with your doctor about which screening option is right for you. A simple step today can protect your health for years to come.

Because when it comes to colon cancer, early detection truly makes all the difference. 💙

Learn more about screening options:
https://intermountainhealthcare.org/services/gastroenterology/colon-cancer-screening?utm_source=hyro_web

During Women’s History Month, we’re proud to honor the women whose compassion and courage helped shape health care in ou...
03/21/2026

During Women’s History Month, we’re proud to honor the women whose compassion and courage helped shape health care in our communities.

More than 125 years ago, the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, founded by Mother Xavier Ross, brought their mission of care to Billings—helping establish what is now St. Vincent Regional Hospital.

In those early days, the Sisters did it all. They cared for patients, raised funds, and worked tirelessly to keep the hospital running—often with limited resources but an unwavering commitment to serve every person with dignity and compassion.

That mission is still alive today.

You can still find Sister Eileen Hurley at St. Vincent, welcoming patients at Guest Services or delivering flowers to brighten someone’s day. As one of the last remaining Sisters connected to the hospital’s founding legacy, she continues to serve as both a volunteer and leader—carrying forward the values that began more than a century ago.

As Sister Eileen shared, the Sisters helped “plant the seed”—a legacy of care that continues to grow through every caregiver who walks through our doors.

This Women’s History Month, we celebrate the generations of women whose service, leadership, and compassion continue to shape the way we care for our community. 💙

03/20/2026

Meet Dr. Spencer Hagerhorst, family medicine physician at Intermountain Health Heights Clinic. 🩺

From kids to adults, he cares for patients at every stage—focusing on prevention through healthy habits, screenings, and immunizations to help avoid future health issues.

For Dr. Hagerhorst, a great day means making a difference—helping patients feel better, learn something new, or better understand their health. 💙

Find more information about Primary Care here: intermountainhealth.org/mt

03/18/2026

💙 Meet the hearts behind the care.

Every day at St. Vincent Regional Hospital, this cardiothoracic team brings skill, compassion, and calm to some of life’s most important moments.

Anne Cahill, MD
Scott Needham, MD
Kellan Harris, PA
Delaina Hooks, PA
Joy Rodriguez, NP
Justin Severance, PA

Their teamwork brings comfort and confidence to every moment of care.

We’re grateful for how they show up with skill, compassion, and heart. 💙

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The Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Kansas founded St. Vincent Healthcare in Billings, Montana, in 1898. Motivated by its mission to provide compassionate care and service, St. Vincent has become one of Montana's leading comprehensive healthcare providers. State of the art medical technology has been integrated into our commitment to provide care for the sick, to respect life, to serve the poor, and to provide compassion and charity for all who need it. St. Vincent offers progressive specialty services in Cardiology, Neurology, Oncology, Orthopedics and Women’s Services. We also have a special "hospital within a hospital" just for children, St. Vincent Children’s Healthcare. We have dedicated ourselves to meeting the healthcare needs in our communities through our healing ministry and our Mission, Vision & Values. MISSION, VISION & VALUES Mission We reveal and foster God’s healing love by improving the health of the people and communities we serve, especially those who are poor and vulnerable. Vision Inspired by our faith, • We will be distinguished as the premier person-centered health system and trusted partner. • We will share accountability with clinicians and other stakeholders to coordinate care across all settings and improve access, quality, health outcomes and affordability. • We will grow as community-based health networks to serve more people in partnership with others who share our vision and values. Values Excellence We set and surpass high standards. Caring Spirit We honor the sacred dignity of each person. Integrity We do the right thing with openness and pride. Stewardship We are accountable for the resources entrusted to us. Good Humor We create joyful and welcoming environments.