St. Vincent Regional Hospital

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.

12/03/2025

This month marked a major milestone in the progress of the construction of the new St. Vincent Regional Hospital, as the skyline began to change with the arrival of several mobile crawler cranes.

Community members can expect to see dramatic progress as the hospital’s structural “spine” and steel framing take shape over the coming months. We are proud to partner with local companies, such as True North Steel, to make the vision for the hospital of the future in Billings a reality.

The new St. Vincent Regional Hospital is a “once-in-a-generation” investment in the health of the Billings community and region. The 14-floor, 737,000 square-foot facility is being built at 27th Street and 12th Avenue North, just east of the current hospital. When completed in 2029, the new hospital will replace the current facility, with all existing services transferring to the new location.

When Teresa Liter went to her primary care provider, to discuss pain from what she thought were kidney stones, she never...
12/02/2025

When Teresa Liter went to her primary care provider, to discuss pain from what she thought were kidney stones, she never imagined the visit would lead to a lung cancer diagnosis.

After sharing her concerns with Stefanie Rickhoff, PA, at the Intermountain Health Lockwood Clinic, Teresa was referred for follow up testing. That same day, Stefanie asked Teresa to meet her back at the clinic so that she could share the results in person.

"She told me, ‘I’ll be here as long as you need me.’ She stayed late at the clinic to meet with me and my husband and went through the X-rays and everything. By the time I got there, she had called oncology, scheduled the brain MRI, the CT scan, and the lung biopsy. Everything was set up,” Teresa said.

Teresa was diagnosed with stage 3 lung cancer. Her treatment included chemotherapy, radiation, and immunotherapy. She worked closely with her oncology care team to ensure she was doing everything she could do to fight the spread of her cancer. She has responded well to the treatments. Almost a year later, she is finishing her final treatments with the hope of her cancer being in remission.

Teresa credits her incredible progress to the advancements in lung cancer treatment and she also encourages others to be proactive about their health. “Go see your primary care provider and establish that relationship. It’s because I had that relationship with Stefanie that we even caught it,” she said.

During this holiday season, Teresa is grateful for her family, her care team, and the chance to share her story. “Whether you have cancer or not, you need to be present each day and be thankful,” she said.

Watch the KULR8 News story and learn more about Teresa's story and the importance of getting screened: https://news.intermountainhealth.org/montana-womans-lung-cancer-journey-highlights-advances-in-treatment-at-intermountain-health-for-lung-cancer-for-improving-survival/

To our patients, caregivers, families, and neighbors—thank you for being part of our community.Wishing you a safe, healt...
11/27/2025

To our patients, caregivers, families, and neighbors—thank you for being part of our community.
Wishing you a safe, healthy, and happy Thanksgiving. 🧡

Healthy can still taste like the holidays. ❤️These heart-friendly recipes are lower in sodium and saturated fat—but full...
11/26/2025

Healthy can still taste like the holidays. ❤️
These heart-friendly recipes are lower in sodium and saturated fat—but full of comfort. From Mini Meatball Skewers to Crustless Pumpkin Pie, there’s something for every table.
Swipe for recipes you can feel good about this season. 🦃✨
Save + share to spread the love.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Kettlebells for Cancer weekend! Your energy, strength, and generosity helped sup...
11/26/2025

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Kettlebells for Cancer weekend! Your energy, strength, and generosity helped support important cancer research and prevention efforts — including advances in genetic testing and early detection that are making a real difference for families in our community.

Together, we swung for an hour straight to raise awareness, honor loved ones, and show what our Billings community can do when we come together. 💛

This week, we celebrated one of our favorite traditions, the Caregiver Turkey Giveaway! In total, 1,848 turkeys were han...
11/25/2025

This week, we celebrated one of our favorite traditions, the Caregiver Turkey Giveaway! In total, 1,848 turkeys were handed out to our incredible caregivers as a small token of appreciation for the compassion and dedication they show our patients every day.

We’re also proud to share that all remaining turkeys were donated to Family Services to support local families in need this holiday season. Thank you, Family Service Thrift Store, for the important work you do in our community. ❤️

We are open to care for you! Our N. 27th St. and Laurel Walk-in Clinics are open on Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 27...
11/24/2025

We are open to care for you!

Our N. 27th St. and Laurel Walk-in Clinics are open on Thanksgiving, Thursday, November 27th from 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Conditions treated include fever, flu or cold symptoms, cuts and scrapes, earaches and sinus pain.

To learn more visit intermountainhealth.org/walkin

When Billings resident Nate Porter went in for a routine checkup last year, he never expected a life-changing diagnosis....
11/21/2025

When Billings resident Nate Porter went in for a routine checkup last year, he never expected a life-changing diagnosis. With dangerously high blood sugar and an A1C near 11, he was immediately referred to the Intermountain Health Diabetes, Endocrinology & Weight Management Center in Billings — where he found the support he needed to turn things around.

Working closely with Nurse Practitioner Chelsi Hayter, Nate learned how to fit diabetes management into his life in a realistic, sustainable way. With medication, lifestyle changes, and the help of a continuous glucose monitor. Over the past year, he’s lost more than 60 pounds and feels healthier, more energetic, and more balanced than ever.

He credits the clinic’s team-based approach and Hayter’s support for his success. “They’re always there for me. If I have a question, I can message them and get a quick response,” he said. “Chelsi is a game changer. She listens to me as a patient and makes recommendations based on both the data and how I’m responding.”

To better support patients like Nate, the Diabetes, Endocrinology & Weight Management Center is undergoing a major renovation and expansion — increasing provider capacity, adding more exam rooms, creating space for group education and weight-management classes, and enhancing telehealth and diabetic eye exam services. The newly expanded center is expected to open in early 2026.

This transformation is made possible by generous gifts from local donors Steve and Debbie Reger and Tom and Maree Ryan — strengthening access to high-quality care for our region. 💙

https://www.ktvq.com/lifestyle/your-health-matters/required-change-billings-man-transforms-life-after-type-2-diabetes-diagnosis

11/19/2025

Nearly one in 10 adults in Montana may be diagnosised with diabetes, but awareness, prevention, and collaborative care can help improve quality of life and mitigate risks to your health. Dr. Justin Rudolph, diabetologist at Intermountain Health, shares how advanced treatments, prevention programs, and community support are helping patients thrive.

To better serve patients, our Intermountain Health Diabetes & Endocrinology Clinic in Billings has begun a major renovation and expansion. Supported by generous gifts from local donors Steve and Debbie Reger and Tom and Maree Ryan, the project will expand the clinic and services to help more Montanan's facing diabetes.

We’re proud to recognize Scott Marosok from our Imaging Department as the latest recipient of the Intermountain L.O.V.E....
11/18/2025

We’re proud to recognize Scott Marosok from our Imaging Department as the latest recipient of the Intermountain L.O.V.E. (Living Our Values Every day) Award 💙

Scott was nominated after a patient called to share how deeply his compassion and calm presence impacted their visit — praising his ability to connect, comfort, and help people feel at ease.

Known as the “dad” of the CT department, Scott is the teammate who checks in, lifts others up, and makes sure everyone feels supported. His dedication to service runs deep, inspired by his mother’s 40-year nursing career and strengthened by his desire to show tenderness, love, and compassion to those who are hurting or afraid.

“I love what I do. I love patient care,” Scott shared. “I believe this validates my passion in my profession.”

Join us in congratulating Scott on this well-deserved honor and for living our values every day. 💙

Do you know a caregiver who makes a difference? Nominate them for a L.O.V.E. Award!

https://intermountainhealthcare.org/about/recognize-caregiver

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month — and early detection can make all the difference. 💙Lung cancer screening is qui...
11/17/2025

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month — and early detection can make all the difference. 💙

Lung cancer screening is quick, painless, and can:
✔️ Improve the odds
✔️ Lead to treatment sooner
✔️ Save lives

If you’re at higher risk, talk to your primary care provider about whether screening is right for you.

Screening can equal more tomorrows.

This week, we continue to look back and reflect on our Catholic mission as we celebrated Founders' Day, our annual celeb...
11/14/2025

This week, we continue to look back and reflect on our Catholic mission as we celebrated Founders' Day, our annual celebration of the founding of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. We were blessed and honored to have Sister Maureen Hall "in character" in Billings to share with our St. Vincent caregivers the inspiring story of Mother Xavier Ross and how she courageously responded to God's call to a life of service and ministry to found the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth. As Mother Xavier, Sister Maureen inspires us to carry her spirit of service and compassion forward and shares ,"now with God's grace, do your best."

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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.