Intermountain St. James Hospital

Intermountain St. James Hospital Intermountain Health St. James Hospital is a 67-bed hospital in Butte, Montana. Serving the region for more than 135 years, St. St.

James Healthcare is proud to deliver compassionate, quality care. James has more than 400 caregivers, alongside almost 300 physicians and advanced care professionals, offering 24-hour care and dozens of progressive specialty services.

Holiday plans shouldn’t include feeling sick. 💙Butte Flats Walk-in clinic is open Good Friday and Easter Sunday, 7:30 a....
04/03/2026

Holiday plans shouldn’t include feeling sick. 💙

Butte Flats Walk-in clinic is 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

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

To celebrate Doctor’s Day, we asked local elementary school kids what they think doctors do—and their answers say it all. From healing hearts to saving the day, it’s clear our doctors are everyday heroes in the eyes of our youngest community members.

Huge thanks to Dr. Brenna Fanning and Dr. Kellee Glaus for bringing these sweet, honest responses to life on camera and for the care they provide to families across southwest Montana every day.

Today, and always, we’re grateful for our doctors and the difference they make—seen through the eyes of kids and felt throughout our community. 🩺✨

✨ Cast your ballot today! ✨St. James is honored to be nominated in several Best of Butte & Beyond categories — including...
03/26/2026

✨ Cast your ballot today! ✨

St. James is honored to be nominated in several Best of Butte & Beyond categories — including Best Hospital, Best Healthcare, Best Workplace Culture, Best Pharmacy, and Best Physical Therapy.

If you love the care you receive here in our community, take a moment to show your support. Head to mtstandard.com and cast your votes today! 🗳️💙

Voting ends March 29, so don’t wait!

03/24/2026

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. Check the comments for a direct link.

Colon cancer is one of the most preventable cancers — but myths can keep people from getting screened.The truth? Screeni...
03/24/2026

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

✨ March is Lymphedema Awareness Month and today we're celebrating three caregivers who make a meaningful difference ever...
03/19/2026

✨ March is Lymphedema Awareness Month and today we're celebrating three caregivers who make a meaningful difference every day.

Meet Teressa Radcliffe, Karina Olson, and Ty Nelson, licensed lymphedema therapists who provide compassionate, specialized care to help patients manage swelling, regain comfort, and feel more confident in their daily lives.

Their expertise, encouragement, and hands‑on support are here for you and with you. If you or someone you love is dealing with lymphedema, our team is ready to help.💙

Intermountain Health caregivers are feeling lucky to care for Butte, America today in their best St. Patrick’s Day green...
03/17/2026

Intermountain Health caregivers are feeling lucky to care for Butte, America today in their best St. Patrick’s Day green. 🍀 🌈

Whether you were at the parade, at home with family, or working alongside us, we wish you a happy, healthy, and safe St. Patrick’s Day.

From all of us, thank you for letting us care for this community we love!

03/17/2026

Snack time showdown! 🥑🍎🥕

To celebrate National Nutrition Month, our clinical dietician Joe Riordan joined the viral “blind ranking” trend, this time with a healthy twist. From veggies and hummus to DIY trail mix, he ranked some of our favorite smart snack options without knowing what was coming next.

Each pick brings something good to the table: protein, healthy fats, fiber, or a little bit of everything. And yes… some were harder to place than others. 😅

Now it’s your turn: How would you rank these five snacks

1. Veggies & hummus
2. Greek yogurt & berries
3. Apples & nut butter
4. Whole‑grain crackers & avocado
5. DIY trail mix

Drop your list in the comments! ⬇️

When Butte High senior Preston Jensen took two heavy hits on the football field, he thought the pain would pass. But bec...
03/12/2026

When Butte High senior Preston Jensen took two heavy hits on the football field, he thought the pain would pass. But because Certified Athletic Trainer Christine Mayer trusted her instincts in that moment, Preston was rushed to St. James Hospital. Where Dr. Colton Ryan quickly uncovered that his spleen had ruptured, and his life was in immediate danger.

Preston lost nearly four liters of blood, but expert, coordinated care saved his life. Today, he’s back on his feet, training for track, and embracing a new chapter with strength and gratitude.

As we celebrate Athletic Training Month, we’re proud to spotlight Christine and all our sports medicine caregivers who show up for student athletes, on the field and beyond.

Read Preston’s full story and see how our Sports Medicine teams work together to keep our communities safe and strong.

Read More➡️ https://news.intermountainhealth.org/athlete-back-on-the-field-after-life-saving-care-at-intermountain-health-st-james-hospital/

03/11/2026

Welcome to Your Healthiest Life, a new podcast bringing you real conversations with trusted physicians and experts to help you live healthier, longer.

In Episode 1, colorectal surgeon Dr. Noelle Bertelson breaks down one of the most preventable cancers: colon cancer. She explains why screening starting at age 45 matters, what to expect during a colonoscopy, and the screening options available — including at-home tests.

She also talks about the rise in diagnoses among younger adults and why early detection can truly save lives.

Most importantly, the message is hopeful: when colon cancer is caught early, it’s highly treatable.


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Level III Trauma Center and Joint Commission Accredited Acute Care Facility. St. James Healthcare has played an important role in the history of Butte. Founded in 1881 by the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, St. James has been known for generations for its mission of compassionate care and service to the poor. For 130 years, St. James has provided care for the sick and served the poor. Today, that commitment is accompanied by St. James' reputation as a technological leader in Montana's healthcare industry. A Catholic hospital, St. James Healthcare is one of Montana's largest comprehensive hospitals, serving the healthcare needs of people in a seven-county region. It remains today a part of the Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System, which includes 11 hospitals in Kansas, California, Colorado and Montana. The other two Montana hospitals are St. Vincent Healthcare in Billings and Holy Rosary Healthcare in Miles City. St. James offers the people of Montana specialized services in Cardiology, Oncology, Orthopedics, Neurosciences, and Women's & Children's services. It is a 67-bed facility staffed by more than 500 employees, all dedicated to the integration of tradition and technology.