Logan Health Primary Care - Eureka

03/07/2026

Spring break and increased travel are just around the corner! Make sure you and your loved ones are protected from measles by checking your vaccination records. Measles is highly contagious, but prevention is simple.

03/06/2026

Getting to a health care appointment should not be a barrier to receiving the care you need.

We are working to better understand how transportation may impact our patients’ ability to access care, and we need your help. If you or someone in your household receives care at our clinic, please take a few minutes to complete our short survey: https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=oVAuXMdv2Uq9xdOmW5CNKvOl_08BEnJLkDVoRwaUjSFUNzBPUEtPMlBWVlgzUUpPQlRET0lSR1NGOC4u

Your feedback will help us identify transportation challenges and explore ways to better support our community

03/03/2026

Colorectal cancer has long been thought to be a disease that primarily affects older adults. However, recent studies show increasing rates among younger people. In 2025, one in five people diagnosed with colorectal cancer were under the age of 55.

Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable forms of cancer when detected early through routine screening. Screening tests can identify precancerous polyps before they develop into cancer, and early-stage colorectal cancer is highly treatable.

Colorectal cancer has long been thought to be a disease that primarily affects older adults. However, recent studies show increasing rates among younger people. In 2025, one in five people diagnosed with colorectal cancer were under the age of 55.

03/03/2026

Has a Logan Health doctor made a difference in your life?

Share your words of gratitude and help us celebrate National Doctor’s Day on March 30. Your message may be featured to honor the compassionate care our doctors provide every day!

Submit your message here: https://app.smartsheet.com/b/form/019c90ded0d07b8095be6712c1ad9c93

03/03/2026

Logan Health regional visiting specialists March 2026 calendar. For more information, please contact our Eureka specialty clinic at (406) 297-7713.

02/24/2026

Dealing with a stomach bug? You’re not alone, and most cases can be safely treated at home.

Hydrate, rest, choose gentle foods and take it easy until symptoms pass. If things feel severe or don't improve, reach out to your primary care provider.

02/23/2026

ATTENTION TEACHERS: Logan Health's 2026 Healthy Classroom Spring Grant Applications are open now through March 22, 2026!

These grant applications are open to teachers in Logan Health service areas for classroom initiatives supporting health and wellness, safety and community health needs. To learn more and submit an online application, please visit logan.org/HealthyClassrooms

02/19/2026

It’s always important to prioritize your heart health, and American Heart Month is the perfect time to refocus on the habits that keep your heart strong.

If you haven’t seen your primary care provider recently, be sure to schedule an appointment to stay up to date on important screenings and to monitor key indicators like blood pressure and heart rate.

02/10/2026

Heart attack symptoms aren’t always the same for men and women, and recognizing the differences could save a life!

Don't ignore the signs. If you or someone nearby shows any of these symptoms, call 911 immediately. Share this post to help us spread lifesaving awareness during American Heart Month.

02/06/2026

❤️ February is American Heart Month!

Managing stress is an important part of heart health. The American Heart Association reminds us that everyday stress can impact blood pressure and overall well‑being. Taking time to breathe, move, relax and connect with others helps support a healthier heart.

https://www.heart.org/en/healthy-living/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/working-out-to-relieve-stress

02/04/2026

Today is World Cancer Day, a reminder that prevention, early detection and healthy choices can make a powerful impact.

Remember, reducing your risk of cancer doesn’t have to be complicated. These small, everyday choices can make a meaningful difference.

02/03/2026

Do you know what your blood pressure numbers mean?

Blood pressure is measured using two numbers, the systolic (top) and diastolic (bottom). Where those numbers fall can make a big difference for your heart health. This chart breaks down the ranges and categories, from healthy to hypertension.

Talk with your provider about regular blood pressure checks and what steps you should be taking to ensure your blood pressure is in a healthy range.