Dr. Carnegie Family Practice

05/27/2022

The office is now closed for the Memorial Day Holiday. We will reopen Tuesday, May 31.

Thank you to all who have served our country!!

05/27/2022

The office will is now closed for the Memorial day holiday. We will reopen Tuesday, May 31.

Thank you to all who have served our country!!

04/25/2022

I just love when we get little visitors to the office! 💙💚💙💚

09/26/2021

Remember to update your screening tests-- PAP, mammogram, colonoscopy.... cancer doesn't wait.

09/09/2021

Please take extra precautions, as the number of local cases continue to rise. Wear your mask in any public settings, wash hands frequently, stay socially distanced, and above all, get the vaccine!

The move came as the state's confirmed coronavirus cases skyrocketed in recent weeks. Idaho has one of the lowest vaccination rates in the country.

08/01/2021

Please help keep the community safe! Wear a mask indoors in public places, whether you are vaccinated or not.

And above all, please get vaccinated! Together, we can get through this.

Missoula City-County Health Department officials are urging the community to reignite their diligence in preventing the spread of COVID-19 as cases and hospitalizations in the County hit levels not seen since spring.

On Tuesday, July 27, Missoula County reported 30 new COVID-19 cases — the highest number reported since March 27, 2021, before COVID-19 vaccines were widely available to the general public. There are 100 active cases in the County, a figure not seen since April 12, 2021. Twelve individuals are currently hospitalized in Missoula County, which is the most COVID-19 patients the community has seen since April 20, 2021. Furthermore, the seven-day rolling average of new COVID-19 cases per 100,000 people rose to 12 after hitting an all-time pandemic low of three just four weeks ago on June 26, 2021.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Tuesday reversed course on its recommendation that fully vaccinated individuals could forego masking inside enclosed public areas. With this news, local health officials are urging the public to start wearing masks again.

Health officials say it is especially critical that parents and guardians get children 12 and older vaccinated against COVID-19 before they head back to the classroom next month, as summer camps and other child programs have been attributed to large COVID-19 clusters across the nation.

05/12/2021

Another vaccine opportunity:

FREE WALK-UP VACCINE CLINIC THIS THURSDAY AT WINCO FOODS! The Health Department's mobile vaccine clinic will be in the WinCo Foods parking lot from 12-5 p.m. Our nurses will be administering the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Missoula County residents ages 18 and over are welcome to come by and get their shots!

04/26/2021

Lifestyle modification program to decrease your risk of type 2 diabetes. Sign up now!

Class begins on May 19th! It's another opportunity to join our diabetes prevention lifestyle balance program. This research-based program supports life-long changes for a healthy and active life. Check it out, and call 406-258-4935 for information and registration.

04/20/2021

Exciting news! More vaccinations clinics are open.

MAJOR NEWS: The Health Department’s mass vaccination site at the former Lucky’s Market at the Southgate Mall will be the only mass vaccination site in Missoula County starting next week. The schedule through Friday, April 23 can be viewed below.

GET VACCINATED, GET REWARDED: The Health Department is coming together with local businesses to reward everyone who is doing their part to end the pandemic by getting vaccinated. Each day we’ll draw two winners to receive a $20 Missoula Downtown Association gift card. Those cards can be redeemed at over 200 member businesses, including fine dining restaurants, unique shops, art galleries, professional services and more!

On Monday, in partnership with All Nations Health Center, patients will receive $15 iTunes, GooglePlay, or WinCo Grocery gift cards while supplies last!

MARK YOUR CALENDARS: We are taking walk-ups and appointments during specific hours next week.

PLEASE SHARE THIS WITH ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND HELP MISSOULA COUNTY REACH HERD IMMUNITY AGAINST COVID-19 SO WE CAN PUT THIS PANDEMIC BEHIND US!

PLEASE NOTE: While other mass vaccination sites will no longer be doing first dose clinics, those sites will continue to do second dose clinics for their patients who got first doses with them. All Missoula County residents ages 16+ are welcome to book appointments for Pfizer. Residents must be 18+ to book Moderna appointments.

Link to book appointments: https://mcchdcovid.timetap.com/ #/

03/20/2021

In line with the governor's announcement this afternoon, all Missoula County residents 16 and older will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine starting Thursday, April 1!

Information on vaccine options will continue to be available at covid19.missoula.co or by calling 406-258-INFO (4636).

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