Mountrail Bethel Home

Mountrail Bethel Home The Mountrail Bethel Home has achieved the highest ranking possible for safety and quality from CMS.

If you see a loved one needing more care than you can provide, please contact our 5-star rated, 36-bed skilled nursing facility.

Today, we are celebrating one of our wonderful nursing home LPNs, Val Axelson. Val has been serving at MBH for over 16 y...
11/19/2025

Today, we are celebrating one of our wonderful nursing home LPNs, Val Axelson. Val has been serving at MBH for over 16 years.

Val says, "We're hardworking people, and it takes dedication to keep this facility running strong. In a small community like ours, everyone has to be committed to the mission. The people who stay with us are truly great—they're here because they care."

Thank you, Val, for the heart you have for our residents. 💚

We are blessed to have chapels services twice weekly here at MBH.Pastor Robert Schmidt, from New Town, has ministered to...
11/19/2025

We are blessed to have chapels services twice weekly here at MBH.
Pastor Robert Schmidt, from New Town, has ministered to the residents for a numbers of years. Here are some take aways from his recent service.

✝️ The reading came from 2 Peter Chapters 1-3

✝️ Through the cross we are elected to be the children of God.

✝️ We give thanks for the many gifts He has given each of us to use for His good.

✝️ Those who have faith are called no matter how old.

✝️ We are not called all to be the same, the Holy Spirit speaks to each of us differently.

✝️ The following hymns were sung. "Oh How I Love Jesus" "To God Be The Glory" and "Amazing Grace"

✝️ The service included Holy Communion

✝️ 20 residents attended

✝️ Let us remember how rich our care is...His care is strong.

Thank you, Pastor Schmidt for the Good News this day.

Chuck Repnow
Activities Manager

In preparation for National Rural Health Day on Thursday, November 20th, we are celebrating a few of our incredible, lon...
11/18/2025

In preparation for National Rural Health Day on Thursday, November 20th, we are celebrating a few of our incredible, long-term staff!

Kim Ellis has been employed with us for 34 years!

Kim told us, "I like working in rural healthcare because it's a smaller facility, you have personal relationships, and you know everyone. It is like one big family, and you get better patient care."

We appreciate you, Kim! Cheers to many more years at MCHC 💚

Rebekah is a great-grandmother and she looks forward to seeing her beautiful granddaughter, who is named Lovely. Lovely ...
11/18/2025

Rebekah is a great-grandmother and she looks forward to seeing her beautiful granddaughter, who is named Lovely. Lovely lights up the room, she adds joy, and yes, she has all of us wrapped around her sweet little finger!
Each time that Lovely comes to visit Grandma Rebekah, she has more hair, she laughs more and she brings more and more love too! ♥️

Chuck Repnow
Activities Manager

This Thursday, November 20th, is National Rural Health Day, but we are going to celebrate all week long by spotlighting ...
11/18/2025

This Thursday, November 20th, is National Rural Health Day, but we are going to celebrate all week long by spotlighting a few of our incredible staff!

First up, Cari Stammen. Cari has been with MCHC for just over 17 years.

We asked Cari what she loves most about working in a rural healthcare facility. Here's what she said:
"What I love most about rural health is the connection. In a small community, your patients are more than names on a chart- they’re neighbors, friends and family. Providing care here through all walks of life makes me appreciate why I became a nurse- to care, to serve and to make someone’s day a little better is what truly matters the most!"

💚 Thank you, Cari, for your years of service to our community. We appreciate you!

For several weeks the Homeschool Co-op students under the guidance of Kris Hetzel, have engaged our residents in numerou...
11/17/2025

For several weeks the Homeschool Co-op students under the guidance of Kris Hetzel, have engaged our residents in numerous activities each Thursday morning.
This intergenerational time benefits both students and residents. The kindness shown by the students is inspiring and uplifting to our residents. They look forward to seeing these students and the reverse is true too.
Many thanks to Kris Hetzel, the students and their parents who volunteer to make things run smoothly.
You make our Thursdays bright and give hope for a future that centers on kindness and caring for the elderly in the world.

Chuck Repnow
Activities Manager

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🍁Recently Valleri brought forth a variety of beautiful music in our lobby. It was an inviting and comfortable scene as ...
11/16/2025

🍁Recently Valleri brought forth a variety of beautiful music in our lobby. It was an inviting and comfortable scene as she played the piano for her mother, Ethel.

🍁Roles in life often reverse. For many years Ethel served as a church organist. She played for her family and others at countless weddings, funerals and family times at home.

🍁Autumn bring forth many warm tones, colors and on this day ... music that warmed the heart of Ethel and many others who heard Valleri play.

🍁Thank you, Valleri for making the day bright.

Chuck Repnow
Activities Manager

🥳 Do you or someone you love have a birthday in November or December? SAVE some $$$ on your labs! MCHC's Birthday Blood ...
11/15/2025

🥳 Do you or someone you love have a birthday in November or December? SAVE some $$$ on your labs!

MCHC's Birthday Blood Draw Program offers you a discounted price* on a variety of labs during your birthday month or the following month. Think of it as a little extra cash in your pocket you can use to celebrate your birthday.

No clinic visit or appointment required— Check in at the Hospital Admittance any time between 8am-4pm M-F!

*Must pay with cash or check only.

We honored our veterans at MBH and Rosen Place and all veterans who have have worn the uniform of the United States Arme...
11/15/2025

We honored our veterans at MBH and Rosen Place and all veterans who have have worn the uniform of the United States Armed Forces. With unwavering courage, they have stood guard over our freedoms, defended our homeland, and upheld the values symbolized by the red, white and blue.

To our veterans, thank you. With deepest gratitude we salute our veterans who have served.

🇺🇸 Ted Dobrovolny
🇺🇸 Roger Evans
🇺🇸 Bud Halverson
🇺🇸 Stuart Jenkins
🇺🇸 James Matthews
🇺🇸 Ron Mitchell
🇺🇸 Bill Stevens
🇺🇸 Bill Whitmore

Thank you to our guest speakers, Aaron Moss, Veterans Outreach Program Specialist from the Minot Vet Center, Pastor Erin Tormanen,and Katie Harwood for assisting in our tribute to veterans.
A special thank you, to Isabelle Breding for playing "Taps" on her harmonica.

Chuck Repnow
Activities Manager

Each week residents look forward to hair care day with Gina. They enjoy this midweek uplifting treatment from Gina. When...
11/14/2025

Each week residents look forward to hair care day with Gina. They enjoy this midweek uplifting treatment from Gina. When your hair looks good you feel good. Diana poses here with Gina after having her hair styled. Thank you, Gina, for making all the ladies feel special and look great!

Chuck Repnow
Activities Manager

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month 💜Pancreatic cancer is often called the "silent disease" because symptoms m...
11/12/2025

November is Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month 💜

Pancreatic cancer is often called the "silent disease" because symptoms may not appear until the cancer is advanced. Early detection saves lives, so knowing the warning signs matters.

Watch for these symptoms:
• Jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes)
• Persistent abdominal or back pain
• Unexplained weight loss
• Loss of appetite or feeling full quickly
• New-onset diabetes or changes in blood sugar
• Digestive issues or changes in stool
• Persistent fatigue

Many of these symptoms can have other causes, but if you're experiencing several of them—especially together—talk to your healthcare provider. Risk factors include: family history, smoking, chronic pancreatitis, obesity, and age over 60.

If you have concerns about your pancreatic health, our team is here to help. Early conversations can make all the difference.
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