Four Seasons Wellness

12/21/2025

12/18/2025

Four Seasons Wellness
will be closed today

12/15/2025

Four Seasons Wellness will be closed the week of December 22nd and return the morning of 12/29. Please plan ahead for medication refills. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas 🎄

12/09/2025

(UPDATE: 1:35 p.m.) This post is no longer being updated.

The remaining No Travel advisories have been lifted. Please continue to drive with caution and be ready for rapidly changing conditions.

Please do not travel in areas under No Travel advisories. Freezing rain and ice are causing extremely dangerous conditions. For full information, use your NDRoads app or check travel.dot.nd.gov.

12/09/2025

The clinic will be closed today to keep all of you and our staff safe, as well! The pharmacy will also be closed today! Stay safe & warm everyone!

12/09/2025

Due to weather conditions, the clinic will open 2 hours late and possibly closed yet today. We want everyone to stay safe and off the icy roads that are yet to come

11/05/2025

Four Seasons Wellness will be closed 11/10 & 11/11 and will re-open at 10am on 11/12

08/29/2025

Four Seasons Wellness
will be closed
Monday, Sep 1st

08/26/2025

Four Seasons Wellness will be closed on Labor Day, Monday 9/1

07/30/2025

Four Seasons Wellness
will be closed
August 4th - 8th

07/17/2025

Currently, Kidder County currently has cases of pertussis, aka whooping cough.

Initial symptoms are fever, runny nose, cough, etc that mimic many other viral illnesses.

However, the cough progresses into a hacking and "whooping" sound. This cough is especially dangerous for young children and infants. It can lead to difficulty breathing, vomiting after cough since it is so severe.

Pertussis spreads easily through respiratory droplets from coughing and sneezing. You can be contagious weeks after symptoms start. If started on antibiotics, you remain contagious (and should stay home) for 5 days after treatment starts.

If you are not vaccinated and have any of these symptoms, please stay home and isolate. There is antibiotic treatment available and is most effective if started early in symptoms.

Please call our office with any questions.
Link to CDC information in the comments.