By Carson King, AG-ACNP Board Certified Internal Medicine, Livingston HealthCare Heart disease is the leading cause of death in Montana, responsible for roughly 23% of all deaths in the state in 2022, according to CDC data. Nationally, heart disease continues to outrank all other causes of death, claiming hundreds of

The Livingston HealthCare Foundation is proud to announce that its Go for the Gold Fundraiser, held last Friday evening at The Mint Bar & Grill, raised $3,675 in support of a critical pharmacy renovation project at Livingston HealthCare. The Foundation extends its sincere gratitude to the business community, The

Jennifer Schmid RN, CFRN, CEN, Trauma Coordinator, Livingston HealthCare Heart Health Month is a reminder to know our heart-health numbers, rethink our habits, and pay attention to the quiet signals our bodies send. But there is one action that rises above all others in its ability to save a life

Adam Lugger, RRT, RCP, CRT Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation Supervisor, Livingston HealthCare 1. Why did you decide to become a Cardiac Rehab Therapist? I decided to become a Cardiac Rehab Therapist because I wanted to help patients beyond the hospital setting—during the phase of recovery where they regain strength, confidence, and

The Livingston HealthCare Foundation invites the community to come together for its 3rd Annual Community Fundraiser on Friday, February 6th from 6 to 9 pm at the Mint Bar and Grill, located at 102 N. Main Street in Livingston. This year’s event will raise funds for a critical renovation

By Bonnie Roll, CNM, WHNP January is Cervical Health Awareness month. Each year, nearly 14,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer in the United States. Yet with early detection, cervical cancer is one of the most preventable cancers today. Cervical cancer is caused almost entirely by persistent HPV infections.

The Livingston HealthCare Foundation has launched its current appeal to support a critical renovation of the Livingston HealthCare pharmacy. The project will expand capacity, improve safety, and update sterile compounding spaces to meet modern standards, directly benefiting patients who rely on precise, timely, and safely prepared medications. One of those

The Livingston HealthCare Foundation is honored to announce a generous $50,000 gift from Robert Means of Livingston and his sister, Betty Bell of Foster City, CA, in memory of their father, Dr. Robert Ross Means, who served as a beloved Livingston physician from 1947 until his untimely passing in