Providence Health Services

This morning, Jon King welcomed Dr. Sally Scott, board certified oncologist, to Health Talk.  The program covered an array of topics including oncology and advances being made in cancer research and treatment. Dr. Scott, who received her MD degree from the University of Massachusetts in 2003, has been with the Montana Cancer Center at Providence St...

Dr. Patrick Davis was born in Butte, Montana. After completing undergraduate studies and a Master of Science Degree in Experimental Psychology at the Montana State University in Bozeman he attended the California School of Professional Psychology in Berkeley, California where he earned his doctoral degree in Professional Psychology...

This week's Health Talk brings us a hospitalist at Providence Psychiatry Dr. Robert Munjal. Dr. Munjal was born and raised in the Mid-Atlantic region.  After completing undergraduate studies at the College of William and Mary, he worked as a research assistant in the Department of Psychiatry at Johns Hopkins University and then went onto medical school at the University of Virginia...

Chief Medical Informatics Officer Randale Sechrest Discusses How New Technology and Electronic Medical Records is Changing Healthcare https://youtu.be/dl7FiwQjd7o  

In the inaugural episode of KGVO's Health Talk, Peter Christian and Jon King of Talk Back sat with Jeff Fee, CEO of Providence Health and Services Western Montana. Hear what he had to say about the current healthcare landscape, and what Providence is doing to change the way healthcare is delivered in Montana...

Seven clinics associated with Providence Medical Group have been designated as patient-centered medical homes by a national organization.

St. Patrick Hospital in Missoula is working to save over $5 million between now and March 2014 through program restructuring and targeted staff reductions, according to a prepared statement.

St. Patrick Hospital is Missoula's largest healthcare facility, employing over 1,400 people and nearly 300 doctors, but Chief Executive Officer Jeff Fee said on Thursday, October 31, that big changes are coming to his hospital, and hundreds more across the country.