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February 6, 2012
 The International Heart Institute of Montana remains committed to caring about heart disease, prevention and awareness in our community. The Heart Expo will be held on February 11 at St. Patrick Hospital.
January 31, 2012
 The FDA recently approved the first artificial heart valve that can replace an aortic heart valve without open-heart surgery. Interventional cardiologist at St. Patrick Hospital, Dr. Tod Maddux, explains why this is such a ground breaking development for patients.
January 23, 2012
 Heart disease is still the number one killer of men worldwide. Having a risk assessment is the first step towards preventing the disease. Dr. Alex Jehle from St. Patrick Hospital explains that the Men’s Heart Health Program was created to identify the risks of heart disease and prevent it. Learn more on HealthBreak.
January 18, 2012
Providence Health & Services named among the best-performing health systems in Thomson Reuters benchmarks study.
January 17, 2012
St. Pat's is #1 in the nation for lowest heart failure readmissions by making sure that we treat patients correctly the first time, in addition to preparing them for discharge, St. Patrick Hospital has the lowest heart failure readmission rate in the nation.
January 16, 2012
 A trip to the emergency room can take place at any time and for many different reasons. Dr. Bontadelli at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center in Polson explains how their emergency department treats urgent healthcare needs.
January 8, 2012
 There are approximately 6 million pregnancies each year in the United States making prenatal care, labor and delivery an important part of healthcare. Dr. Jamie Straub explains that the OB/GYNs at Providence St. Joseph Medical Center have years of specialty training to make every pregnancy as healthy as possible on HealthBreak.
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Education and Training:
Click here to view upcoming professional events at St. Patrick Hospital
Heart Expo 2012
Learn about advances in the treatment of heart disease and learn about all the ways to take care of your heart health. Assess your risk of heart disease with discounted blood tests, TSH and PSA screens. Attend lectures, educational demonstrations and the SpectrUM Heart Health Exhibit.
When: Saturday, February 11, 7AM-Noon
Where: St. Patrick Hospital Broadway Building Conference Center
For more information: 406-329-5668
Team Up Montana Basketball Pink Game
Join St. Patrick Hospital Foundation and the Lady Griz to raise awareness and funding for Montanan's battling cancer. Wear pink to the game and watch the Lady Griz take on Northern Colorado.
When: Saturday, February 11, 2PM
Where: UM Adams Center
Diabetes Care and Prevention Center is Moving
On February 13, the Diabetes Care and Prevention Center will move to the Providence Medical Center, 902 N Orange Street, 3rd floor, Suite 303.
For more information: 406-329-5781
Learn more.
Coming soon - Trauma Conference
Bariatric Educational Seminar
Free and open to the public, learn more about weight-loss surgery.
When: Twice a month
For more information: 406-329-5866
Breast Cancer Support Group
When: First and third Tuesday of every month, from 12 - 1PM
For more information: 406-329-5656
Stroke Support Group
Free and open to the public for stroke survivors, care givers and family members.
When: Every 2nd Thursday of each month from 1:30 - 3:30PM
Where: Providence Center, 902 North Orange Street Room 107
For more information: Call 406-327-3260
Missoula Brain Injury Support Group
The Missoula Brain Injury Support Group seeks to enhance the lives of individuals and family members in the Missoula area living with the effects of brain injury.
When: Every 3rd Monday of each month at 6:30PM
Where: Broadway Building Conference Center. Learn more.
AARP Driver's Safety
Would you like to attend AARP Driver's Safety Classes?
When: Monthly from 9AM- 1PM
For more information: Call 406-543-7184 or click here.
Diabetes Support Group
Meetings are free of charge and open to anyone with Type 1, Type 2 or prediabetes.
When: First Thursday of every month from 6 - 7PM
Where: Wellness Center Conference Room
Call 406-329-5781 for more information
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