Primary Care and Family Medicine in Miles City, MT
A Family Medicine physician or mid-level provider is the first contact to meet your health care needs. This physician is concerned with the total health care of the individual and the family and will provide preventive health services, basic or initial diagnosis and treatment and supervision of your health care.
When other specialists need to be involved, primary care providers coordinate your care and manage difficult medical problems that are associated with that care.
Your family medicine provider could be:
- a physician (MD or DO)
- a physician assistant (PA)
- a nurse practitioner (NP)
Our physicians and mid-level providers (NP, PA) work as a team to provide your care. The services they provide include:
- Health care for existing medical needs
- Preventive care services
- Managing chronic conditions
- Coordination of care with medical and surgical specialists
SameDay Care
SameDay Care is open Monday - Friday, 8 am to 5 pm. Please call 406-233-7000 for an appointment.
Same-day treatment when you or your family needs care.
SameDay Care Services include:
- Medical treatment for acute minor illness and injury
- Sprains and minor fractures
- Sore throats and colds
- Muscle aches and pains
- Cuts, scrapes and minor wounds
- Coughs
- Difficult or painful urination
- Earaches
- Minor burns and sunburns
- Rashes
- Insect and tick bites
- Back strain
- Sinus congestionMinor eye injuries, infections or irritations
- Other minor conditions
- Vaccinations offered: Flu (seasonal) tetanus with injury
DOT/FAA Physicals
We have certified medical examiners available to complete your exam for your CDL and DOT requirements.
Other Screening Exams
- PAP
- 21-30 yrs old – every 3 years
- 30 + yrs old – every 5 years
- Mammogram
- Colon Cancer Screening
- Colonoscopy
- Every ten years (stool test every 3 years)
- PSA Test (Men)
Emergency Department
If you are experiencing chest pain, trouble breathing, stroke symptoms, severe abdominal pain, excessive bleeding, severe pain for any reason, or any other potentially life-threatening condition, dial 9-1-1 or go to the nearest Emergency Department.
