Billings Clinic is a leading community organization and the largest employer in Billings, Montana. At its core is a multi-specialty group practice of over 200 physicians and non-physician providers. The downtown Billings Clinic campus consists of a 272-bed hospital that includes our 14-suite Family Birth Center and a 15-bed Transitional Care Unit as well as the Billings Clinic, the region's largest multi-specialty group practice.

Maps of the Billings Clinic campus facilities can be found at http://www.billingsclinic.com/body.cfm?d=354. The maps can be printed or downloaded if necessary.

At our clinics, children see medical specialists from all over the western United States and received care not normally offered in Billings. The clinics are multi-disciplinary — patients see nurses, counselors, social workers, educators, physical therapists, nutritionists, respiratory therapists, a phlebotomist and a clinic coordinator. Providing all of these services under one roof assures that each child receives the best care possible.

A team of over 150 qualified psychiatrists, therapists, social workers, nurses, case managers, chemical dependency counselors and support staff offer the most comprehensive mental health and chemical dependency evaluation and treatment services in South Central Montana, serving eleven counties with an approximate population of 172,645 and an area of 25,625 square miles. Greeted in confidentiality, clients are referred to a staff professional with the expertise to provide the emotional support and practical help that will meet the individual's needs. Mental Health Center staff is committed to offering hope and sharing solutions with every person they serve.

The Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth, Kansas founded St. Vincent Healthcare in Billings in 1898. Motivated by its mission to provide compassionate care and service, St. Vincent has become one of Montana's leading comprehensive healthcare providers. St. Vincent is the only hospital in the region that is nationally recognized for outstanding services in Cardiology, Orthopedics and Stroke Care.

With nearly 1 of every 5 Montanans being uninsured, the need for medical and dental care to address preventive, chronic and acute needs, is more significant than ever. Focusing on individual, personal health, Clinical Health Services provides access to quality, community-responsive healthcare for Yellowstone County's medically underserved and uninsured through the services offered by the RiverStone Community Health Center, Community Dental Practice, Healthcare for the Homeless, Community Health Center Pharmacy and the Medication Assistance Program.