Overview
Bozeman Health is a nonprofit, locally governed integrated health system serving southwest Montana through hospitals, clinics, and a network of physicians across more than 40 medical specialties. Its facilities include Deaconess Regional Medical Center, a 125-bed hospital with a critical care unit and NICU, the Big Sky Medical Center critical access hospital, and clinics in communities such as Belgrade, Big Sky, and Bozeman, delivering primary care alongside specialties like cancer care, cardiology, orthopedics, and women's health. It also runs 24/7 emergency and trauma services, urgent care, and nurse navigation to coordinate patient care. What sets Bozeman Health apart is its role as a community-owned system holding designations such as Primary Stroke Center and DNV GL accreditation, along with the region's first NICU. The goal is to improve the health of its communities through accessible, coordinated care close to home.
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What believers are saying
- Neurosurgeons James Kalyvas and Joseph Sramek joined in 2026, expanding referral capture.
- The Help Center partnership extends psychiatric discharges into ongoing counseling and resources.
- 2026 Partners in Health grants backed Recovery Point, Thrive, Good Medicine, and Haven.
What critics are saying
- The Big Sky Medical Center RN and APRN union case opened October 29, 2026.
- Mather v. Bozeman Health filed January 8, 2026, exposing recurring malpractice liability.
- A Big Sky labor win spreads systemwide, driving contract labor and margin collapse.
What makes Bozeman Health unique
- Bozeman Health launched Southwest Montana's first neurosurgery program on October 26, 2026.
- Its 14-bed adult inpatient psychiatric unit served 480 adults and kept 94% local.
- Belgrade Clinic spans 37,000 square feet and employs 65 clinicians across family specialties.
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