Logan Health provides comprehensive medical care across a regional health system that includes six hospitals, more than 50 provider clinics, and other services. It operates and coordinates a network of hospitals and clinics to deliver medical treatment, preventive care, and specialty services to residents across 13 counties in a large service area. A key component is its rural air ambulance program, A.L.E.R.T., which helps transport patients quickly to needed care across the region.
Company Size
501-1,000
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N/A
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Headquarters
Kalispell, Montana
Founded
1910
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Logan Health Clinics in Conrad and Shelby welcome Montana-native primary care providers. Last updated Oct 13, 2026 2:44pm Logan Health is pleased to welcome two new primary care providers to its clinics in Conrad and Shelby: Sierra Bignell, PA-C, in Conrad and Jenifer Dodge, MD, in Shelby. Both Montana natives are excited to serve local communities and provide high-quality care to patients across the region. Originally from Avon, Montana, Bignell is passionate about building long-term relationships with patients and supporting the health of rural communities. She earned her Master of Physician Assistant Studies from Rocky Mountain College and holds both associate and bachelor's degrees in biology from the University of Montana Western. Before joining Logan Health Rural Health Clinic - Conrad, Bignell practiced in an urgent care setting, where she treated a wide range of acute and chronic health conditions. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, quilting, snowboarding, hunting, horseback riding, working with animals and helping on her family's ranch. Dodge is a board-certified family medicine physician practicing at Logan Health Clinic - Shelby. Born in Choteau and raised in Darby, Montana, she is excited to return to the Hi-Line after previously practicing in Conrad from 2002 to 2008 and later in Helena. She earned her undergraduate degree from Carroll College, attended medical school at the University of Nevada, Reno, and completed her family medicine residency in Rapid City, South Dakota. Dodge provides full-spectrum family medicine care, with special interests in women's health, geriatrics, hospice care and palliative medicine. She is passionate about helping patients and families achieve better health and well-being at every stage of life by building lifelong relationships rooted in trust and compassion. When not caring for patients, Dodge enjoys hiking, fishing, gardening, reading and spending time with her husband, two sons and daughter-in-law. Both providers are now accepting new patients of all ages. To schedule an appointment with Sierra Bignell, PA-C, at Logan Health Rural Health Clinic - Conrad, call (406) 271-3231. To schedule an appointment with Jenifer Dodge, MD, at Logan Health Clinic - Shelby, call (406) 966-7040.
Conrad native Kadie Baney returns to the hi-line to provide behavioral healthcare. Last updated Sep 22, 2026 3:1pm Logan Health is pleased to welcome Social Worker Licensure Candidate Kadie Baney, SWLC, MSW, to its primary care team. Baney specializes in behavioral health and is now accepting new patients at Logan Health Rural Health Clinics in Conrad and Cut Bank. A Conrad native, Baney earned dual Bachelor of Arts degrees in psychology and sociology, with a minor in criminology, from Carroll College before completing her Master of Social Work at the University of Montana. Baney provides therapy for children, adolescents and adults facing concerns such as anxiety, depression, stress, life transitions, self-esteem issues and relationship challenges. Her person-centered, strengths-based and trauma-informed approach focuses on creating a welcoming, collaborative environment where clients feel safe, supported and empowered to achieve their goals. "The best part of my work is getting to know my clients and helping them recognize their strengths," Baney said. "I look forward to celebrating their successes, supporting them through difficult moments and being someone they can trust throughout their therapeutic journey." Baney is passionate about improving access to trauma-informed care in rural and underserved communities. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring Montana's outdoors, drinking coffee, helping on her family's ranch and farm, and recently taking up golf. To schedule an appointment with Kadie Baney, call Logan Health Rural Health Clinic - Conrad at (406) 271-0323 or Logan Health Rural Health Clinic - Cut Bank at (406) 873-5507.
Connect Over Coffee for 988 Day. Last updated Sep 01, 2026 2:41pm The Toole County Health Department and Logan Health - Shelby invite community members to Connect Over Coffee on Tuesday, Sept. 8, from 9 to 9:30 a.m. at Whistle Stop Bakery and Prairie Peddler in Shelby. The event recognizes 988 Day, a national awareness day for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and the importance of mental health support. Free coffee will be provided courtesy of the Toole County Health Department, and attendees are invited to join in a brief moment of silence at 9:08 a.m. to honor the lives lost to suicide and those affected by mental health challenges. Everyone is welcome to attend, connect, and socialize.
Montana morning headlines: Friday, march 27, 2026. The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are building an $11.5 million facility in Ronan to centralize their natural resources department. Posted 5:00 AM, Mar 27, 2026 and last updated 5:00 AM, Mar 27, 2026 WESTERN MONTANA - Here's a look at Western Montana's top news stories for Friday. The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes are building an $11.5 million facility in Ronan to unite its 258-member Division of Engineering and Water Resources team under one roof, funded by the 2020 water compact settlement. For many, the 21,500-square-foot hub is the culmination of a lifetime spent fighting to protect tribal water rights. (Read the full story) Logan Health in Kalispell has received a $15,000 grant from the American Cancer Society for the third straight year to help cancer patients cover transportation costs to and from appointments. The funding can be used for gas cards, ride-shares and parking passes to ensure patients don't have to delay or skip critical treatments due to financial barriers. (Read the full story) Four Missoula-area emergency agencies spent three days this week training together on life-saving scenarios like drowning and cardiac arrest. The interagency sessions happen four times a year to keep emergency responders sharp and working in sync. (Read the full story)
Logan Health Shelby receives Cardiac Recognition Award. Logan Health Shelby was recognized recently with the Cardiac Recognition Award, which is sponsored by the Cardiovascular Health Program within the state health department. The Recognition Award singles out critical access hospitals who demonstrate that they have the infrastructure and commitment to provide high quality care for patients with acute coronary syndrome, which includes heart attack. Receiving the Cardiac Recognition confirms Logan Health Shelby has met high standards related to the utilization of evidence-based cardiac order-sets and protocols, provides laboratory services 24/7, has a well thought out transfer protocol and has administrative commitment to treating heart attack patients. This is the 14th year that the Cardiac Recognition Award was presented, and Logan Health Shelby is one of 20 Critical Access Hospitals to qualify for the award. Requirements for the recognition include tracking and reporting key cardiac outcomes, using outcomes data to initiate quality improvement activities and coordinating regular healthcare provider cardiac trainings. Heart disease is a leading cause of death in both Montana and the United States. Last year, over 3,000 Montanans died from the impact of heart disease. Symptom recognition and timely, high quality, treatment are important factors in reducing death from heart attack. If you or someone you know experiences heart attack symptoms call 9-1-1 immediately. For more information about heart disease, please visit: http://www.heart.org You might be interested in: