Welcome to the acute care wing at Mountainview Medical Center.

Here you will find comfortable updated surroundings and old-fashioned family-centered care.

This state of the art facility was completed in December of 2004 with patient care and comfort uppermost in the design. Private baths, new lighting and redecorated rooms contribute to a healing environment.

The highly trained professional Nursing staff encourages families and patients to be fully engaged in the care they receive while in the hospital. Mountainview Medical Center also has no set visiting hours to add to family concerns. The Nurses desk is staffed 24 hours a day to answer questions from concerned family members.

Full time medical staff includes one physician, one physicians assistant, one family nurse Practitioner.

Providers at Mountainview Medical Center have the latest diagnostic equipment available and are able to provide patients with the best quality medical care. Patients are able to privately discuss their concerns with their providers in the new patient rooms.

Physical Therapy can design specialized rehabilitation programs for patients and administer treatments using our new user-friendly equipment.

Patient designed menus are prepared by the Dietary staff to provide appealing meals to patients. Guest trays are available at every meal and family members are encouraged to join patients for meals. Individual requests for special foods are welcomed.

Patient accounts representatives will assist patients and their families in billing. Reasonable payment options and schedules are designed to help pay hospital bills. Financial assistance is available.

Social services are available to arrange for any post discharge needs for patients and families.

Patients and their families can expect high quality care and individual attention at Mountainview Medical Center.

Mountainview Medical Center provides stabilization, determination of care needed, and treatment or transfer. Emergency services are available 24-hour/7-day basis by RN's and physicians and/or mid level practitioners.

A nursing and medical evaluation will be conducted as well as appropriate local treatment or transfer as dictated by patient condition.

Transportation to another facility is provided by local ground ambulance or by air ambulance from either Great Falls or Billings. The selection of transportation method by the provider is determined by the patient's condition, weather conditions and availability of transportation and in conjunction with the receiving physician.