Welcome

At Livingston HealthCare, the way we care is as important as the healthcare services we provide. That's why we like to say that we're more than just healthcare. We're really the heart of community care in Park County and surrounding communities, offering a wide array of services provided by compassionate, well-trained, and highly skilled professionals.

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Rehabilitation Services

At Livingston HealthCare we offer rehabilitation services to help you restore or improve your quality of life, whether you are recovering from an injury or illness or coping with a chronic condition. Our experienced team of physical, occupational, and speech therapists will create personal goals and a customized treatment program for you.

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Mother & Newborn Services

Every mother is unique, and so is every delivery. While our job is to ensure you have a healthy delivery, we want to do it your way. We'll give you choices and let you create the birth experience you want, like who you want to be there, how you want to manage your pain, or whether your baby stays with you or in the nursery. We'll support you with one-on-one nursing care and a skilled and experienced staff.

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Providers Clinics

When you schedule an appointment with one of our providers at our clinics, it's more than a visit—it's a part of building a relationship together. That's important for your health. When you feel confident and comfortable about seeing your physician, you're more likely to discuss health concerns and schedule routine visits.

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Emergency Services

In an emergency, you want care as quickly as possible. Livingston HealthCare's emergency department is staffed with dedicated emergency trained physicians and nurses, with access to the OR, lab, imaging, and other services 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

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Featured Health Story

Off the Cuff: Measuring Blood Pressure

High blood pressure doesn't cause symptoms, so it's important to know your levels.

You know the drill: You extend your arm, the doctor or nurse wraps a cuff around it, and your blood pressure is checked. But how does everything work—the cuff, valve, gauge, and numbers? And what’s the big deal about blood pressure anyway?

The Silent Killer

You can’t necessarily feel high blood pressure, but don’t let that deceive you. Hypertension—a consistent blood pressure level of 140/90 mm Hg or higher—can take a life-threatening toll on your blood vessels, heart, and brain for years without causing any symptoms. That’s why high blood pressure is often called the silent killer.

The only way to find out whether you have hypertension is to have your blood pressure checked. Continue reading...

For personal, health-related questions please contact a physician. Call 406-222-0800 to set up an appointment.