Eric Halverson, Author at Partnership Health Center

Partnership Health Center’s Community Care Team brings medical care to patients wherever they are. On a sunny Thursday in August, Lisa Hathaway and Rachel Jaquith knelt on the concrete floor […]

Pregnancy Support for Everyone in Missoula County

Dr. Trent Taylor, MD – Partnership Health Center As a family medicine doctor at Partnership Health Center, I have helped many people through their pregnancy journeys. While planning for a […]

Innovation in Action: The Mobile Support Team

By Dr. James Quirk, MD. Chief Medical Officer at Partnership Health Center The need for compassionate and effective approaches to mental health crisis intervention has never been more pressing. In […]

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We acknowledge that the health care system has played a role in the oppression of Indigenous peoples. We commit to ongoing learning about the impacts of systemic structures on the health and well-being of Indigenous peoples, and we commit to meaningful action to reduce barriers to care.

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