wellness
Billings Family Health Resources Provide Guidance on Wellness and Care
Local programs offer nurse advice lines, primary care clinics, women's health services and crisis support for residents seeking family wellness information.
How we reported this
Billings Clinic operates a HealthLine nurse advice service that supplies family health guidance Monday through Saturday from 6:30 am to 7 pm by calling 406-255-8400.
Primary Care and Family Medicine
Primary care and family medicine clinics in Billings include Billings Clinic at multiple locations, Fuller Family Medicine in the West End, Intermountain Broadwater Clinic for walk-in and same-day visits, Flex Family Health offering direct primary care, and Beartooth Billings Clinic. These sites supply routine family medicine services that support ongoing wellness needs.
Women's Health Services
Women's health services near Billings include All Families Healthcare, which provides STI testing, emergency contraception, free Plan B and abortion care including the abortion pill and aspiration up to 12 weeks. The clinic supplies targeted reproductive health options for local families.
Family Crisis and Violence Resources
Family crisis and violence resources include the Community Crisis Center reachable 24/7 at 406-259-8800, the YWCA crisis line and domestic violence shelter at 406-245-4472, the Tumbleweed runaway and family crisis line at 1-888-816-4702, and the Billings Area Family Violence Task Force handbook. These services connect residents with immediate support during family emergencies.
State Health Benefits and Medical Assistance
State health benefits and medical assistance are available at the Billings Health Center located at 1501 14th St. West, Suite 230, with Wednesday and Thursday hours; residents can call 877-213-2565 for help. The center assists with enrollment and access to medical assistance programs.
These resources together form a network of verified local options that address different aspects of family health. Residents can begin with the HealthLine for initial guidance or contact specific clinics and centers directly. The Billings Area Family Violence Task Force handbook compiles additional details on violence-related support. For personal health decisions, consulting a local medical professional remains the recommended step after reviewing these services.