Montana Hospital Plans to Open Clinic Despite Federal Funding Issues

Despite being denied federal funding, Bighorn Valley Health Center in Hardin, Mont., still plans to open a clinic on a limited scale to help fill gaps in healthcare services, according to a Billings Gazette report.

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The clinic will likely be located in vacant space at Big Horn Memorial Hospital, also in Hardin, the report said. The proposed clinic is a scaled-down plan of a $3 million health center. The proposed clinic is scheduled to provide primary care medical services, preventive health services, dental services and more.

BVHC applied to become a federally qualified health center last year in order to gain access to grant funding as well as improved Medicare and Medicaid reimbursements but was denied.

Read the Billings Gazette report on Bighorn Valley Health Center.

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