Gallatin Clinic

Now open, Gallatin Clinic offers adult and pediatric specialty care at the new Medical Pavilion at Gallatin Crossing in Bozeman.

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(406) 613-7999

2825 West Main Street, Bozeman, MT

Heart care

Our dedicated team of specialists focuses on diagnosing, managing, and preventing cardiovascular disease so you can keep your heart as healthy as possible.

Gynecologic oncology

Focused on diagnosing and treating female reproductive cancers with personalized care and advanced treatments

Neurology

Intermountain Health's expert team offers comprehensive neurological care, tailored to your unique needs, emphasizing research and education.

Neurosurgery Pediatric gastroenterology Pediatric endocrinology Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery

Advanced surgeries for heart, lung, and chest conditions, helping restore your health and improve quality of life.

Learn more about our Bozeman Primary Care clinic located at 711 W. Main Street. Bozeman Primary Care offers convenient online scheduling for in-person, virtual, and same day appointments.

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Please be aware of construction at Gallatin Valley Mall upon arrival at Gallatin Clinic. Gallatin Clinic is located at the east end of the mall, across from Barnes & Noble.

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