Gallatin Clinic
Get primary and specialty care services in Bozeman, including Cardiology, ENT, Neurosurgery and more. Visit Intermountain Health’s Gallatin Clinic.
Our Services
Our dedicated team of specialists focuses on diagnosing, managing, and preventing cardiovascular disease so you can keep your heart as healthy as possible.
Ear, nose, and throatOur ENT specialists address hearing, balance, voice, taste, and language issues, creating tailored treatment plans to relieve your symptoms.
Gynecologic oncology careNeurosurgeryPediatric gastroenterologyPediatric endocrinologyCardiovascular and Thoracic SurgeryAdvanced surgeries for heart, lung, and chest conditions, helping restore your health and improve quality of life.
Good health starts with primary care.
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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