Heights Clinic – Midwifery & Women's Health Outreach

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32 Wicks Lane

This department offers

Midwifery
Women's health

Compassionate women’s health care in Billings, MT

Women choose Heights Clinic – Midwifery & Women’s Health Outreach for compassionate care that respects their preferences and priorities. Our team partners with you through pregnancy and beyond, combining personalized support with the safety and coordination of Intermountain Health.

Call to connect with a midwife: 406-237-8300

Women‑centered care you can trust

Our women’s health program offers personalized, respectful care designed around your needs—supported by the resources and experience of Intermountain Health.

Comprehensive women’s care

Support across pregnancy, postpartum, and ongoing women’s health needs.

Modern tools that support safe, attentive care

We use current technology to help monitor health, guide decisions, and support safe care for you and your baby—without losing the personal touch.

Connected system of care

Part of Intermountain Health, with access to hospital and specialty services when needed.

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