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Outpatient Nutrition Services

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Personalized nutrition services in Miles City, MT

Holy Rosary Hospital’s outpatient nutrition services offer personalized counseling, evidence‑based guidance, and ongoing support—helping patients make informed food choices with the backing of Intermountain Health.
Talk with a nutrition specialist: 406-233-3074

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