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Primary Care

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on Holy Rosary Healthcare campus

This department offers

  • Primary care
Doctor with child and parent

Family and internal medicine for lifelong primary care

Family and internal medicine provides comprehensive care for individuals and families at every stage of life. Care teams focus on prevention and conservative treatment first, while coordinating advanced care when needed. This balanced approach supports ongoing health, recovery, and quality of life through long‑term, trusted relationships.

Our providers

Joy Huber
5

Joy Huber, NP

Family Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
406-233-2500
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Gary Metcalf

Gary Metcalf, MD

Family Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
Luke J. Altenhofen
4.9

Luke J. Altenhofen, PA

Family Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
Kara M. Erickson
4.9

Kara M. Erickson, PA

Family Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
Caleb Petross
4.5

Caleb Petross, PA

Family Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
Alicia Crane

Alicia Crane, NP

Family Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
Bryan R. Blumell
4

Bryan R. Blumell, MD

Family Medicine
Broadwater Clinic - Walk-In
Lisa Kincannon-Ziegler

Lisa Kincannon-Ziegler, NP

Hospital Medicine
Holy Rosary Hospital Primary Care Clinic
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