Montana

Welcome to Montana's 2023 Annual Report

For more than 150 years, our commitment to providing for the poor and vulnerable in Montana has been unwavering. In 2023, Providence invested $25 million in total benefits to the communities we serve, including $5 million in free and discounted care.

Our support includes projects like the newly opened 16-bed Riverwalk Crisis Center in Missoula. The Center provides around-the-clock short-term assessment, treatment and connection to resources for people experiencing a behavioral health crisis, regardless of residency or ability to pay. 

We partnered with Missoula County Youth Court and Missoula County Public Schools to create a mobile crisis response unit – connecting students to support services – to keep them from entering the juvenile justice system.

Our partnerships within the community have enabled us to move forward with these needed resources. We continue to serve as a vital safety net for those in need.

Thank you for continuing to trust us with your care.

William Calhoun, MBA, FACHE
Chief Executive, Providence Montana

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Montana Infographic showing $25 million in total benefits to our community in 2023

Community Investment Stories

Riverwalk Crisis Center fills a behavioral health care gap in western Montana
Riverwalk Crisis Center is a 24/7 behavioral health center. It was created to reduce unnecessary visits to emergency rooms or preventable incarceration.
Mobile crisis response unit provides students with mental health support
Providence Montana partners with Missoula County Youth Court and the local school district to fill this critical need and help prevent students from entering the juvenile justice system.

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