List of counties in Montana
List of Counties in Montana[edit | edit source]
Montana, a state located in the Western United States, is divided into 56 counties. The largest county by area is Beaverhead County, while the smallest is Silver Bow County. The most populous county is Yellowstone County, and the least populous is Petroleum County. This article will focus on the healthcare facilities available in these counties.
Beaverhead County[edit | edit source]
The largest county in Montana, Beaverhead County, and its healthcare facilities. Beaverhead County is the largest county in Montana, covering an area of 5,572 square miles. Despite its size, it is sparsely populated with a population of approximately 9,300. The county is served by the Barrett Hospital & Healthcare, a critical access hospital located in Dillon, the county seat. The hospital provides a range of services including emergency care, surgical services, and rehabilitation.
Silver Bow County[edit | edit source]
The smallest county in Montana, Silver Bow County, and its healthcare facilities. Silver Bow County, the smallest county in Montana, covers an area of just 718 square miles. It has a population of approximately 34,200. The county is home to the St. James Healthcare, a not-for-profit hospital providing comprehensive care including cancer treatment, heart care, and orthopedics.
Yellowstone County[edit | edit source]
The most populous county in Montana, Yellowstone County, and its healthcare facilities. Yellowstone County is the most populous county in Montana, with a population of approximately 158,000. The county is served by the Billings Clinic Hospital, the largest healthcare organization in Montana. The hospital offers a comprehensive range of services, including a Level II trauma center, a cancer center, and a heart and vascular center.
Petroleum County[edit | edit source]
The least populous county in Montana, Petroleum County, and its healthcare facilities. Petroleum County is the least populous county in Montana, with a population of approximately 500. Due to its small population and remote location, the county does not have a hospital. Residents typically travel to neighboring counties for healthcare services. The nearest hospital is the Roundup Memorial Healthcare in Musselshell County, which provides emergency care, diagnostic imaging, and rehabilitation services.
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