Logan Health - Chester

03/30/2026

It's ! We’re grateful for our incredible doctors at Logan Health who show up every day to care for our communities.

Has a Logan Health doctor made a difference in your life? Leave your own note of gratitude in the comments! 👇

03/26/2026

Spring is here, and so are ticks. As you head outside, stay tick aware!

Prevent bites by wearing sleeves, pants and socks, using repellent and avoiding tall grass. After going outside, always check your neck, under arms, waist, knees and thighs. If you find a tick on you, remove it with tweezers, clean the area, and watch for symptoms of Lyme disease.

Getting outside is one of the best parts of spring, so remember to take these few extra precautions to enjoy the season safely.

03/24/2026

Here's to saying goodbye to breakouts!

If acne is painful, persistent, or impacting your confidence, it’s time for expert care. When over-the-counter products aren’t enough, our dermatology specialists can help you find the treatment that works for you.

To schedule your appointment today and take the next step toward healthier skin, visit logan.org/dermatology

03/23/2026

Did you know that Logan Health- Chester implemented a Team Member of the Month recognition program? Congrats to our 2025 recipients who embody our organization’s mission of providing kind, compassionate care for all. We are so grateful for all they do for our patients, team and our community!

Additional awards in 2025 were presented to:

• Robert Naeseth, Employee of the Year. Thank you, Bob, for all your dedication and hard work towards our facility!

• Lisa Standiford, Sunshine award, is given to outstanding clinical employee who consistently goes above and beyond. Thank you, Lisa!

Please note that all recipients may not be pictured or listed due to personal preferences.

03/17/2026

Introducing Katie Kelleher, DNP, APRN, FNP-C!

Katie provides women’s health, as well as same day appointments, in Chester a couple times a month. To book an appointment with Katie, contact Logan Health – Chester Rural Health Clinic at 406-759-5194.

Upcoming dates: March 25, April 8, 22 and May 13, 27

03/16/2026

Measles symptoms can sometimes look similar to other illnesses at first, but there are key differences to watch for. Knowing the signs can help you take quick action to protect yourself, your family and your community.

03/13/2026

It’s World Sleep Day, a reminder that quality sleep is one of the most important parts of your overall health. From improving heart health and memory to supporting your immune system and mood, getting enough restful sleep plays a critical role in how you feel each day.

If you’re constantly tired, snoring heavily or struggling to stay asleep, it may be time to talk with your primary care provider about a sleep evaluation referral.

03/11/2026

Recognizing the symptoms of measles early is important in preventing the spread of this highly contagious disease.

Measles often starts with symptoms like fever, cough, runny nose and red, watery eyes, followed by a distinct rash that typically begins on the face and spreads to the rest of the body.

If you or your child develops symptoms consistent with measles, contact your primary care provider before visiting a clinic or hospital.

03/09/2026

Logan Health regional visiting specialists March 2026 calendar. For more information, please contact your closest Logan Health facility. Please note dates are subject to change. Specialty care close to home!

03/07/2026

Spring break and increased travel are just around the corner! Make sure you and your loved ones are protected from measles by checking your vaccination records. Measles is highly contagious, but prevention is simple.

03/03/2026

Colorectal cancer has long been thought to be a disease that primarily affects older adults. However, recent studies show increasing rates among younger people. In 2025, one in five people diagnosed with colorectal cancer were under the age of 55.

Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable forms of cancer when detected early through routine screening. Screening tests can identify precancerous polyps before they develop into cancer, and early-stage colorectal cancer is highly treatable.

Colorectal cancer has long been thought to be a disease that primarily affects older adults. However, recent studies show increasing rates among younger people. In 2025, one in five people diagnosed with colorectal cancer were under the age of 55.

03/03/2026

Has a Logan Health doctor made a difference in your life?

Share your words of gratitude and help us celebrate National Doctor’s Day on March 30. Your message may be featured to honor the compassionate care our doctors provide every day!

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