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What Forensic Nurses Want You to Learn About Sexual Violence

According to the Rape, Abuse and Incest National Network (RAINN), sexual violence is defined as an all-encompassing, non-legal term that refers to crimes like sexual assault, rape or sexual abuse and intimate partner sexual violence. It can occur any time a person is forced, coerced, and/or manipulated into any unwanted sexual activity. Montana’s criminal code defines sexual violence as sexual ...

What if you think you have COVID-19?

Even if fully vaccinated, anyone who thinks they have COVID-19 or is experiencing COVID-19 symptoms should: Stay home* and: Call your primary care provider or visit one of our Urgent ...

What is hometown commitment? St. Peter's community benefit investment tops $25M

Hometown commitment means caring for the health and wellness of our community beyond the walls of our clinics and hospital In fiscal year 2022, St. Peter’s gave back more than $25 million in the form of financial relief for patients and their families, donations to local non-profits and organizations, free and low-cost health and wellness education, and subsidized health services ...

What to Expect at the Emergency Department

Upon entering the Emergency Department waiting area, patients are greeted and informed of the registration process. After the registration process is finished, the first person you see will be the ...

What to expect from the first appointment

Most patients are referred by their primary care provider, and the program operates by appointment. The initial appointment consists of a full assessment to determine the etiology of the wound ...

What to know: Care options during COVID-19

Most of our services are fully open, although several service adjustments remain in place. Please do not hesitate to seek medical care if you need it. Waiting to seek care can be harmful, especially if you have chronic illness, major health issues or a life-threatening emergency. Our caregivers are available 24/7/365 to deliver exceptional medical care to our community. As ...