Medical Clinic
We have doctors, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and nurses who focus on helping you manage your chronic disorders such as asthma, diabetes, hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and depression. Our clinics are federally funded Community Health Centers.
We operate 4 clinics which include PureView Health Center (Murray Building), Parker Medical Center, East Helena Clinic, and the newly opened Downtown Clinic (Seeley Building). We also operate Healthcare for the Homeless case management at God’s Love supported with medical care through our downtown location. View our contact page for locations and hours.
Our Primary Care Services
- Preventive care
- Family medicine
- Regular check-ups
- Care for common illnesses and minor injuries
- Care for diabetes, high blood pressure, depression, heart disease and other medical needs
- Immunizations for children and adults
- Well-child clinics
- Prevention and wellness education
- Confidential HIV counseling and testing
- Breast and cervical healthcare
- Referrals to specialists
PureView is a Level III Patient Centered Medical Home
PureView Health Center received the highest level of Patient Centered Medical home recognition. We have achieved PCMH Level III.
We use a PCMH approach to healthcare, which includes preventive care including routine check-ups, immunizations, integrated behavioral health, acute and chronic illness management, dental care and affordable prescriptions.
We are committed to the PCMH model of primary care in order to increase our patients’ access to services that are offered outside the general medical care provided at our clinics.
We deliver care in a PCMH model where you and your primary care provider, nurse, counselor and other specialists, as needed, work together with you to manage your health, injuries, and chronic conditions.
The PCMH model allows you, as the patient, to be in charge of setting your own goals with the support of your health team. We work with patients to create better outcomes and save taxpayer money.
