A program focusing on spine and joint surgery finally has a purpose-built home at Bozeman Health Deaconess Regional Medical Center.
The hospital held a ribbon cutting for the Spine + Joint Institute on Thursday. The 18-bed unit on the third floor of a new tower at the hospital has a physical therapy space, a community room area and views of Highland Glen, Mount Ellis and the Bridgers.
“When you’re a patient of ours we’re still going to treat you the same, we just have a new physical space to treat you in,” said Kiera Pattison, chief nursing officer for Bozeman Health.
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