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Logan Health is proud to announce the recipients of the 2026 Healthy Futures Scholarships. These scholarships support high school seniors across our service area who are pursuing careers in health care and demonstrate academic achievement, community involvement and a commitment to serving others.

Congratulations to this year's recipients as they take the next step toward careers that will help strengthen the future of health care in our communities.

Read more and view the full list of recipients: logan.org/2026-healthy-futures-scholarship-recipients

Summer doesn't wait, and neither should you!

When a sprains, strains or sports injuries happen, skip the long waits at urgent care or the ER. Head straight to Logan Health Orthopedic Walk-In Care for fast, specialized treatment that gets you back to doing what you love.

No appointment necessary! Walk in Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Because the best days of the season shouldn’t be spent waiting.

Great job, Kaysin! It was a special night for Kaysin last Friday when she threw out the first pitch at the Glacier Range Riders game. Thank you to the entire Glacier Range Riders team and staff for making the Hero of the Home Series games meaningful for our patients and their families.

Living with diabetes or even prediabetes can feel overwhelming, but it is manageable. Small, consistent steps can make a big difference in your health and daily life. Follow these tips to ensure you feel your best and stay in control!

Tonight's Hero of the Home Series first pitch with the Glacier Range Riders is Kaysin. When she was just 18 months old, she began experiencing seizures and faced significant challenges with mobility and development. After years of testing and treatment, she was diagnosed with a rare form of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease.

Kaysin learned to walk using braces and a walker, overcoming obstacles that most children never have to face. Her determination never wavered. Today, she is walking on her own, getting stronger every day, and even beginning to reduce her use of braces.

Full of joy, resilience, and independence, Kaysin continues to show everyone around her what is possible through hard work and perseverance. Join us in cheering her on!

There's still time to register for the 2026 Genetics & Genomics Conference: Building a Genomics-Ready Lineup for Frontline Clinicians, happening August 21 - 22 at Glacier Bank Park!

Designed for non-genetics providers, this hands-on conference will help you confidently integrate genomics and precision medicine into everyday clinical care.

Built for busy clinicians, you’ll gain practical, case-based insights to help you:
• Know when genetic testing matters
• Interpret results with confidence
• Apply genomics across specialties—and across the lifespan

Don’t miss this opportunity to build your genomics skillset and elevate patient care.

Register now: logan.org/conferences

Logan Health has named Josh Neff as president of Logan Health Flathead Valley, where he will lead Logan Health Medical Center and Logan Health – Whitefish in partnership with Chief Medical Officer dyad partners Cory Short, DO, and Jonathan Amick, DO. Neff will begin his new role July 13.

Neff brings more than 20 years of healthcare experience, with a strong focus on hospitals, rural communities and keeping care close to home. He currently serves as president of Mercy Hospital in Durango, Colorado, a 90-bed regional medical center and Level III trauma center. He also serves as system vice president of integration and rural health for CommonSpirit Health’s Mountain Region, where he works with critical access hospitals and rural outreach programs across Colorado, Utah and western Kansas.

See more at the link:
https://www.logan.org/logan-health-names-josh-neff-president-logan-health-flathead-valley/

Through a generous donation from Don "K" Whitefish and Blood Cancer United, Logan Health received 80 warm blankets today. Thank you! These blankets, shaped like a heart that can be unzipped and opened flat, will be given to our cancer patients receiving treatment. Don "K" Whitefish staff also wrote notes of encouragement to our patients. Anyone can leave a supporting message for our patients on the blue board near our Hematology & Oncology clinic at 350 Heritage Way, or here in the comment section.

Recognizing the challenges many patients face traveling long distances for treatment, a team of oncology nurses at Logan Health set out to improve the patient experience. Their solution was a nurse-led patient education program paired with a redesigned clinical workflow. It has expanded access to cancer treatment, reduced delays in care and earned national recognition from one of the world’s leading oncology nursing organizations. Congratulations to our team! Read more: https://ow.ly/CNRq50ZcwwI

Logan Health urologic surgeons recently performed the first Aquablation therapy procedure in the region, offering a new treatment option for Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), commonly known as an enlarged prostate.

Aquablation therapy is one of the newest treatment options for BPH and offers long-lasting symptom relief while reducing some of the risks associated with other surgical treatments. The minimally invasive procedure combines real-time imaging, robotics and heat-free waterjet ablation to precisely remove enlarged prostate tissue. Because this treatment does not use heat and allows for precise targeting of tissue, surrounding nerves and structures are preserved, helping minimize the risk of complications that can affect erectile, ejaculatory and urinary function.

See the full release at the link:
https://www.logan.org/logan-health-performs-first-aquablation-therapy-procedure-in-northwest-montana/