Receiving treatment and support for mental health issues and substance use disorder (SUD) can be challenging in rural areas. To help people living in eastern Montana, the clinical teams of – more…
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Congratulations to Christi Beals and Coralee Schmitz!
Rimrock is proud to announce that two of our staff were recently recognized for their work in our community. Rimrock is fortunate to have such an amazing, talented team of – more…
Montana woman survives eating disorder, clinicians call on Montana to “step up” care
KTVQ covered a story on those suffering in Montana with Eating Disorders. Their struggle is very real and life threatening. Our very own Malcolm Horn weighs in on how devestating – more…
Rimrock wins 2016 Employer of the Year
The Billings Chamber of Commerce announced their Billings Excellence Awards for 2016, and Rimrock was chosen as Employer of the Year! To see the link of the announcement, click here. – more…
War on Drugs
KULR8 and Rimrock came together to confront the war on drugs and share with the community the huge epidemic that is infecting our city. Our very own Bill Morris, RT, – more…
Hooked at Birth
Young mothers using drugs and alcohol while pregnant ultimately put themselves and their unborn child at risk. This is especially critical when the infant is born, as they will undergo – more…
Project ECHO
The mental health of Montanans is a top priority for Billings healthcare providers, one that’s now being echoed by the state department of corrections. Rimrock will be partnering with Dr. – more…
Rimrock CEO on the Governor’s Council on Healthcare Innovation
Lenette Kosovich, our very own CEO, was nominated for the Governor’s Council on Healthcare Innovation. We are so proud of her! Read the full article.
Billings Clinic Shooting
Rimrock’s Director of Learning, Malcolm Horn was approached by Billings Gazette for advice on characteristics of people who are actively using methanphetamine.She gave excellent tips and advice on this. Read the – more…
Downtown seeing results with serial inebriate initiative
This month, Joel Simpson was interviewed about the Motivated Addiction Alternative Program (MAAP) and was asked how it was helping downtown Billings. Read the full article.
