Family Medicine providers establish a baseline of well-being for you and your family and care for them throughout the entire life cycle – from childhood through the senior years. Family medicine covers all areas of general health care, including pediatric and adolescent health, women’s health and gynecology, men’s health, aging issues and office-based surgery. Your family physician knows your history, your family and your health needs better than anyone else, and they can refer you to a specialist if necessary.
At Monument Health, you’ll receive expert care from a comprehensive team of healthcare providers and specialists. Our providers diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of health conditions and concerns. Find a provider who can help you understand your options and build a care plan around your individual needs.
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Internal Medicine providers work as hospitalists in our hospitals or as primary care physicians in our clinics to prevent, diagnose and treat general conditions. These may include: joint pain, gastrointestinal issues, allergies, anxiety, hypertension, respiratory problems, diabetes and infection in both inpatient and outpatient settings. They also are also proficient in endocrinology, rheumatology, infectious disease, neurology, gynecology, non-operative orthopedic care, palliative care and rehabilitation.
At Monument Health, you’ll receive expert care from a comprehensive team of healthcare providers and specialists. Our providers diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of health conditions and concerns. Find a provider who can help you understand your options and build a care plan around your individual needs.
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With the most robust lab test offering in the region, Monument Health Laboratories use state-of-the art technology in multiple locations throughout western South Dakota to produce accurate, sensitive and timely labs, close to home. Results are shared directly with health care providers and patients through the MyChart electronic health record portal.
Monument Health Laboratories utilize Mayo Clinic Laboratories for esoteric testing needs. Mayo Clinic Laboratories is a distinctive leader in the field of esoteric testing.
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Medical science has made great strides in the treatment of complex human ailments. However, the first step in treating an illness is making an accurate diagnosis. Medical imaging technology and other diagnostic tools assist physicians in quickly diagnosing and determining the best treatment options for patients.
Monument Health medical imaging and radiology professionals work closely with physicians to provide the most advanced diagnostic and therapeutic procedures, utilizing the lowest possible radiation dose. Our team works diligently to provide quick turnaround times. Most imaging services are also available on the weekend for patients’ convenience.
X-rays produce images of the structures inside the body such as bones, soft tissue and organs. As X-ray beams pass through the body, tissues absorb or reflect the rays at different rates, depending on density. That produces the X-ray image. For some types of X-rays, a contrast medium* is used to provide greater detail on the images.
*A contrast medium, also called a contrast agent or contrast media, helps distinguish or contrast selected areas of the body from surrounding tissue. By improving the visibility of specific organs, blood vessels or tissues, a contrast medium helps physicians diagnose medical conditions.
A CT scan combines a series of X-ray views taken from different angles to produce cross-sectional images that may be viewed individually or combined to create 3D images. CT technology is very versatile in imaging many structures of the body and may be enhanced using contrast media*.
*Contrast media, also called a contrast agent or contrast medium, help distinguish or contrast selected areas of the body from surrounding tissue. By improving the visibility of specific organs, blood vessels or tissues, contrast media help physicians diagnose medical conditions.
MRI uses a magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of the organs and tissues within the body. These images may be combined to produce 3D images that can be viewed from different angles. MRI is used to view nerves, muscles, ligaments, bones and other tissues in the body. MRI exams do not involve radiation exposure.
Mammograms are X-ray images of breast tissue. Mammograms play a key role in early breast cancer detection and help decrease breast cancer deaths. The images are used by a radiologist to detect any changes or abnormalities. Mammography is used for both screening and diagnostic purposes. 3D mammography services are available in each of our Monument Health markets: Custer, Lead-Deadwood, Rapid City, Spearfish and Sturgis.
An ultrasound device uses high-frequency sound waves to produce images (known as a sonogram) of structures within the body. The images provide information that is valuable in diagnosing and treating a variety of diseases and conditions. Ultrasounds are used to view the heart, blood vessels, kidneys, liver and other organs, in addition to examining the fetus during pregnancy. Ultrasound can also be used to evaluate the heart, which is called an echocardiogram. An ultrasound does not involve radiation exposure.
Nuclear medicine procedures use small amounts of radioactive material to diagnose a variety of diseases. Radioactive material is introduced into the body and accumulates in the area of interest. The radioactive material gives off energy in the form of gamma rays that are detected by a camera and converted into images. Physicians can collect images of function throughout the entire body, uncovering abnormalities that might otherwise go undetected.
Also called bone densitometry, DEXA uses a small amount of ionizing radiation to produce images of bony structures, typically of the lower spine and hips, for the measurement of bone loss. DEXA is effective in tracking the effects of treatment for osteoporosis and other conditions that cause bone loss.
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Your Primary Care Provider (PCP) is the physician you turn to first and the doctor you trust most. They treat basic illnesses and provide preventative care for you and your entire family. They will also get to know your complete medical history, help you understand medications and assist you in getting treatment for more complex or ongoing diseases and medical needs.
Monument Health Primary Care Physicians accept patients of all ages in our clinics across the Black Hills. If you would like to establish care with a PCP, start here to contact us for a consultation.
Your Primary Care Provider helps you stay well, not just treat illness. From annual checkups and screenings to managing chronic or hereditary conditions, we focus on early detection and long term health.
For most health concerns, your Primary Care Provider is your first call. From minor illness to ongoing conditions, many issues can be treated right here without a referral.
An ongoing relationship means better care. We track your health over time, understand your goals and coordinate with specialists when needed so your care stays connected.
At Monument Health, you’ll receive expert care from a comprehensive team of healthcare providers and specialists. Our providers diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of health conditions and concerns. Find a provider who can help you understand your options and build a care plan around your individual needs.
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When illness or injury happens, knowing where to go can save time, reduce costs and ensure you receive the right treatment quickly. Monument Health offers Same-Day Appointments, Urgent Care and OrthoExpress to treat different levels of medical need.
Our Urgent Care can treat these illnesses in adults and children:
Our Urgent Care can treat these injuries in adult and children:
Yes. Our Urgent Care offers these physicals:
Visit Urgent Care in Rapid City or Box Elder when an illness or minor injury needs treatment soon but is not life-threatening.
Urgent Care treats patients of all ages, from pediatric to adult, with symptoms such as fever, respiratory illness, infections, allergic reactions, stomach illness, minor burns or wounds that may require stitches or imaging.
Walk-in availability allows patients to receive care quickly when waiting for a scheduled visit is not practical.
Schedule a same-day appointment in Belle Fourche, Custer, Lead-Deadwood, Spearfish or Sturgis when you or your family member need prompt care for common illnesses or minor health concerns that are not emergencies.
Same-Day Appointments provide fast access to care for infections, cold and flu symptoms, migraines, nausea, minor skin conditions and other routine medical concerns while supporting ongoing care with your provider.
Existing patients can schedule a Same-Day Appointment through MyChart.
OrthoExpress in Rapid City provides walk-in orthopedic care for bone, joint and muscle injuries that need prompt treatment but are not emergencies. Patients can receive evaluation and treatment for sports injuries, sprains, strains, joint swelling and minor fractures.
On-site X-rays and diagnostic services help patients receive timely treatment and return to activity as safely and quickly as possible.
Registered nurses can assess symptoms, provide care guidance and help determine whether you should schedule a same-day appointment, visit urgent care, seek orthopedic walk-in care or go to the emergency room.
Monument Health Urgent Care locations are recognized by the Urgent Care Association:
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