Alluvion Health Partners
As a healthcare organization constantly responding to the needs of the communities we serve, Alluvion Health leverages multiple partnerships to deliver care in the most direct and impactful way possible. Below are just a few recent examples that demonstrate how Alluvion Health leverages partner resources.
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LITTLE SHELL TRIBE OF CHIPPEWA INDIANS OF MONTANA
Staff and leadership of the Little Shell Tribal Health Department have been long-time friends and colleagues with the Alluvion Health Team.
Over the years, Alluvion Health has collaborated to provide a drive through clinics at the LST administration office and community center, community vaccination clinics at PGEC and North Middle Schools, and an event held at the housing authority. Alluvion Health also collaborated with the Army National Guard and Little Shell Tribe leaders to provide a drive through COVID testing event at the LST Community Center.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PARTNERSHIPS
Alluvion Health is proud to partner with schools across North Central Montana to make quality healthcare more accessible for students, families, and staff — right where they learn.
Our school-based medical clinic at Longfellow Elementary in Great Falls provides convenient, compassionate care in a familiar setting. By bringing healthcare directly into the school environment, we help reduce barriers like transportation and scheduling — ensuring students get the care they need without missing valuable classroom time.
In addition to medical care, Alluvion Health provides school-based behavioral health services in 16 area schools. Our licensed providers offer in-school counseling, therapeutic support, and solution-focused care for challenges such as stress, anxiety, depression, and substance use.
Through these partnerships, we’re helping students build resilience, strengthen mental well-being, and thrive both in and out of the classroom.
Healthy Lives Vibrant Futures
The Healthy Lives Vibrant Futures (HLVF) Coalition is a group of healthcare, government, and non-profit partners in Cascade County joining together to identify how we can measure and improve the health in our area. Every three years, a Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) is performed to assess the top health concerns for Cascade County. Many of Alluvion Health’s strategic priorities are based on the outcomes of the Community Health Needs Assessment. As part of the Healthy Lives Vibrant Futures Consortium, Alluvion Health is one of many agencies that are committed to taking action by addressing the community’s health needs as well as the economic/social conditions surrounding them.