Montana VA Sleep Disorders Center is an AASM-accredited sleep center located in Fort Harrison, MT. The clinic specializes in home sleep testing, in-lab sleep testing (Polysomnography), and sleep medicine consultation. Patients can receive expert care for insomnia, narcolepsy, restless legs syndrome (RLS), sleep apnea, and sleep-disordered breathing.
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I recently went to the ER at the Fort Harrison VA with arrhythmia and severe chest pain. The entire ER team was superb!
If you are a veteran looking to move to Montana, PICK ANOTHER STATE!!!! Of the 7 states ive been enrolled with the VA Montana is by far the worst. And im 100% P/T. Im not looking even asking for increases or financial anything. Just medical help they said they'd provide. And do everything they can not to. Please learn my lesson and move somewhere else!!
The Mallard clinic will dangerously and vindictively cut you off of vital medication if you miss an appointment because of a scheduling conflict. How do I know?...It happened to me and went through terrible discomfort. I'm a veteran with 80% disability and the Mallard clinic does the bare bones minimum and are so abrupt, that a supposed 30 minute appointment window is reduced to 6 or so minutes because they're deliberately indifferent to a patient's needs. Avoid Mallard if you're seeking a new primary care team. Is DOGE listening? 😆
I recently went to the ER at the Fort Harrison VA with arrhythmia and severe chest pain. The entire ER team was superb! They worked efficiently, professionally, and were comforting and supportive. Dr. Calisson, was Wonderfull!!! I can’t overemphasize how great the entire team performed together. They explained treatment and condition status every step of the way. My sincere thanks, admiration, and respect for their care and treatment. The VA was top notch!
A little over a year ago I was referred to Pain Management at Ft. Harrison for arthritis and pinched nerves in my neck. For years I've been sent many different directions with little or no help. The team at PM told me they could do a Radio Frequency Ablation. The description of the procedure is a bit terrifying but I was miserable. The 3 part procedure brought a little relief at first, but after a month or so the pain and stiffness started to fade. Now I'm probably 95% better. "Thank You Pain Management "! The whole team was very caring and professional and changed my life!