Montana Pediatrics is working to ensure that there is never a time when Montana families are alone with a worry about their child’s health. We embrace collaboration and the use of technology to offer after-hours telemedicine visits with Montana pediatricians who value continuity of care and supporting your child’s own doctor.
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With the leadership of the Fort Peck Tribes’ Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (HPDP) program as well as funding from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation we are supporting HPDP in bringing the highest quality, most accessible and most culturally relevant pediatric care to those they serve.
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There are an estimated 500 children in Montana with type 1 diabetes (T1D), a chronic disease that is time and resource-intensive for families, schools and communities and requires subspecialist expertise. We have launched a study to learn more about the diagnosis and treatment experiences of pediatric T1D patients in the state, which in spirit of collaboration, will inform our work with specialists across Montana for the creation of Shared Plans of Care for every child, remote monitoring technology as desired, and 24/7 access to primary care via telemedicine from home or school with pediatric endocrinology consultation as well.
T1D Survey
With the support of the Rural Institute at the University of Montana, we are participating in the first cohort of Boston Childrens’ Care Coordination Academy. Our diverse team hopes to gain knowledge and skills to better implement and measure pediatric care coordination efforts across Montana.
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Montana Pediatrics is aware that good information is hard to get, especially during this difficult time. In the spirit of collaboration with one another as well as the Montana American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and our Ft. Peck Health Promotion and Disease Prevention (HPDP), we are hosting a series of webinars on the latest information related to COVID-19 in Kids.
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