Cancer Center | Expert Cancer Care & Treatment Bozeman Health
Oncology • Bozeman, MT
Clinic Type
Oncology
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Phone
406-414-1050
jschultz@bozemanhealth.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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FAQs
What services does Bozeman Health Cancer Center offer in terms of multidisciplinary care?
The Cancer Center provides a multidisciplinary team with expertise from across the country, offering surgical procedures, state-of-the-art radiation and medical oncology technologies, and holistic support through social workers, nutritionists, and physical therapists.
Do they partner with external organizations for support services?
Yes, Bozeman Health Cancer Center partners with the Cancer Support Community of Montana to offer free programs including support groups, counseling, educational workshops, fitness and stress-management classes, lectures and social events.
Are clinical trials available locally?
Yes, patients have access to clinical trials through NCCN and Montana Cancer Consortium, allowing treatments at home. Eligibility criteria apply and are assessed during screening periods; contact 406-414-4475 or Clinicalresearch@bozemanhealth.org for details.
What should I know about screening periods for trials?
There are 28-day or 21-day screening periods before study treatments begin to assess eligibility.
How can I get more information about trial details or enrollment?
Call (406) 414-4475 or email Clinicalresearch@bozemanhealth.org; more information is available at ClinicalTrials.gov.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive
- Birdeye: 4.2/5 (13 reviews)
Patients praise
- Compassionate, professional, and caring medical staff
- Supportive environment described as cheery and comfortable by patients
- Effective coordination of care and seamless multidisciplinary approach
- High appreciation for infusion center nurses and services
- Availability of advanced treatment options and technology locally
Common complaints
- Instances of communication delays or difficulties reaching providers for follow-up care
"All the staff are fabulous, the mood is cheery and positive... I feel lucky to have such a fabulous facility so close to home."
— Birdeye review"I call it the Cancer Spa because who doesn't love sweet people caring for you with warm blankets and snacks. They inspire me and save my life every month."
— Vitals review"From diagnosis to surgery to follow-up, it all felt seamless... It wasn’t just doctor to doctor—it was a whole team of people working together."
— Bozeman Daily Chronicle articleSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Trailblazing Rural Access: How a Frontier Partnership Brought Cancer Care Home to Dillon, MT - Journal of Oncology Navigation & Survivorship — Sep 15, 2025
- Prevention in Practice: Billings Clinic Bozeman’s Gastro Team Focuses on Colon Cancer Awareness | | bozemandailychronicle.com — Mar 10, 2026
- Bozeman sees rising rates of colorectal cancer — Feb 2, 2026
- Cancer survivors, families invited to barbecue at Big Sky Medical Center | Explore Big Sky — Jul 25, 2025
- Billings Clinic and Bozeman Health Announce Expanded Collaboration in Bozeman - Bozeman Health | Quality Healthcare & Wellness in Bozeman, MT — Oct 16, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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Billings Clinic Bozeman is a nonprofit, multi-specialty health care facility in Bozeman, MT, open to provide primary and specialty care with quicker appointments and a focus on quality patient care. Established in 2021 and part of the broader Billings Clinic network, it offers health and wellness resources, education, and services for healthcare professionals, alongside patient-centered medical care. The Bozeman location emphasizes gastroenterology and colon cancer awareness/prevention, with ongoing information and outreach about screenings and early detection. For cancer care and medical oncology specifically, the site highlights a broader Billings Clinic Cancer Care footprint and gastroenterology initiatives, suggesting access to cancer-related services through Billings Clinic Bozeman and affiliated programs. Contact numbers and social channels indicate active patient engagement.
Summary: - The Cancer Support Community (CSC) is a nonprofit organization that provides social and emotional support for people impacted by cancer, through direct services, research, and advocacy. It operates an international network of Affiliates and offers online and phone-based support in addition to in-person programs. - CSC was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Washington, DC. It has an international reach with activities in six countries. - For Montana/Bozeman-specific services, CSC’s official site lists six US offices (including the Washington, DC HQ and several East Coast locations). The page notes an international network and affiliate model, but does not indicate a dedicated Montana/Bozeman location on the provided excerpt. - How to access services: through CSC’s global Affiliate network, online and phone support, and the organization’s Research and Training Institute and Cancer Policy Institute for psychosocial support, survivorship resources, and advocacy. If you’re specifically seeking Cancer Support Community resources in Bozeman, MT, you may want to: - Check CSC’s website for an Affiliate directory to locate the nearest Montana-based affiliate (if available) or partner organizations. - Contact CSC directly at help@cancersupportcommunity.org or call 888-793-9355 for guidance on Montana programs or referrals. - Explore online and tele-support options offered by CSC, which are accessible regardless of location.
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