How many physicians are in Lame Deer, MT?

There are currently 5 verified physicians listed in Lame Deer, MT. We continuously update our directory to ensure you have access to the most current information.

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Top Physicians in Lame Deer, MT

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About Physicians in Lame Deer, MT

Lame Deer, MT has 5 physicians available to serve the community. These providers offer a range of services from routine preventive care to urgent visits. If you're evaluating options, you'll want to confirm each provider's credentials and whether they accept your insurance plan. For those seeking care in a larger regional center, nearby cities like Billings, Missoula, Bozeman, Kalispell, and Great Falls also have physician networks available. When choosing a provider, consider proximity, appointment availability, and whether telehealth options suit your needs.

Cost guidance

A preventive screening for cholesterol, blood pressure, and diabetes typically runs around $200 in Lame Deer. Your actual cost will depend on your insurance coverage, deductible status, and whether the provider is in-network. Ask about payment plans or sliding-scale fees when scheduling, and confirm what's included in the quoted price before your visit.

How to choose a physician in Lame Deer

Verify the physician's license status and credentials through the Montana Medical Board's public database.

Confirm whether the provider accepts your insurance plan and what your out-of-pocket costs will be.

Ask about appointment availability and whether same-day or urgent visits are offered for acute concerns.

Inquire whether the practice offers telehealth visits if you prefer remote consultations.

Request information about the physician's experience with any chronic conditions you manage.

Check the practice's hours and location to ensure they fit your schedule and travel preferences.

Ask how prescriptions and test results are communicated and whether the practice has a patient portal.

Quality signals to look for

Look for physicians who can provide clear documentation of their license and credentials on file. A reputable practice will offer transparent pricing upfront and provide written summaries of your visit and any recommendations. Be cautious of providers who pressure you into unnecessary tests or procedures, or who operate primarily through cash-only arrangements without clear receipts. Verify that the physician is accepting new patients and ask how they handle referrals to specialists if needed.

Common physician services

Annual Physical / Wellness Exam

A comprehensive health assessment including vital signs, physical examination, and baseline health screening to establish or maintain preventive care.

Sick Visit

An appointment to diagnose and treat acute illness or injury, including examination and treatment recommendations or prescriptions.

Preventive Screening (Cholesterol, Blood Pressure, Diabetes)

Routine laboratory and clinical screening to detect risk factors for heart disease, hypertension, and diabetes before symptoms develop.

Medication Management Follow-up

A visit to review how current medications are working, adjust dosages, monitor for side effects, and refill prescriptions as needed.

Minor In-Office Procedure (Mole Removal, Joint Injection)

Simple surgical or injection-based procedures performed in the office setting for skin lesions, joint pain, or other minor conditions.

Urgent Care Visit

Same-day or next-day evaluation and treatment for acute health concerns that need prompt attention but do not require emergency care.

Telehealth Visit

A remote video or phone consultation with a physician for diagnosis, follow-up care, prescription refills, or routine health questions.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a preventive screening cost in Lame Deer?

A preventive screening for cholesterol, blood pressure, and diabetes typically costs around $200 in Lame Deer. Your actual cost may vary based on insurance coverage and whether the provider is in-network. Always confirm the price with your provider's office before your appointment.

How many physicians are available in Lame Deer, MT?

There are 5 physicians currently available in Lame Deer. For a wider selection, you may also consider providers in nearby cities such as Billings, Missoula, Bozeman, Kalispell, and Great Falls.

What services do physicians in Lame Deer offer?

Physicians in Lame Deer offer annual physicals, sick visits, preventive screenings, medication management follow-ups, minor in-office procedures, urgent care visits, and telehealth consultations. Contact local practices directly to confirm which services they provide.

How do I verify a physician's license in Montana?

You can verify a physician's license status by contacting the Montana Medical Board or visiting their public database online. Always confirm credentials before scheduling an appointment.

Do physicians in Lame Deer offer telehealth visits?

Some physicians in Lame Deer offer telehealth visits. Contact your preferred provider directly to ask about remote consultation options and whether they're available for your type of care.