400 South Clark Street
Butte, MT 59701-2328
406-723-2500

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Website: http://www.stjameshealthcare.org/

Chuck Wright, President/CEO

557 Employees
95 Physicians
63 Staffed Beds 

St. James has served as a regional medical center to the seven counties of southwest Montana, including the primary service area of Butte-Silver Bow County, for nearly 130 years. St. James is the largest hospital in southwest Montana and continues to be the largest private employer in Butte-Silver Bow.

St. James Healthcare's Services and Expertise

• Orthopedic Center of Excellence: St. James' Orthopedic Center of Excellence is a collaborative effort between St. James Healthcare and Montana Orthopedics. The center provides high-quality, innovative, patient-focused services in the areas of joint replacement surgery, trauma surgery, spine surgery and sports medicine.
• Cardiac Services: St. James' Cardiovascular Services emphasize communication and coordination that allow the cardiovascular team to provide patients with the highest level of care while remaining in Butte. Services range from non-invasive testing such as EKGs and stress testing; echocardiograms that include transesophageal echocardiograms; diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterizations; pacemakers and defibrillators; and an outstanding cardiac rehab and medical exercise program.
• Oncology Services: St. James' Cancer Care Center is a newly integrated cancer treatment center housing Radiation Oncology, Medical Oncology (chemotherapy), and Laboratory services in one central location. This physically integrated center promotes a team approach to cancer treatment in a healing environment.
• Other Services: St. James houses state-of-the-art surgical suites, a beautiful labor and delivery unit, and a 24-hour, physician-staffed Emergency Department.
• Healing Environment: In February 2008, all patient rooms were converted into private suites. With this arrangement, St. James met its goal to create a quiet, healing environment for patients.

St. James Healthcare was established by five Sisters of Charity in 1881 to care for individuals who worked in the copper mines.