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How do I contact the Black Hills imaging center?

Our Physicians Patient Resources Choose BHSH Patient Portal Physician Portal Pay Your Bill PACS Access Careers (605) 721-4700 Black Hills Imaging Center 215 Anamaria Dr Rapid City, SD 57701 Phone: (605) 721-4800

What services does Black Hills Surgery Center offer?

Black Hills Surgery Center is located in Rapid City, S.D., offering a wide range of services. The hospital offers anesthesiology, cardiology consultation, dental and oral surgery, dermatology surgery, ear, nose, throat, eye surgery, family practice, and foot and ankle surgery.

Where can I Find my imaging report?

Where can I find my imaging report? Patient reports can be found under the Demographics tab, then click on the ‘Exams’ tab. If your visit has a report, it will be attached on the last column under ‘Report’. Where can I sign-up for an account?

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Brain Health Awareness

Using diagnostic imaging, brain disorders can be better diagnosed, managed, and treated.

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Pre-Conception Health

Any woman of childbearing age needs to maximize their health in the event that they become pregnant. At a basic level, general good health principles always apply: a balanced diet, avoiding smoking and use of other substances, being mindful of alcohol use, maintaining a healthy weight, and regular exercise.

Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month

Irritable bowel syndrome is a chronic disease characterized by abdominal pain and either constipation (IBS-C), diarrhea (IBS-D), or a mix of both (IBS-Mixed). The prevalence in the US population is about 5% or 1 in 20 people and affects both men and women. IBS significantly reduces patients’ quality of life and it is estimated that Read More »

Colorectal Cancer Screening to Start at Age 45

Colorectal cancer (CRC) screening is now recommended for average-risk individuals starting at age 45 years, according to the American College of Gastroenterology’s (ACG’s) updated guidelines. The starting age was previously 50 years except for Blacks, for whom the starting age was lowered to 45 years in 2005.

West River ENT joins Rapid City Medical Center

Rapid City Medical Center expands with New ENT Clinic Location and Providers West River ENT’s Dr. Rob Schleiffarth, MD brings a new building and expert team to join Dr. Troy Howard, MD in the RCMC network. Rapid City Medical Center’s Ear, Nose, & Throat Department is proud to announce an expansion through a merger with Read More »

Vaccine for Pregnancy, Lactation, and Infertility

Rapid City Medical Center’s Dr. Heather Moline, an OB/GYN provider, addresses some common questions about the safety and efficacy of the Covid-19 vaccine for women who are pregnant, breast feeding, or trying to become pregnant. Watch the five minute video, here:

General COVID-19 Vaccine Information

At this time, all COVID-19 vaccine is being administered by Monument Health as directed by the South Dakota Department of Health. Rapid City Medical Center does not have COVID-19 vaccine available to us.

Dr. Halie Anderson Addresses Covid-19 Vaccine

Watch Youtube Video Our very own Dr. Halie Anderson, Board Certified Allergist & Immunologist, took some time to address some of the concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine.