Leo Pocha Memorial Clinic  

The Leo Pocha Memorial clinic was established in 1981 as Montana’s first urban Indian health clinic.  Our goal is to make primary health care available to all American Indian members of the community, in fulfillment of the nation's trust responsibility to America's First Peoples. This includes those citizens of federally recognized tribes, Montana Little Shell and other state recognized tribes, and descendents in the 1st and 2nd degree.  We have funding to treat some homeless citizens. Any person with insurance who is interested in utilizing the Leo Pocha Clinic is welcome.

Amber Edwards,FNP-Family Practice 

Connie O'Connor, MD - Psychiatry

Linda Swang, RN - Clinic Supervisor

Carol Schweitzer, RN - Diabetes Program Coordinator

Bonnie Stevens -  Tobacco Prevention Coordinator & Community Advocate 

Sally Zapata - Reception/Intake

Rhonda Kirsch- Data Entry

Leo Pocha Memorial Clinic   

Phone:  406-449-5796   

Fax:  406-449-5371