Providence St. Patrick Hospital is a Hospital in Missoula, MT. It provides acute, specialty and outpatient care to residents of Missoula and the surrounding western Montana region. The hospital delivers a broad range of services, including cancer care, gastroenterology, cardiac and vascular treatment, orthopedic surgery, neonatal and prenatal programs, and behavioral health. It also offers community classes such as diabetes prevention, weight‑loss surgery seminars and prenatal education. With a rating of 3.30 based on 337 reviews, the facility reflects a substantial volume of patient feedback.
Guided by the Sisters of Providence mission of compassion and respect, the hospital emphasizes caring for the poor and vulnerable while delivering high‑quality medicine. It has been part of the Providence network since the organization began serving western Montana in 1873. St. Patrick Hospital is recognized as a Magnet hospital by the American Nurses Credentialing Center, a distinction held since 2013 that signals nursing excellence and a culture of safe, patient‑centered care. The hospital also supports the community through lectures, health‑education programs and the Providence Montana Health Foundation, which funds advanced equipment and capital projects.
The campus is located on W Broadway St, just off West Broadway Street and North Orange Street, both main thoroughfares. It sits a short walk from Saint Joseph’s Elementary School and is near the Orange Street Bridge, providing easy access for patients traveling across the river.
The hospital benefits from an established track record built on a large base of customer reviews, underscoring its consistent role in meeting the health needs of Missoula’s residents.
With deep roots in the community and a reputation for comprehensive, compassionate care, Providence St. Patrick Hospital remains a key health‑care resource for Missoula and the surrounding area.
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