When someone is facing the hard reality of life’s end approaching, the most vital support he or she can receive comes from family and loved ones. But the end-of-life process leaves hard decisions, pain management and a need for personal assistance and support for those family members and loved ones as well as the dying person.

The Hazen Hospital Auxiliary invites you to a turkey dinner with all the fixings—plus homemade pies—on Sunday, April 12, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Hazen City Hall. Enjoy a delicious meal and support a great cause! Free-will donations are appreciated, with all proceeds going toward the purchase of a new EKG System for Sakakawea Medical Center.

Sakakawea Medical Center is partnering with Rural Physicians Group (RPG) to enhance healthcare services right here in our rural community, beginning April 15, 2026.

The Hazen Hospital Auxiliary invites you to a turkey dinner with all the fixings—plus homemade pies—on Sunday, April 13, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Hazen City Hall. Enjoy a delicious meal and support a great cause! Free-will donations are appreciated, with all proceeds going toward the purchase of an InstyMed Machine for Sakakawea Medical Center.

Kayleen Alexander, SMC Athletic Trainer, to provide needed athletic training services to Beulah and Hazen School Districts.

For one woman, a simple routine checkup made all the difference in preventing an otherwise-undetected cancer from spreading.

Amanda Boyer, RN, has been recognized as Sakakawea Medical Center's most recent DAISY Award recipient. The DAISY Award for Extraordinary Nurses is an award that recognizes nurses for the amazing efforts they perform every day. Nurses are nominated for this award by patients, their families, or coworkers.

We are pleased to welcome Kaytlyn Heick, PT, DPT, to our Rehabilitation Team. Kaytlyn began practicing at SMC in May.

The Hazen Hospital Auxiliary will be serving turkey dinner with all the fixings and homemade pie from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Hazen City Hall on Sunday, April 16. Free will donation with the proceeds going to help purchase cardiac rehab equipment for Sakakawea Medical Center.

Cancer is something that can catch a person completely off guard. But, when it comes to colon and colorectal cancer, a colonoscopy can help detect and prevent cancer before it really begins. For one Mercer County resident, a recent experience demonstrates both the risk of waiting and the relief of acting on the opportunity for getting that colonoscopy.