News You Can Use: Saturday Clinic for Kids by Alluvion Health

Great Falls, MT – Alluvion Health is excited to announce the launch of its Saturday Pediatric Clinic, occurring on the third Saturday of each month, to provide better healthcare access for children in our community.

Beginning January 18, families can now enjoy the convenience of scheduled appointments or walk-in care the third Saturday of each month, led by our trusted and compassionate pediatric experts:

- Dr. Guy Venuti, Pediatrician

- Trisha Taylor, Pediatric Nurse Practitioner

This initiative reflects Alluvion Health’s commitment to breaking down barriers to care and ensuring every child receives the comprehensive, whole-person care they deserve.

"We're thrilled to offer this new option to families, giving them flexibility and access to Alluvion Health’s exceptional pediatric care," said Dr. Guy Venuti, Chief Medical Officer at Alluvion Health. "Our goal is to make healthcare as accessible and stress-free as possible for families without disrupting their busy schedules. Our Saturday Pediatric Clinic provides another step toward a healthier community.”

The Saturday Pediatric Clinic will be held at the Alluvion Health 601 1st Ave N clinic in Great Falls, where families will also continue to benefit from our Express Care walk-in services available every Saturday.

- When: The 3rd Saturday of each month

- Where: Alluvion Health 601 1st Ave N Great Falls, MT

- How to Schedule: Visit alluvionhealth.org/make-an-appointment or call 406.454.6973. Walk-ins are always welcome!

Join us in making healthcare more accessible for the youngest members of our community. Together, we’re building a healthier future, one child at a time.

About Alluvion Health

Alluvion Health is a locally owned and operated not-for-profit Federally Qualified Health Center focusing on providing high-quality, cost-effective, comprehensive primary and preventive medical, dental, and behavioral health care. Alluvion is governed by a local Board of Directors comprised of at least 51% patients.