Caring for children with congenital and acquired heart disease or arrythmia, the Cardiology Clinic also offers noninvasive diagnostic services for pediatric patients and adults with congenital heart disease. Locally, the clinic coordinates care with regional children's hospitals and provides monthly outreach clinics in Bozeman, Miles City, MT and Cody, WY. Appointments are meade by referral from pediatricians and other community providers.

Dr. James Wiggins, MD Cardiology
Dr. Andrew Lashus, MD Cardiology

Most major insurance policies including Medicare/Medicaid.

Continuing to provide outreach clinics to Bozeman Deaconess and St. Peters Hospital (Helena). Specializes in fetal heart disease, congenital pediatric heart disease, acquired pediatric heart disease, and adult congenital heart disease.

Dennis P. Ruggerie, DO

Dennis P. Ruggerie, DO is an independent provider with privileges at the Great Falls Clinic Hospital.

Specializes in care of prenatal, infant, children, adolescent and young adults in cardiac care, heart disease, and heart-related condition.

Hardy, Bruce G. MD

Visiting physician from St. Vincent Healthcare of Billings, MT

What is Pediatric Cardiology?
Pediatric Cardiology is a subspecialty that involves the diagnosis and care of children with both congenital and acquired heart disease.

What Should I Expect?
The main tools of the pediatric cardiologist include a good history and physical examination, which includes the stethoscope, electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound and cardiac echo cardiogram.

James Wiggins, MD
Andrew Lashus, MD

Visiting Physician from St. Vincent Healthcare of Billings, MT

What is Pediatric Cardiology?
Pediatric Cardiology is a subspecialty that involves the diagnosis and care of children with both congenital and acquired heart disease.

What Should I Expect?
The main tools of the pediatric cardiologist include a good history and physical examination, which includes the stethoscope, electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound and cardiac echo cardiogram.

James Wiggins, MD
Andrew Lashus, MD

Visiting physician from St. Vincent Healthcare of Billings, MT

What is Pediatric Cardiology?
Pediatric Cardiology is a subspecialty that involves the diagnosis and care of children with both congenital and acquired heart disease.

What Should I Expect?
The main tools of the pediatric cardiologist include a good history and physical examination, which includes the stethoscope, electrocardiogram, cardiac ultrasound and cardiac echo cardiogram.

James Wiggins, MD
Andrew Lashus, MD

Private pay, private insurance, CHIP, and Medicaid

Provides cardiac and pulmonary care to the Flathead Valley and surrounding communities.

Services Include:

• Anticoagulation Clinic
• Cardiac Surgery
• Coronary CT - Angiography (CCTA)
• Echocardiography Lab
• Electrophysiology
• Interventional Cardiology
• Nuclear Medicine
• Pediatric Cardiology
• Pulmonary Care
• Sleep Medicine

Meet the Team

Evaluate and Treat:

•Congenital heart disease
•Heart rhythm disorders
•Fetal heart disease and arrhythmias
•Sports-related heart problems
•Hypertension and lipid disorders
•Murmurs, chest pain, and syncope
•Kawasaki disease
•Adult congenital heart disease

We offer:
•Echocardiography
•Fetal echocardiography
•Electrocardiography and ambulatory ECG monitoring
•Exercise testing
•Cardiac MRI
•Inpatient consultation for babies, children, and adults
•Coordination with regional centers for pediatric heart surgery and cardiac catheterization


They offer:

•Echocardiography
•Fetal echocardiography
•Electrocardiography and ambulatory ECG monitoring
•Exercise testing
•Cardiac MRI
•Inpatient consultation for babies, children, and adults
•Coordination with regional centers for pediatric heart surgery and cardiac catheterization

Dr. Jeremy Archer, MD

Evaluate and Treat:

•Congenital heart disease
•Heart rhythm disorders
•Fetal heart disease and arrhythmias
•Sports-related heart problems
•Hypertension and lipid disorders
•Murmurs, chest pain, and syncope
•Kawasaki disease
•Adult congenital heart disease

We offer:
•Echocardiography
•Fetal echocardiography
•Electrocardiography and ambulatory ECG monitoring
•Exercise testing
•Cardiac MRI
•Inpatient consultation for babies, children, and adults
•Coordination with regional centers for pediatric heart surgery and cardiac catheterization


They offer:

•Echocardiography
•Fetal echocardiography
•Electrocardiography and ambulatory ECG monitoring
•Exercise testing
•Cardiac MRI
•Inpatient consultation for babies, children, and adults
•Coordination with regional centers for pediatric heart surgery and cardiac catheterization

Dr. Jeremy Archer, MD

Evaluate and Treat:

•Congenital heart disease
•Heart rhythm disorders
•Fetal heart disease and arrhythmias
•Sports-related heart problems
•Hypertension and lipid disorders
•Murmurs, chest pain, and syncope
•Kawasaki disease
•Adult congenital heart disease

They offer:

•Echocardiography
•Fetal echocardiography
•Electrocardiography and ambulatory ECG monitoring
•Exercise testing
•Cardiac MRI
•Inpatient consultation for babies, children, and adults
•Coordination with regional centers for pediatric heart surgery and cardiac catheterization

Dr. Jeremy Archer, MD

Caring for children with congenital and acquired heart disease or arrhythmia, the Cardiology Clinic also offers noninvasive diagnostic services for pediatric patients and adults with congenital heart disease. Locally, the clinic coordinates care with regional children's hospitals and provides monthly outreach clinics in Bozeman, Miles City, MT and Cody, WY. Appointments are made by referral from pediatricians and other community providers.

Dr. Andrew Lashus, MD

Caring for children with congenital and acquired heart disease or arrythmia, the Cardiology Clinic also offers noninvasive diagnostic services for pediatric patients and adults with congenital heart disease. Locally, the clinic coordinates care with regional children's hospitals and provides monthly outreach clinics in Bozeman, Miles City, MT and Cody, WY. Appointments are meade by referral from pediatricians and other community providers.

Dr. Andrew Lashus, MD