The annual meeting of the corporation membership will be held on Wednesday, December 11, 2024 from 6:30 – 8:00 PM in the FMC Dining Room. The purpose of this meeting is to elect trustees to replace those whose terms are expiring on December 31, 2024, and to transact other business. Only admitted members of the corporation will be allowed to attend the meeting. Pursuant to Article IV, Section 5 of the bylaws, the Board of Trustees authorized the election to be held by mail-in ballot, which is being sent via parcel post to all members. Ballots are due at the FMC Business Office no later than 5:00 PM on Friday, December 6, 2024.

Baker, Montana / Fallon County

Healthcare Services

Fallon Medical Complex (FMC) is a community health care provider for a rural population in excess of 7,200 people spread over seven counties. We serve residents of Fallon, Carter, Wibaux, and Custer counties in Montana, and Slope, Golden Valley, and Bowman counties in North Dakota. Considered “frontier” by the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, this region boasts less than two residents per square mile.

News & Updates

A Message from our CEO

About Fallon Medical Complex (FMC)

Greetings from beautiful, rural, Southeast Montana!

There are many times throughout the year when our corner of paradise seems like the garden spot of Montana. Those of us who live here wouldn’t trade it for the world. Among the very fine folks who have chosen to live here are the excellent providers, employees, and volunteers of Fallon Medical Complex (FMC).

Employing about 100 people, FMC is the largest employer in Fallon County, infusing millions dollars a year in wages and salaries into the community. With an average tenure of nearly 10 years, our employees have both the knowledge and the expertise to provide for the area’s essential healthcare needs.

From our Critical Access Hospital with its 24-hour emergency care, to our physician clinic with its four providers, to our newly-renovated long-term care, we are often told that we have much more to offer than other towns our size.

We have also been told that our patients and residents seem more content, that our employees seem happier, and that our buildings seem cleaner and newer than most. This can all be summed up in one word: pride. Pride in our work, pride in our facility, and pride in our community. We are simply proud to be doing our best for our friends and neighbors.

Come visit us and give us an opportunity to show you what we have to offer.

– David Espeland, CEO