Intercity Radiology is committed to delivering the best possible experience for patients.

Through our IR clinic, we guide patients with both pre-procedural consultations and comprehensive follow-up care.

Our dedicated team includes APPs, IR navigators, nurses, IR technologists, and support staff—all focused on providing compassionate, respectful, and dignified care.

We proudly partner with Bozeman Health, where we perform all arterial interventions.

Our Interventional Radiologists have decades of combined experience in endovascular treatment of peripheral vascular disease.

We treat a wide range of conditions, from medication- and lifestyle-refractory claudication to limb-threatening ischemia.

Over the past two decades, endovascular techniques and practice paradigms have shifted toward an "endovascular first" approach for most cases.

Intercity Radiology's Interventional Radiologists possess the knowledge, tools, and experience to lead in endovascular care across Montana.

Renal artery stenosis is often clinically silent but can progress to cause hypertension that is resistant to multiple medications.

The most common cause is atherosclerosis.

In younger women, Fibromuscular Dysplasia is a more likely culprit.

Regardless of the cause, endovascular interventions—such as angioplasty and/or stenting—can significantly improve outcomes in carefully selected patients.

Chronic Mesenteric Artery Stenosis can be a challenging clinical diagnosis.

A high index of suspicion is essential in patients with postprandial pain, weight loss, and risk factors for vasculopathy.

Revascularization can often provide rapid symptom relief.

Endovascular techniques offer significantly lower morbidity compared to surgical options.

When in doubt, reach out — we are always available and happy to provide curbside or formal consultations.

Our Interventional Radiologists are equipped to treat a wide variety of aneurysms, including:

• Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms (AAAs)

• Renal, Mesenteric, and other Visceral Aneurysms

• Peripheral artery aneurysms, such as those in the popliteal and iliac arteries

We work closely with our medical and surgical colleagues to determine the safest and most effective approach for each patient.

This includes aneurysm monitoring, risk factor modification, and endovascular or surgical repair when appropriate.