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Bellin Health Generations - Development Drive

2641 Development Dr, Green Bay, WI 54311, USA
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Openning hours
  • Monday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed
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Bellin Health Generations - Development Drive
Bellin Health Generations - Development Drive
Bellin Health Generations - Development Drive
Bellin Health Generations - Development Drive
Reviews
Ironman Detectorist (02/23/2020)
Front desk was friendly and receptive. My appointments were on time. The team was helpful and informative with my problems. Thank you!
Tarah Lubinski (01/25/2020)
The OBGYNs went above and beyond to collaborate treatment/surgery to give me the minimally invasive care that no other Dr.s thought I was eligible for.
Kim Poczatek (10/20/2019)
Clean, friendly. Sometimes hard to get in on your time. Massage available here. Lab work done on spot.
Olivia Tesarik (10/15/2019)
Bellin Health Generations has been one of my most positive experiences with healthcare professionals.nI’ve had Women’s healthcare through Aurora, Holy Family and even the free clinic when I was a broke college student. Bellin has been the best experience I’ve ever had.nnI had my first/only child at Bellin in fall of 2018 and had Annemarie Schireck for my OBGYN. She was so helpful, positive, honest and truly cares about her patients. Even postpartum she’s helped me out tremendously with anything from regular sickness to lady questions.nnWhen Annemarie was out I had Molly Hohol and she was also very upbeat and enjoyable to talk to. Both stopped in my hospital room post delivery.nnThe nurses, staff, and facility were all excellent.nnMy only complaint was with Allahyar Jazayeri. We saw him at 12 and 18 weeks. He’s very good at his job but lacks personal skills. When receiving a $1,200 bill for one ultrasound with him and asking to do as few as medically necessary he told me that “my kid will want kayaks and four wheelers some day and that’s expensive too” instead of just saying yes or no. I requested to not see him anymore after that.
Shelly Lindsey (06/13/2019)
They said I needed a referral from my primary doctor because I have Medicare. I actually have United Healthcare and Medicare combined. I have NEVER heard of getting a referral for a gynecologist, and my primary doctor hasn’t either. My primary doctor said I would be hard pressed to find a primary doctor to refer me because it’s not necessary for a gynecologist. Medicare AND United Healthcare also state that a referral is not needed. Needless to say, I will be looking for another gynecologist who doesn’t come up with idiot rules and who don’t treat their patients like uninformed idiots. Honestly, I feel like they do not want to accept patients with Medicare, and I will be reporting them.
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