Urologists in Gallatin County, MT
4 urologists see patients at 9 offices in Gallatin County. 4 accept Medicare assignment.
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John Gannon, MD
Gregory H. Pritham, MD
Jason F. Skenazy, MD
Also near Gallatin County
Daniel E. Swanson, MD
Hospitals where these urologists practice
From CMS facility-affiliation records. Star ratings are the CMS overall hospital rating (1 to 5), where reported.
- Bozeman Health Deaconess Hospital, Bozeman · CMS rating 4/5 (3 urologists listed here)
- Livingston Healthcare, Livingston · CMS rating 3/5 (3 urologists listed here)
- Madison Valley Medical Center, Ennis (3 urologists listed here)
- Bozeman Health Big Sky Medical Center, Big Sky (2 urologists listed here)
- St James Hospital, Butte · CMS rating 2/5 (2 urologists listed here)
- Intermountain Health St Vincent Regional Hospital, Billings · CMS rating 4/5 (1 urologist listed here)
- Beartooth Billings Clinic, Red Lodge (1 urologist listed here)
- Central Montana Medical Center, Lewistown (1 urologist listed here)
- Holy Rosary Hospital, Miles City · CMS rating 5/5 (1 urologist listed here)
- St Peters Health, Helena · CMS rating 3/5 (1 urologist listed here)
Nearby counties
Questions about urology care in Gallatin County
How many urologists practice in Gallatin County?
4 urologists see patients at 9 offices in Gallatin County, according to CMS records. Bozeman has the most, with 4.
Which Gallatin County urologists accept Medicare?
4 of the 4 accept Medicare assignment, meaning they agree to the Medicare-approved amount. Look for the green "Accepts Medicare assignment" tag. For Montana Medicaid (Medicaid) or private plans, call the office unless the listing has been claimed and shows them.
Do I need a referral to see a urologist?
Many PPO plans let you book directly. HMO plans usually need a referral from your primary care doctor. Check your plan or ask the office when you call.
How are urologists rated here?
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