This location offers
- Primary care
Expanded access to primary care
We remain committed to ensuring our patients have timely access to primary care services during a period of transition within our Bozeman Primary Care team. To support continuity of care and help meet patient needs, Shawn Coleman, PA-C, and Kristi Doro, NP are available through Connect Care Primary Care to provide virtual primary care appointments for both new and existing patients.
These providers can manage many routine and ongoing primary care needs, including follow-up care, medication management, and chronic condition support. If in-person services such as lab work, testing, or other clinic-based care are needed, care can be coordinated through the Bozeman Midtown clinic.
To schedule an appointment with Shawn or Kristi, use the “Schedule Appointment” function on either of their profile pages, or call Connect Care Primary Care at 801-442-2615.
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