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Bariatrics

This department offers

  • Weight loss and bariatrics

Our bariatric providers

Kathryn F. Hatch

Kathryn F. Hatch, MD

General Surgery
Surgical Associates PC
406-238-6470
George K. Bentzel

George K. Bentzel, MD

General Surgery
Surgical Associates PC
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