Menominee Family Health Center

Bellin Health (Bellin Health System) is a nonprofit hospital and clinic network headquartered in Green Bay, Wisconsin, serving Northeastern Wisconsin and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Founded in 1907, it operates under Gundersen Health System with about 1,158 employees and roughly $1.2B in annual revenue. The network offers a wide range of services including primary and specialty care (pediatrics, digestive health, pulmonary, obstetrics, orthopedics, cancer, heart/vascular, ER/urgent care, surgery including robotic-assisted), as well as rehabilitation, fitness, and community health programs. Bellin Health Menominee refers to its primary care and specialty services available in the Menominee area, part of its broader Northeast Wisconsin and Upper Peninsula footprint. Contact: main line (920) 433-3500.

Summary: The Menominee Tribal Clinic is a health care provider and hospital-like facility serving the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin. Based in Keshena, WI, the clinic operates 3 offices across the area and employs about 20 staff. Services fall under health care, home health care, medical, personal health, and pharmaceutical categories. Key contact: +1 715-799-3361. The organization includes IT and administrative support, with clinical staff primarily in Medical. If you’re seeking women’s health services specifically, consider contacting the clinic directly to confirm available obstetrics/gynecology or primary women’s health offerings at their Keshena locations.