Women’s primary care and gynecology in Kalispell
We are welcoming new primary care and gynecology patients.
Hi, I’m Dr. Gina Nelson. My current practice focuses on women’s primary care and clinic gynecology, informed by 32 years of full OB/GYN practice since 1994. I bring that experience to preventive care, annual exams, health screenings, and gynecologic concerns, with an emphasis on personal care and healthy lifestyle.
For surgical gynecology, obstetrics, and other subspecialty consultations, we refer out to our trusted colleagues.
Patient appointments: Tuesday and Thursday, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Our office manager is also available Mondays, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Call 406-755-6550 to schedule. Visit us at 1297 Burns Way, Suite 2, Kalispell, Montana 59901. See our current services, scheduling information, and location and contact details.
Courses and books
Women’s Health Foundations COURSES on the online platform Udemy.com
Explore my series of classes on mindset, nutrition, fitness, and sleep, designed to help women build the knowledge and habits that support lifelong health.
Books, classes and other media
Discover my book, Medical Assistant Deluxe, written for anyone interested in women’s health care, alongside my other educational offerings at Gina Nelson Media, where you can find course information and links to available classes.
Learn about women’s health
Explore our educational resources on gynecology, pregnancy and childbirth, and healthy lifestyle.
Locum tenens inquiries
I am open to discussions about OB/GYN locum tenens coverage. Professional inquiries may be sent to info@drginanelson.com.
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