ROBERT ANDERSON, MD
Prevea Health-Ashwaubenon DME Supplier
Direct Primary Care
Continuity of care and the relationship with a regular clinician.
Credentials & Training
Federally verified- Credential
- MD
- Medical school
- Medical College of Wisconsin
- Graduated
- 1995
- Medicare specialty
- Family Practice
- Group practice
- St. Nicholas Hospital-Sisters of the Third Order of St Francis · 178 clinicians
- Medicare assignment
- Accepted — bills the Medicare-approved amount as payment in full
Sourced from the CMS Doctors & Clinicians national file, last checked October 2026.
About
Located in Green Bay, Wisconsin, this physician practices within a large group setting affiliated with St. Nicholas Hospital-Sisters of the Third Order of St Francis. The specialty of Family Medicine covers preventive care and chronic disease management across the lifespan, addressing acute illnesses and long-term health needs for individuals of all ages.
Family medicine encompasses managing routine physicals, diagnosing infections, and overseeing chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and asthma. Care addresses the entire spectrum of health needs, from routine wellness checks to acute medical issues.
This practice operates as a direct-pay facility, meaning patients pay for services directly rather than solely through insurance. The physician accepts Medicare assignment.
Areas of Focus
Conditions Treated
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Patients Served
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of care does a family medicine physician provide?
Family medicine covers preventive care, acute illness, and long-term conditions such as hypertension, diabetes and asthma, for patients of every age.
Does this physician accept Medicare?
Yes, the physician accepts Medicare assignment.
Is this practice accepting new patients?
Information regarding new patient status is not available.
What does 'direct-pay' mean for billing?
As a direct-pay facility, patients pay for services directly rather than solely through insurance.
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