Dr. Baudoin added to Portage Health’s women’s health team
A new name and face has arrived at Portage Health in Hancock, local women may have noticed. Dr. Rebecca Baudoin is the latest member of the health system’s women’s health team.
She joins Drs. Julie Meyer and Mohannad Rajjoub in providing women’s health care to all ages.
Baudoin has recently finished her residency at University of Minnesota’s medical school, where she also received her medical degree.
“Dr. Baudoin’s arrival provides another choice for women seeking specialized services,” says Jim Bogan, Portage Health CEO and president. “She complements our other providers very well, improving the quality of care available.”
Baudoin offers comprehensive obstetric and gynecological care, from adolescent women through childbearing ages, to menopause and afterward. She provides a full range of services, including minimally invasive surgical options and office-based procedures.
“Because interactions in OB/GYN are deeply personal, I place an emphasis on partnering with my patients to tailor specific care plans for individual needs,” Baudoin says.
She is available for appointments beginning Sept. 14.
Writer: Sam Eggleston
Source: Jim Bogan, Portage Health
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