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- Currently 3 of 4 stars
The overall average patient rating of Dr. Kurt Oelke is Good. Dr. Oelke has been reviewed by 12 patients who have provided 5 comments. The rating is 3 out of 4 stars.
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Specialties & Research
Dr. Kurt Oelke, MD, FACR is board certified in Rheumatology.
He has special expertise in 1 Area, including Rheumatic Diseases.
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Education & Awards
Dr. Oelke graduated from University of Wisconsin at Madison. He has 2 awards.
Dr. Oelke has 31 hospital affiliations:
- St. Mary`s Hospital-Milwaukee
- Aurora Medical Center Kenosha
Accepted Insurance Plans
Dr. Oelke accepts these health insurances in at least one office:
- Harvard Pilgrim Health Care - 2 plans
- United Healthcare - 2 plans
- Great-West Healthcare - 2 plans
- Medica Health Plans - 2 plans
- Anthem - 2 plans
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois - 1 plan
- ODS Health Plans - 1 plan
- United Health Group, Inc. - Americhoice - 2 plans
- Cigna - 8 plans
- Humana - 2 plans
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