At HFM, we believe that finding the right doctor is important for your health. That’s why we offer FREE 10-minute “meet and choose” sessions with our providers! These visits allow you to sit down one-on-one with a provider, learn more about each other and enhance your comfort level… with NO follow-up obligation!
Following are our internal medicine* and family medicine* providers currently accepting new patients. Feel free to visit with one or all to help choose your next provider.
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Simply call the clinic number listed by each and ask for a “meet and choose” visit.
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Steven Blaha, MD
Clinic: HFM Internal Medicine
Board Certified: Family Medicine
Medical School: University of Wisconsin – Madison
Residency: Gunderson Clinic/Lutheran Hospital
For an appointment, call 320.6212
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Brandon Beck, PA-C
Clinic: Family medicine provider at HFM Internal Medicine
Education: University of Wisconsin - Madison
For an appointment, call 320.6212
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Jeffrey Corrigan, MD
Clinic: HFM Family Medicine
Board Certified: Family Medicine
Medical School: Medical College of Ohio
Residency: Mid-Michigan Regional Medical Center, Midland, MI
For an appointment, call 320.4500
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Robert Cornwell, MD
Clinic: HFM Internal Medicine
Board Certified: Internal Medicine
Medical School: Indiana University Medical School
Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics
For an appointment, call 320.6212
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Derek Harmelink, PA-C
Clinic: HFM Family Medicine
Education: Midwestern University, Illinois
For an appointment, call 320.4500
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Michael Hazelberg, DO
Clinic: HFM Family Medicine
Medical School: Des Moines University
Residency: St. Joseph’s
For an appointment, call 320.4500
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Annette Kaminsky, APNP
Clinic: HFM Internal Medicine
Education: University of Wisconsin – Oshkosh
For an appointment, call 320.6212
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Jessica Meyer, PA-C
Clinic: HFM Family Medicine
Education: Marquette University, Wisconsin
For an appointment, call 320.4500
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Xa Xiong, MD
Clinic: HFM Family Medicine
Medical School: Spartan Health Science University
Residency: Fox Valley Family Practice, Appleton, WI
For an appointment, call 320.4500
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*What is the difference between internal medicine and family medicine?
Patients are able to seek primary care from either a family medicine or internal medicine provider. While they are similar in scope, there are subtle differences between the two specialties.
Training: One of the main differences between family medicine and internal medicine physicians is the content of their training. Family medicine doctors learn how to diagnose and treat diseases of both children and adults, and they also receive obstetrical training. Internal medicine doctors study to treat adults, without any obstetrical training.
Focus: Family medicine and internal medicine doctors differ in their focus. Family doctors tend to be generalists, since they treat adults and children. Internal medicine doctors tend to specialize--not only in adult medicine, but also in one of 13 subspecialties of internal medicine, like cardiology or gastroenterology.
Patients Seen: Family medicine doctors treat all ages of patients, from babies and young children to adults and geriatric patients. Internists treat only adults.