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Very professional and friendly. Made me feel comfortable and thoroughly explained my options for recovery.
Feb-2025
Excellent serfice! Listens and responds inn understanding terms!
Feb-2025
Was very pleased to meet him
Feb-2025
Very knowledgeable.
Feb-2025
Too early to give full review. Follow up in 6 weeks
Jan-2025
He was very nice. I was just disappointed that when I asked him questions about the elderly person I brought in. He would just refer to the doctor in another city the he had referred the person to see. He wouldn’t make any comments on it and he just did the bare minimum of what was needed. I just think when someone had questions about the elderly person , and the person is present that the doctor would elaborate a little bit more or answer the guardians questions and he didn’t do any of that as I stated he just did the bare minimum. I’ve never had a doctor, not answer questions.
Jan-2025
He alerted me of a possible issue in addition to diagnosing my knee issue.
Jan-2025
Very good,👍
Jan-2025
Very personable and knowledgeable.
Dec-2024
This guy Denied I was in enough pain to need any help. I have scans so I persisted. He just referred me to someone else. He Wants to treat feelings, not pain. So he is useless to me. What prick says you are not in enough pain for help?
Jason Klein MD is currently seeing patients in Green Bay and Marinette.
Dr. Klein graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biomedical Engineering. After his residency at Mayo Clinic, he completed his Sports Medicine fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine, where he worked with the Houston Astros and Houston Rockets. He practiced in Waco, Texas before joining the practice in 2005. Dr. Klein is a Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon by the American Board of Orthopedic Surgery.
Dr. Klein and his wife, Paris, have three children. In his spare time he enjoys coaching youth baseball, basketball, and football.
I derive my greatest satisfaction in helping my patients overcome injury and get back to their previous level of function. This includes returning athletes to the field and non-athletes back to everyday life. I treat every patient as I would want my own family treated, and make medical decisions accordingly.
Medical School: Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas Residency: Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minnesota Fellowship: Sports Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine
Affiliations/Associations Member – American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Member – American Orthopaedic Society for Sports Medicine (AOSSM) Member – Arthroscopy Association of North America (AANA)
Very professional and friendly. Made me feel comfortable and thoroughly explained my options for recovery.
Excellent serfice! Listens and responds inn understanding terms!
Was very pleased to meet him
Very knowledgeable.
Too early to give full review. Follow up in 6 weeks
He was very nice. I was just disappointed that when I asked him questions about the elderly person I brought in. He would just refer to the doctor in another city the he had referred the person to see. He wouldn’t make any comments on it and he just did the bare minimum of what was needed. I just think when someone had questions about the elderly person , and the person is present that the doctor would elaborate a little bit more or answer the guardians questions and he didn’t do any of that as I stated he just did the bare minimum. I’ve never had a doctor, not answer questions.
He alerted me of a possible issue in addition to diagnosing my knee issue.
Very good,👍
Very personable and knowledgeable.
This guy Denied I was in enough pain to need any help. I have scans so I persisted. He just referred me to someone else. He Wants to treat feelings, not pain. So he is useless to me. What prick says you are not in enough pain for help?