ThedaCare™, northeastern Wisconsin’s largest healthcare system and the first in the state to be part of the Mayo Clinic Care Network, today introduced a new brand identity that more closely ties its seven hospitals, physician clinics and specialty practices together while emphasizing its commitment to providing patient-centered care as a community healthcare partner.
People plagued by recurring neck and arm pain can learn about various cervical spine disorders, as well as nonsurgical and surgical care options at a free educational class offered by ThedaCare, in partnership with NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin.
In the ongoing quest to manage healthcare costs, area employers are focused on developing healthier workforces. It’s a movement ThedaCare fully supports.
Having trouble hearing in certain listening situations? Not sure if it’s normal or time to enlist some hearing help? Join us for a free seminar that includes dinner and covers the basics of hearing loss along with a variety of hearing aid options available today.
Dr. Matthias Weiss, and Dr. Vijay Chaudhary, both oncology and hematology physicians with ThedaCare Medical Oncology, are on a mission to create a regional cancer program that not only helps patients through their cancer journey, it becomes a destination for healing the whole family.
Female patients in the New London area were not afraid to “get their ta ta’s screened” last month. And a family physician in Waupaca applauds women such as those in New London who schedule their mammograms, which can detect breast cancer early.
You are invited to listen and learn about the importance of mental health in our lives.
ThedaCare has named Scott Garavet system vice president for the cardiovascular, spine and orthopedics systems of care. In his new role, he will oversee all programs related to cardiovascular, spine, and orthopedics services.
Riverside Medical Center (RMC) recently received an award for Exemplary Service-Best Overall Performer by Avatar Solutions, a leading provider of patient surveys, which announced its 2013 award-winning hospital partners.
ThedaCare infection prevention practitioners Bette Casey and Miki Gould, have earned the Certified in Infection Control (CIC) credential and has demonstrated a mastery of infection control and knowledge by taking and passing the CIC exam. Certification lasts for five years.
Tip-overs and furniture falls happen when children pull furniture onto themselves climb on furniture causing it to fall, or push it over onto another child. Young children are not strong enough to lift the furniture off of themselves if they are trapped. Injuries include serious bruising, internal organ injuries and fractures
Certain listening situations can make hearing difficult for some people. A free community program, “Can You Hear Me Now?” offers solutions for better hearing.
People suffering from the pain and discomfort of recurring heartburn are encouraged to attend a free community program that introduces a variety of innovative treatment options. David Duppler, MD, general surgeon, will lead a candid discussion about “What Can Be Done For My Heartburn” on Tues., Nov. 25.
For media inquiries, please call Cassandra Wallace, Public and Media Relations Consultant at 920.442.0328 or the ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah switchboard at 920.729.3100 and ask for the marketing person on call.
