Colds and influenza are just a couple illnesses that can put a senior citizen's health at risk during the winter. This is also pneumonia season for seniors and others who are at-risk.
For the second year in a row, Ripon Athletic employees have gone above and beyond in supporting the community. Team members at this Berlin organization showed their giving spirit with various fundraisers they created for the month of October – designing and selling breast cancer awareness T-shirts, along with a raffle, lunches, and a bake sale
Last week most of us had a chance to enjoy the Thanksgiving Holiday. Hopefully you had a chance to spend time with the ones you care about and take time to reflect on the things you have to be thankful for. Thanksgiving is the day of the year designated to be grateful and give thanks for our blessings. Interestingly the feeling of gratitude or thankfulness has been linked to better health.
Increased convenience and improved care are just two of the benefits area residents have experienced since Community Health Network and Wild Rose Community Memorial Hospital affiliated with ThedaCare.
Seven of the state's leading health care systems – Aspirus, Aurora Health Care, Bellin Health, Gundersen Health System, ProHealth Care, ThedaCare and UW Health – today announced that their recently-formed partnership is named abouthealth™. The name makes a simple and clear statement about why these organizations have come together – to improve overall population health for the communities they serve while working together to advance clinical quality, efficiency and the customer experience.
Celebrate the Season at a special Holiday Open House at Refine MD. Learn about minimal downtime treatments that can help you get smoother, younger-looking skin or achieve the body of your dreams.
ThedaCare Physicians-Oshkosh family medicine physician Eric Smiltneek, MD, and Steve Eliasen, a member of the Oshkosh Board of Education, were ice-skating alone on Miller’s Bay in Oshkosh and as they skated past Webster Stanley Elementary and Middle School, an idea formed: invite the students to join them in a skating club.
Puberty is a time of great change for our children – both boys and girls. Most boys begin puberty between the ages of 9 and 14, but everyone is different so a boy could start earlier or later. Puberty lasts several years and most boys are fully developed by their late teens.
The management of acute stroke has changed over the last several years. There are treatments that can be done early in the course of the event that can prevent permanent brain injury. In order to effectively treat a stroke, the symptoms have to be recognized early so evaluation and treatment can be started as soon as possible.
The Miriam B. White Foundation, based out of Winneconne, provides funds to Wisconsin men and women who were undergoing breast cancer treatment.
Anyone who’s suffered from heartburn knows how difficult it can be to deal with. See how you can relieve heartburn and review the latest treatment for gastroesophageal reflux disease.
During acid reflux – which is known medically as gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD – acid or bile from the stomach leaks back into the esophagus, causing it become irritated and leading to heartburn and regurgitation. Left unchecked, GERD can cause serious damage to the esophagus.
Community Health Network made a donation to help the Princeton Tennis Association meet its fund raising goal. John Feeney, CEO of CHN, presents the check to Dennis Galatowitsch and Kristin Galatowitsch of the Princeton Tennis Association. CHN is proud to invest in healthy lifestyles and activities for young and old within the communities they serve.
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