We rely on our feet every day. Sometimes we forget how much they do for us until they start telling us how much they hurt. Join this free session and learn about the latest surgical and non-surgical options to help your feet feel better.
ThedaCare leaders are committed to bringing the future of healthcare to light, meeting today with business and community leaders to discuss changes in healthcare at the 2014 Fox Cities Community Conversation.
As another breast cancer awareness month is upon us, it seems like a good time to reflect on how far we’ve come in recent years to help women and their families who battle this terrible disease every day.
One of Daniel Sutton’s recommendations to his patients is to incorporate physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle. The hiatus, which allowed him to heal as well as establish a practice and welcome a new child, seemed to help Dr. Sutton, who recently won the Community First Fox Cities ThedaCare Half Marathon at a time of 1:08:46.
Pediatrician Andrew J. Collins, MD, is now seeing patients at CHN Medical Center in Ripon, providing parents with local access to a healthcare provider who specializes in children.
Let's strike up some fun! The 2nd annual Strike Out Stigma Bowl-a-Thon is planned for Saturday, October 4 at the Super Bowl Family Entertainment Center in Appleton.
Miles for Myeloma will be held Saturday, October 4th at Encircle Health. There is a 2 mile and 5K walk/run, as well as a kids fun run.
An avid walker who has completed 35 full-marathons and six half-marathons, Jerry Brien didn’t let a hip replacement slow him down. He finished the recent ThedaCare Orthopedic Care Half-Marathon in the Fox Cities.
Classes offered through THRIVES, or Teaming for Health & Resiliency Improvement Via Education and Support, are returning in October. “Living Well with Chronic Conditions” class will start Oct. 9 and Powerful Tools for Caregivers will start Oct. 7. Another THRIVES class, Stepping On, has a waiting list.
ThedaCare, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin and UnitedHealthcare distribute free food to residents before the holidays.
ThedaCare leaders are committed to bringing the future of healthcare to light, meeting today with business and community leaders to discuss changes in healthcare at the 2014 Shawano Community Conversation.
A year ago, Cheryl Seelig of New London was diagnosed with an early form of breast cancer. At ThedaCare Physicians-New London, Seelig, who is the clinic manager, wants to help patients catch cancer in time. She has started a competition among the staff at the clinic called “Who Has the Biggest Ta Ta’s?” “Each time a mammogram is scheduled, they get to place a pink ribbon sticker on the giant bra,” she said.
People afflicted by recurring back pain can learn about the common causes of back pains and strains and some treatment options at a free educational class. David DeWitt, MD, will review remedies for self-relief and discuss when it is time to get serious and seek treatment. This talk will be informative and interactive. Please bring your questions!
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