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October 29, 2014

Clintonville Native Providing Care

Sara Messner (Mitchell) is very familiar with the doctor’s office at ThedaCare Physicians-Clintonville. “It’s the clinic I always had care at,” said Messner, 26, a Clintonville native. She is thrilled to return to her hometown as a physician assistant to provide the same quality of care she remembers receiving while growing up. “I enjoy being able to see multiple generations of a family,” said Messner. “People come in and they know my parents or my family.”

Cardiologist Joins ThedaCare

ThedaCare welcomes Jimmy Sidhu, MD, a cardiologist with Appleton Cardiology, who will practice at Appleton Medical Center and Theda Clark Medical Center.

October 28, 2014

Wild Rose Cardiac Rehab Program Fills Gap

Rehab is an essential part of recovery after a cardiac event, whether it’s surgery or a heart attack. The Cardiac Rehab Program at Wild Rose Community Memorial Hospital helps local residents get the treatment they need close to home.

Breast Cancer Awareness Begins with You

My name is Dr. Michelle Koellermeier and I am a breast cancer survivor. The mammogram I had on Friday September 7, 2012 saved my life! Please schedule your annual mammogram at age 40 and every year after, it may save your life. It saved mine.

October 24, 2014

Not Your Parents Cancer Care

The world of cancer care is changing. That confusing, disjointed approach is from a bygone era. And what patients want is changing. At ThedaCare, we’re learning from our patients that what they want is a team-based recommendation that accounts for what is most important to them and that keeps their primary care doctor in the loop. They want doctors who specialize in cancer care to collaborate, and they want that collaborative team to include other specialists like a geneticist, a palliative care doctor and other relevant experts.

October 22, 2014

Stop the Flu this Year

This year’s flu vaccine covers four strains of influenza instead of the usual three, and the convenient FluMist is now the recommended method for vaccinating children.

ThedaCare Board Approves Plans for New Cancer Center Near Encircle Health

In its continued commitment to patients and the community, ThedaCare today announced plans to build a new regional cancer center in Appleton. The details of the $44 million project were approved at the Oct. 21 meeting of the ThedaCare Board of Trustees. The new facility will be built on land ThedaCare owns near the Encircle Health campus on Capital Drive.

October 21, 2014

What are These Itchy Scaly Patches on My Elbows

Psoriasis is a skin disorder characterized by the skin cells multiplying up to 10 times faster than normal. As cells reach the skin surface and die, their volume causes raised, red plaques covered with white scales. It is commonly found on knees, elbows and the scalp and can also affect the torso, palms and soles of the feet.

Employers Can Help Employees Concerned About Ebola

The Fox Cities has many employers who send employees overseas and churches that have mission groups serving the need of others. We understand employers and company leadership may hear concerns about Ebola from those traveling abroad. If someone has traveled to an at-risk area, we want to keep you informed and offer advice on how they can self-screen themselves for concerns.

ThedaCare Sheds Light on Future of Healthcare Ripon

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 first 2014 Berlin/Ripon Community Conversation.

October 20, 2014

Time is Now for Flu Shots

Cooler temperatures and changing leaves are not only signs that the seasons are changing, but also a reminder that influenza season is right around the corner. Flu – or as influenza is commonly called – is a respiratory illness with coughing, congestion, fever, aches and pains. The Centers for Disease Control recommends everyone over the age of 6 months receive a vaccination against influenza.

Would You Give an Hour to Save a Life

QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) is designed for the general public to enhance awareness and teach the warning signs of suicide. There is no cost. Early recognition of the warning signs and knowing the three simple steps saves lives. There will be a training on Monday, October 20 from 6pm – 7pm at the Masonic Center (520 N. Bridge Street) in Manawa.


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