Sinusitis can follow a cold, allergies or anything else that can cause swelling in the sinuses, preventing the outflow of mucus. Symptoms of a sinus infection are similar to those of a cold but if they do not go away after 10 days see a doctor.
For 10 years now, The Wolf River Area Health Care Foundation has been committed to helping New London Family Medical Center (NLFMC) provide quality healthcare.
This month, we want to pause and say “Thanks!” to our volunteers. They work at many locations throughout the ThedaCare system, and their dedication and big smiles help all of us put the customer first.
ThedaCare Behavioral Health is further expanding its services in the Waupaca area as it welcomes Michelle Angsten, a licensed professional counselor. Michelle joins fellow providers David Robinson, PhD; Yong Li, MD, PhD; Debra Skyrms, MSE, LPC; Patricia Toney, MSE, LPC; and Inez Trantow, MSE, LPC.
Ryan Chadek, APNP, is now on the medical staff at Appleton Medical Center and Theda Clark Medical Center as a nurse practitioner who specializes in neurology and headache care. She is employed with the Neuroscience Group of Northeast Wisconsin.
For the past 10 years, New London residents have benefitted from having ThedaCare Physicians-New London and New London Family Medical Center services on one campus.
People who suffer from knee pain know how debilitating it can be. The painful stiffness, swelling and inflammation can quickly take the enjoyment out of doing everyday activities.
Jason Krueger is no stranger to Shawano and neighboring communities. He grew up on a small farm in Clintonville and now works as an advanced practice nurse practitioner at ThedaCare Physicians – Shawano.
The Wisconsin Child Care Administrators Association recognized ThedaCare Child Learning Center manager Deb Komp for excellence in child care administration.
Heather Grimes is excited to meet the folks in New London and to guide the future efforts of The Wolf River Area Healthcare Foundation (WRAHF).
ThedaCare is unveiling a new symbol for the new medical construction project and the integration of health services in Shawano at one campus. The symbol – Living Well Together – draws artistic elements from the community.
Nutritional needs change as people get older. But they can achieve good health through nutrition at any age.
Sugar is often hidden in foods. People can learn how to cut down on everyday sugar consumption at “Sugar and Artificial Sweeteners,” a presentation that will help participants make healthy food choices.
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.
