ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah Bariatric Center, in a partnership with Midwest Bariatric Solutions/Surgical Associates, was re-certified by The Clinical Sciences Institute of Optum from a survey provided for the Bariatric Centers of Excellence network.
Non-profit organizations and individuals looking to make an impact on the community’s health are invited to apply to a new grant program created by ThedaCare Medical Center-New London
It is important to know your body’s limits to prevent overtraining. Rest and recovery are key components of training and allow your body to adapt to the stresses you are placing on the body.
ThedaCare Physicians-Shawano welcomes family medicine physician Nina Quicksell, DO.
ThedaCare Medical Center-New London welcomes family medicine physician Bryan Hendrickson, MD.
September is National Recovery Month, and it’s an opportunity to learn more about what it means for a person to seek help for an addiction and the challenges he or she faces to attain recovery and stay sober.
Knee pain may be the most common complaint heard by orthopedic doctors and, generally, arthritis is the cause. Pain, swelling, grinding, catching and stiffness are the most common signs of arthritis of the knee.
Hydration is the No. 1 intervention in providing performing-enhancing effects when running. Sweating increases electrolyte loss, which can cause up to a 10 percent loss of contractile strength and an 8 percent loss of speed while training.
ThedaCare Physicians-Appleton West welcomes family medicine physician Paul Stevens, MD.
We are pleased that we are expanding access for our patients to safe, expert, local care.
Mark your calendars for September 29th and join the ThedaCare team for the Fox Cities Heart and Stroke Walk at Fox Valley Technical College.
The STAR Initiative addresses the black/white achievement gap among Appleton and Menasha high school and middle school youth.
Helmets provide vital protection for our brains, which essentially float inside our skulls surrounded by cerebrospinal fluid and a three-layered membrane system. In the case of head trauma, our brains can be slammed into the inside of our skull, causing a concussion or other more serious injury.
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