A Christmas miracle gave one long-time married couple another happy new year together. Don and Marion Nemetz celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary last year, “60 wonderful years together.” With the quick actions of Don and a strong team of medical professionals, the Shawano couple is able to add another year together to their astonishing accomplishment.
Dr. Koellermeier was not scheduled that day but she came in. Once I saw her face and everyone started prepping, it was all very reassuring. The whole experience was just so hard but so worth it.
A sports enthusiast, I cannot wait to watch the 2018 Winter Olympic Games when they roll around every four years. I love seeing the athletes’ achievements – even the non-medal winners – and the pride they take in representing their country.
Diabetes places a lot of pressure on the cardiovascular system. Sixty-eight percent of people over the age of 65 with diabetes die from some form of heart disease. That’s because over a period of time, high blood sugar levels damage artery linings and blood vessels.
Longtime smokers now have a tool available from ThedaCare to help with peace of mind and prevention: A low-dose CT chest scan to ensure early detection of lung cancer tumors.
“I was ready to chase my grandchildren around again.”
A colonoscopy is a necessary test that can save your life, but there is really no way to get around the preparation that is needed prior to the procedure.
Every organization must go through periods of readjustment to stay relevant and ensure a strong future. ThedaCare is no different. Our mission is to improve the health of the communities we serve. And as we chart our course for the future, we are staying focused on our mission and people.
Whether you are trying to prevent a second cardiac event or avoid heart problems all together, lipids and cholesterol levels play a vital role in your heart health since high levels can clog arteries and prevent blood flow to or from the heart.
ThedaCare Regional Cancer Center in Appleton welcomes Lindsey Kulbacki, PA.
To The Neenah-Menasha program recently received a $10,000 grant from the ThedaCare Neenah Foundation to help offset increased costs for it patrons, and it currently has capacity to take on more clients.
Peripheral arterial disease (PAD) affects an estimated 8 million Americans. PAD limits blood flow to the body’s extremities, kidneys and other organs and left untreated can lead to a heart attack or stroke.
In the summer when families are gathering for reunion picnics around the state, a particularly special family gathering takes place in Neenah. While the attendees may not all be related, they each have in common the often difficult but ultimately life-giving gift of organ donation.
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