Improving the Health of the Communities We Serve
We all play a part in making our community a healthier, stronger place. ThedaCarehelps improve the communities we serve with the help of employees who volunteer out in the region.
We all play a part in making our community a healthier, stronger place. ThedaCarehelps improve the communities we serve with the help of employees who volunteer out in the region.
Post-traumatic stress disorder, also known as PTSD, affects 7.8 percent of all people. People with PTSD experience distressing, intrusive thoughts and memories from a traumatic experience.
Let’s be honest: men often don’t want to talk about some things and that includes prostate health. That is why I am addressing this column to not only men, but women, too.
Ashley Dekeyser, APNP, joins the healthcare team at ThedaCare Regional Cancer Center.
Lynda Arnoldussen joined ThedaCare 30 years ago and started working in central supply at what was then Theda Clark Medical Center.
During sporting events, most people associate injuries with the players on the field or the court. Those are not the only athletes at risk of injury – cheerleaders along the sideline can also find themselves at risk.
Roopa Achuri, PA, has joined ThedaCare Orthopedic Care in Neenah where she is a part of the Rheumatology Healthcare team.
Steve Rasmussen graduated from West De Pere High School in 2005 and headed off to UW-Stevens Point to major in biology and study abroad for a stint in Poland.
ThedaCare welcomes Thomas A. Klinkhammer, MD, a board-certified physician providing treatment for cancer patients at ThedaCare Regional Cancer Center in Appleton.
Osteoporosis weakens bones, which means fractures are more likely, and they can even be caused by small bumps or sneezing.
The ThedaCare Physicians-Waupaca Walk-In Care Clinic is increasing accessibility for area residents seeking medical care.
The Wisconsin Athletic Trainers’ Association recently recognized ThedaCare orthopedic surgeon Doug Connor, MD, with an honorary membership.
Area residents are invited to raise funds and support local cancer patients at the 17th annual ThedaCare Helping Hands for Cancer 5K run/walk on Sat., May 19.
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