January 26, 2018
Michael Mitchell APNP Joins ThedaCare
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News & Events
January 25, 2018
Proper Form Reduces Shoveling Injuries
The season’s first heavy snowfall can be a literal pain in the back — or shoulder — for some people. Every winter, patients come in with lower back or shoulder pain tied to shoveling. Most injuries are caused by poor technique and failing to prepare before grabbing the shovel.
Michelles Story
Michelle nearly died. A marathon runner and a television journalist, she began having joint pain, fatigue, night sweats, and terrible headaches. She knew something wasn’t right and sought treatment right away.
January 24, 2018
ThedaCare Training Bystanders to Stop Blood Loss
When emergencies happen, medical responders aren’t usually the first on the scene. The Trauma Center at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah today launched a public initiative to teach bystanders how to help in a bleeding incident before professional help arrives.
January 22, 2018
David Schultz MD Named Trauma Center Director
David J. Schultz, MD, FACS, has been named medical director for the Level II Trauma Center at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center-Neenah.
Lukes Story
I was 16 years old and snowboarding for the first time with friends and family. I was catching on really quickly, but the second time I attempted a jump I landed on my head.
January 19, 2018
You Can Help Reduce The Spread Of Influenza
The health leaders encourage everyone to wash their hands. Anyone with respiratory symptoms or with a fever, cough, sore throat or who feel fatigued is encouraged to stay home.
January 18, 2018
Its All Connected
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Give Your Heart a Break When Shoveling
Most people may not consider shoveling strenuous exercise, but moving all that snow definitely provides a workout for your heart. That can lead to patients arriving at a hospital’s emergency department with chest pains.
Donations Help Fund Programs For Preventive In Home Visits
The ThedaCare community paramedic program, launched in the Fox Cities in January 2017, helps close that gap by reaching out to those patients in their homes. The program has expanded its reach thanks to a $107,000 grant from the ThedaCare Family of Foundations, made possible through donations from the community.
January 17, 2018
We Fall Hard For Winter Sports
With winter weather upon us, I will see many patients in my office with orthopedic injuries from the spills and thrills of winter sports. Certain winter injuries are so recognizable, we have sport-specific names for them, like skier’s thumb or snowboarder’s ankle.
Magnets Educate Public on Heart Attack Signs
Snow removal can be hard on your heart. ThedaCare Cardiovascular Care is educating people about the signs of a heart attack by donating magnets with a list of symptoms to area hardware stores.
Gratitude for Serving our Communities
As providers of health care, we must remember we are invited into our patients’ lives at some of their most vulnerable moments. No matter the situation, when we provide care with gratitude, respect and humility, we honor our patients’ choice to have us be their caregivers.
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