ThedaCare has named Jeanine Knapp as its new sustainability leader. In her new position, Knapp oversees sustainability programs throughout ThedaCare, from energy efficiency and recycling efforts to programs designed to serve more local foods at its seven hospitals.
On Monday, May 1, ThedaCare will open a full-service, occupational health clinic for ThedaCare At Work. It is in the new ThedaCare Physicians-Neenah clinic that recently opened at 333 N. Green Bay Road.
ThedaCare encourages professional development through a learning environment where every team member is able to perform at their best.
Expectant parents who have questions about caring for a newborn can alleviate their concerns by attending the free ThedaCare community presentation, “Does This Baby Come with a Handbook?”, led by Luke Tremble, MD, with ThedaCare Pediatrics-Appleton.
The ThedaCare Medical Center-Wild Rose cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation programs will reopen May 8, providing residents with a local site to complete their vital rehabilitation following severe cardiac events, including heart attacks or heart surgeries, and a variety of chronic pulmonary conditions.
Hockey has expensive skates and bulky pads. Baseball requires a leather glove, a batting glove, and spikes. But runners have one piece of equipment—running shoes. Running shoes do a lot more than protect your feet as you pound on the miles.
APPLETON, Wis. – ThedaCare Board of Trustees named Imran Andrabi, MD, as the new president and chief executive officer of the Wisconsin-based healthcare organization at its Board meeting Tuesday, April 18. Dr. Andrabi will join ThedaCare on June 19, 2017, following the retirement of Dr. Dean Gruner, who has led the system for nine years.
It was December 30, late afternoon and I was taking down the tree and cleaning up after our holiday visitors had gone.
ThedaCare recently implemented Pulsara, a customizable communication protocol that performs like an app, to optimize care for stroke patients and increase the chance for saving and maintaining brain function.
During the first week in May, students at Hoover Elementary School in Neenah will see their school bustle with activities designed to help them build healthy lifestyle skills.
A lifelong Elvis Presley fan, Dan Rehbein was ecstatic when an Elvis impersonator recently performed at Juliette Manor. “He was really good and sounded really close to the real Elvis, and he also had some of his moves,” said Rehbein, who moved to the nursing home several years ago after having a stroke.
Spring is a time for thinking about life—flowers are blooming, temperatures are rising. And, thinking about life also means it’s a good time for honest conversations about one aspect many people avoid—your end of life care preferences.
I actually declined the waiting list for The Heritage—can you believe it?! But, as my husband Bob was showing signs of slowing down, we got on the list.
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