ThedaCare Physicians-Oshkosh family medicine physician Eric Smiltneek, MD, is excited the snow and cold weather have arrived since that means members of the Webster Stanley Elementary and Middle School skating club can get outside even more now to enjoy winter sporting activities.
Community Health Network in Berlin, along with the Community Blood Center, Inc. have partnered for years to bring a blood drive to this area. Both organizations are very thankful to those that have donated in the past, and those that will continue to donate in the future.
A new collaboration with ThedaCare Physicians-Waupaca, the Waupaca Recreational Center and the Health and Fitness Headquarters of Waupaca aims to show how fun exercise can be, while providing health benefits that last a lifetime, especially for those with diabetes or who may be pre-diabetic.
Armed with nothing but their sharp wit, comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood will take the stage at the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center on Fri., March 6, to raise funds for the ThedaCare Family of Foundations.
For the second year in a row, Ripon Athletic employees have gone above and beyond in supporting the community. Team members at this Berlin organization showed their giving spirit with various fundraisers they created for the month of October – designing and selling breast cancer awareness T-shirts, along with a raffle, lunches, and a bake sale
ThedaCare Physicians-Oshkosh family medicine physician Eric Smiltneek, MD, and Steve Eliasen, a member of the Oshkosh Board of Education, were ice-skating alone on Miller’s Bay in Oshkosh and as they skated past Webster Stanley Elementary and Middle School, an idea formed: invite the students to join them in a skating club.
The Miriam B. White Foundation, based out of Winneconne, provides funds to Wisconsin men and women who were undergoing breast cancer treatment.
People plagued by recurring neck and arm pain can learn about various cervical spine disorders, as well as nonsurgical and surgical care options at a free educational class offered by ThedaCare, in partnership with NeuroSpine Center of Wisconsin.
People suffering from the pain and discomfort of recurring heartburn are encouraged to attend a free community program that introduces a variety of innovative treatment options. David Duppler, MD, general surgeon, will lead a candid discussion about “What Can Be Done For My Heartburn” on Tues., Nov. 25.
Certain listening situations can make hearing difficult for some people. A free community program, “Can You Hear Me Now?” offers solutions for better hearing.
Thirty area high school students, including seven from Brillion High School, visited Theda Clark Medical Center recently and spent the morning learning about various career opportunities in the surgical field.
A night of glitz, glamour, and gaming on Sat., Nov. 8 will benefit Wild Rose Community Memorial Hospital.
ThedaCare leaders are committed to bringing the future of healthcare to light, meeting today with business and community leaders to discuss changes in healthcare at the first 2014 Berlin/Ripon Community Conversation.
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