A free ThedaCare community program is designed to help people who suffer from joint pain. Robert Wubben, MD, of ThedaCare Orthopedics will facilitate “Osteoarthritis: How to Soothe the Joint Pain” on Thurs., Oct. 30. Dr. Wubben will have examples of joint replacement prosthetics and will hold a question-and-answer session after the presentation.
The New London Community Cupboard has enjoyed a plentiful harvest, thanks to donations from the Community Gardens in New London. The food pantry has received 300 pounds of fresh produce, which it has distributed weekly to the 40 families it serves.
Pakou Xiong wants young people to not make the same mistake she did: texting while driving. The now 21-year-old Appleton woman was doing just that when she hit and killed a bicyclist in Kimberly in 2012.
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 2014 Fox Cities Community Conversation.
ThedaCare, Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin and UnitedHealthcare distribute free food to residents before the holidays.
Classes offered through THRIVES, or Teaming for Health & Resiliency Improvement Via Education and Support, are returning in October. “Living Well with Chronic Conditions” class will start Oct. 9 and Powerful Tools for Caregivers will start Oct. 7. Another THRIVES class, Stepping On, has a waiting list.
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 2014 Shawano Community Conversation.
When Brianna Sorge of New London crossed the finish line of the Bellin 10K, she was surprised she finished in 1 hour and 10 minutes. “It was really fun,” said the 11-year-old about her first race. “I thought I could make it. I was kind of surprised that I did finish and the time that I did.” Sorge is part of a running club at New London Middle School, which started at the end of last school year to prepare for the Bellin 10K.
Berlin resident Mary Navin has a heart of gold. This 73-year old is always doing good things for others, but on Oct. 25, 2013, it was all about her. She was alone at home when she suffered a pulmonary embolism that sent her into full cardiac arrest. She was able to get to the phone and call 911 before passing out. Local police officers and EMTs rushed her to Berlin Memorial Hospital.
After finishing a Community First Fox Cities Marathon event, some runners and walkers may have a few aches and pains they want checked out. ThedaCare Orthopedic Care is offering a free marathon injury assessment clinic from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. on Wed., Sept. 24, to all participants in the full marathon, half marathon, relay marathon or 5k.
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 2014 Waupaca Community Conversation.
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 2014 Waupaca Community Conversation.
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 2014 Oshkosh Community Conversation.
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