ThedaCare will host a free vein seminar and screening presented by Fox Valley Plastic Surgery. During the session on Wed., July 16, attendees will learn about five different options for treating veins large and small.
Part of our mission of improving health for the communities we serve means going beyond the walls of our facilities. ThedaCare At Work and its Occupational Health team are great examples of this philosophy in action through their work with local businesses — more than 3,000 in all!
On Wed., June 11, the Donate Life flag will be raised at Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah to honor the lives of those people who have given the selfless gift of organ, tissue, and eye donation.
Weight of the Fox Valley will hold a kick-off event Thurs., June 5, at Bridgewood Resort Hotel & Conference Center, 1000 Cameron Way, Neenah. This new community initiative will support Calumet, Outagamie and Winnebago County residents of all ages to achieve and maintain a healthy body weight.
ThedaCare and its physicians will present the first-ever Chicken Chase beginning at 9 a.m. on Sat., June 21. The route starts and ends at Darboy Community Park at the intersection of Noe Road and Midway Road. The park is home to Chickenfest, which is sponsored annually by the Kiwanis Club of Darboy to raise funds for the various community projects that it supports.
Throughout June, ThedaCare Physicians-Pediatrics clinics in Appleton, Neenah and Darboy are holding a “diaper drive.”
More than 60 community leaders from the Fox Valley region immersed themselves in end-of-life issues during a day-long “Community Plunge” on April 11.
Clients at local food pantries will receive more fresh produce, thanks to a donation from ThedaCare’s Community Health Action Team, or CHAT.
New London residents will soon have access to community garden beds, thanks to a collaboration of the city, New London Lions Club, local churches and ThedaCare.
Robert Drake of Weyauwega is used to being overlooked when he goes to Wisconsin Veterans Home in King. He is not offended because he knows the veterans have a connection with his 4-year-old partner, Hodge, a Golden Retriever.
ThedaCare is helping a school garden project take root in Oshkosh. A $1,670 donation from the health care system will be used to design, create, build and maintain a school garden project at Washington Elementary School in Oshkosh. Growing Oshkosh, Inc. will take ownership of the project to help get it started, said Dani Stolley, founder and president of the non-profit, organic urban Oshkosh farm that also works with schools to start their own gardens.
Powerful Tools for Caregiving classes each build on the other with the focus on the caregiver and the importance of taking care of their own needs and well-being and maintaining meaningful relationships and activities.
The 4th annual event, which is on April 26, is a 5-mile and 2-mile road run/walk for all athletes, from serious racers to those who want to go the distance.
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