Managing diabetes to prevent foot care complications can be an ongoing challenge. People living with diabetes can attend the free community program, “Steps for Good Foot Care in Diabetes” led by Barbara Monty, LPN, of ThedaCare Physicians-Shawano, to learn foot care tips.
People living with heart failure can learn effective ways to better manage their condition by attending the free community presentation, “Healthy Living after Heart Failure.”
The third annual event, which is on April 27, is a competitive 5 Mile and 2 mile road run/walk for all athletes, from serious racers to those who want to go the distance.
Are you and your family ready from the storms? Tornadoes and Severe Weather are guaranteed in every Wisconsin Spring and Summer. Preparing now could save your life and the lives of loved ones.
April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions Day. This day is a collaborative effort of national, state and community healthcare organizations committed to ensuring that all adults with decision-making capacity in the United States have the information and opportunity to communicate and document their wishes regarding their healthcare decisions.
People who suffer from knee pain know how debilitating it can be. The painful stiffness, swelling and inflammation can quickly take the enjoyment out of doing everyday activities.
Nutritional needs change as people get older. But they can achieve good health through nutrition at any age.
Sugar is often hidden in foods. People can learn how to cut down on everyday sugar consumption at “Sugar and Artificial Sweeteners,” a presentation that will help participants make healthy food choices.
Expectant mothers wondering what it would be like to team up with a midwife during pregnancy can find out by attending the free community presentation, “Team Baby: All About Midwives.”
Men who are looking for clear information about erectile dysfunction and bladder control concerns can attend the free community presentation, “Man Talk: Managing Incontinence & Erectile Dysfunction,” led by Scott C. Kolbeck, MD, of Wisconsin Institute of Urology, S.C.
Each day, millions of women experience urinary incontinence issues that cause frequent trips to the restroom. Women living with incontinence concerns can attend the free community program, “The Bladder Battle for Women,” led by Daniel J. Higgins, MD, of the Wisconsin Institute of Urology, S.C.
Women who have been referred to a perinatologist for a high-risk pregnancy may be worrying and wondering about what to expect as they move through the stages of pregnancy. The free community program, “High-Risk Pregnancy: What to Expect” is designed to help expectant mothers in need of special care alleviate their worries and learn more about the extra care that may be needed for both mom and baby throughout a high-risk pregnancy.
Riverside Medical Center (RMC) is offering a mother-daughter class on puberty in April that will help them address the sensitive topics of physical and emotional development.
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