ThedaCare Acquires Wisconsin Institute of Urology
ThedaCare is proud to welcome the Wisconsin Institute of Urology to our growing network of care. Learn more
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.
People diagnosed with atrial fibrillation – the most common type of cardiac arrhythmia – can learn more about their condition by attending the free community program, “Rhythm of the Heart: All About Atrial Fibrillation.” Robert Wilson, MD, of Appleton Cardiology, will sort fact from fiction about irregular heart rhythm.
People who want to learn more about proper circulation within the body and information about the common and treatable circulatory condition known as peripheral artery disease, or PAD, can attend the free community presentation, “Strained Circulation: What is PAD?”
The Safe Sitter program resumes with classes available for the rest of the year aimed at teaching youth the importance of being safe and responsible babysitters.
ThedaCare At Home Presents ‘Consider the Conversation: A Documentary on a Taboo Subject’ on March 21.
Physician to Offer Tips to Prevent Complications Associated with Diabetes Managing diabetes to prevent complications can be an ongoing challenge….
Recurring heartburn problems, acid reflux and other related symptoms can take the enjoyment out of every day living. People affected by uncomfortable heartburn and stomach issues commonly caused by Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) can learn about the newest surgical and endoscopy procedures for treating the disease by attending the free community presentation.
More than 150 community leaders are meeting Fridays March 1 and March 8 to gain understanding about the local obesity epidemic, connect with others who are concerned about this issue and begin to identify steps for a regional effort to build a healthier Fox Valley.
People seeking new ideas and solutions for coping with chronic pain can attend the free community presentation, “Life with Chronic Pain: How to Reclaim Your Identity” to learn about different types of chronic pain and effective treatments for daily pain management.
Lifestyle changes can make a dramatic impact when it comes to managing diabetes. The return of “Pre-diabetes and Diabetes: Healthy changes work for both” will highlight how lifestyle changes can prevent diabetes from occurring as well as help to treat diabetes.
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