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Ascension Wisconsin opens two new pharmacies in Oshkosh
OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) - Ascension Wisconsin and local officials celebrated the opening of two new pharmacies in Oshkosh on Monday. One is located at Ascension NE Wisconsin – Mercy Hospital, and the other is at the Ascension NE Wisconsin – Koeller Street clinic, where a ribbon cutting ceremony took place.
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Green Bay specialty health clinic opens new, larger location
GREEN BAY – Vivent Health, formerly known as AIDS Resource Center of Wisconsin, hosted a ribbon-cutting and grand opening Sept. 23 to celebrate its newly renovated, larger location in Green Bay. Officials said the 5,486-square-foot center at 417 S. Monroe Ave., Suite 100, brings together HIV and primary medical...
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Manitowoc EMTs Honored by Bellin Hospital
Two members of the Manitowoc EMS team have been honored by Emplify Health by Bellin. The Manitowoc Fire Rescue Department shared that Bellin Hospital EMS Liaison Kristy stopped by the firehouse to deliver accommodations for King and Cameron, whose last names were not included. The Department noted, “They had a...
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Oshkosh woman being medically transported from Utah to Madison hospital
MADISON, Wis. (WBAY) - An Oshkosh woman is being medically transported from Utah back to Wisconsin, where she’ll be treated at UW Health’s university hospital in Madison. Chris Kamke was diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease while visiting national parks in September. There is still no change in...
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Vince Lombardi Cancer Center expands in Oshkosh
OSHKOSH – Aurora Medical Center-Oshkosh has opened a renovated and expanded Vince Lombardi Cancer Center designed to increase capacity for cancer care services in the Oshkosh area. The project expands access for patients and families, according to a community announcement. The updated center nearly doubles its previous square footage while increasing clinical space to address growing demand for cancer services in the community. At 855 N. Westhaven Drive on the Aurora Medical Center-Oshkosh campus, the center now includes twice as many exam rooms as before. The renovation also adds infusion chairs, private infusion rooms and lab bays intended to support a larger number of patients receiving treatment and care. Aurora Health Care, which is part of Advocate Health, said the expansion reflects its commitment to supporting patients throughout their cancer journey, according to the announcement. Expanded space adds treatment capacity The updated facility was designed to increase the availability of cancer services in Oshkosh and the surrounding area. Additional exam rooms, infusion space and laboratory capacity are intended to help meet the community's growing need for cancer care. The center's larger footprint provides more room for patient visits, treatments and support services. Advocate Health reported screening nearly 1 million patients
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New family resource center to open soon in Appleton after ribbon-cutting
APPLETON (WLUK) -- A new family resource center is set to open soon in Appleton, with organizers saying it will give children and families a place to play, learn and connect with support services. First Five Fox Valley held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new space and said it is...
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New First Five Fox Valley resource center opens in Appleton
APPLETON, Wis. (WFRV) — Appleton celebrated a major milestone today as a brand-new family resource center opened in the Fox Valley on October 8. First Five Fox Valley celebrated its opening with a ribbon-cutting that drew state politicians, including Governor Tony Evers and Senator Andre Jacque. The resource center will offer a variety of services, […]
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The Crossing of Manitowoc Welcomes New Nurse Manager
A Manitowoc non-profit has welcomed a new member to its care team. The Crossing of Manitowoc has named Michelle Anderson as its new Nurse Manager, which the organization says will help ensure “local women and families can continue to receive compassionate, life-affirming medical care and support.”. After initially pursuing...
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Shifting Tides Chiropractic Introduces Expanded Family Care and Wellness Services
Shifting Tides Chiropractic, operated by licensed doctor of chiropractic Dr. Alexander Thompson, announced an update to its clinical service offerings for individuals seeking a chiropractor in Appleton, WI, effective October 2026. The update details the formal integration of specialized care options alongside existing chiropractic adjustments, incorporating specific non-invasive physical modalities, prenatal protocols, and pediatric evaluations. The expansion outlines the operational framework, clinician background, and safety evaluation requirements established by the clinic to provide structured, objective patient options.
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Wrightstown woman to open assisted living home focused on compassion
Wrightstown. It will be called Our Family, Our Home." id="92022161007"> After working in the health care field for years, Macaela Cornelisson of Wrightstown found that much of care is basically “cookie cutter.” That led her to consider alternatives; especially in elderly care. With the support of her husband, Travis, and family members, a plan came together. Since the nearest assisted living facility is about 15 miles from Wrightstown, the community had a need. And she had a dream to create a compassionate, family-centered home. The name selected − Our Family, Our Home − was chosen to reflect her desire that residents and employees would feel a sense of belonging. “I want to be able to provide the community with compassionate senior living close to home,” she said. “My goal is to make this everybody’s home where residents are treated like extended family.” Cornelisson, who has degrees in nursing and psychology and a doctorate as a nursing practitioner, began her nursing career more than a decade ago, gaining experience in a variety of areas. From 2020-25, she worked at a long-term care and rehab facility and oversaw 130 staff members in a facility that had 88 residents. “That’s where I got