In Good Health Blog

The Foundation for Ripon Medical Center is hosting a raffle with virtual drawing on Wednesday, November 4 at noon. The drawing will be shown live on Agnesian HealthCare’s Facebook page.

Donald Wackett, 80, of Fox Lake, loves to stay busy through various activities, and that is not difficult with his five daughters, nine grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. From fishing, to mowing lawn, to car rides, to spending time with family, he is accustomed to a busy lifestyle.

For the past 17 years, Christopher Tuveson, MD, has been a practicing urologist with the Fond du Lac Regional Clinic.

Patients appreciate the time that Jean Rusch, APNP, a nurse practitioner with Agnesian Plastic Surgery & Cosmetic Services, takes during their visits with her knowing that the direction she offers to their specific needs will be the best avenue for them to follow.

Lee Brice, 65, a Kingston resident, is not one to sit still. She will admit that the moment you meet her. Always on the go - whether gardening, yardwork, quilting, crocheting or putting together puzzles and more - Lee is not one to sit idle.

While this year’s Agnesian HealthCare Foundation’s Charity Open definitely had a different look and feel to it due to the COVID-19 pandemic, one thing stayed the same - the community’s continued financial support of individuals benefiting from hospice patient care.

With the flu season approaching, Agnesian HealthCare is offering several seasonal flu vaccination clinics for adults and children. All vaccinations will be given by appointment only; no walk-in visits.

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If you drive by the new SSM Health clinic off Highway 151 in Beaver Dam within the next few weeks, you will see the beauty of the facility’s brick stone and glass exterior.

Being proactive about health should be a priority for any individual. The goal is to promote optimal health so everyone can live a full, rewarding life. It is never too late or too early to begin a path to optimal health.

Betty Bauer could count on a weekly visit from her family, grandchildren and friends. And then, the COVID-19 pandemic happened. Betty and her resident friends at St. Francis Home became part of a vulnerable population that needed to have strict isolation for their safety.