- Arthritis
- Medical Weight Loss€œIt brought more awareness to the fact that we’d really have to change our lives if we wanted to be together for many, many years to come,†Sara said. “[Weight loss] has to be something for both of us, not just one of us.â€
- Stroke Rehabilitation
- Primary Care€œDuring my first appointment with her, she suggested a medication; and within probably two weeks, my acid reflux was no longer an issue,†Keith said. He had brought it up to four primary care doctors previously and hadn’t found a solution. Â
- Sleep Disorders
- Emergency CareDr. Zemple’s EMS medical director duties go above and beyond his full-time schedule in the emergency department. On average, he estimates he’ll get up to five calls or texts related to EMS each day. Â
- Flu ShotsQuestion: It’s November and we haven’t gotten our flu shots yet. If we get our shots now, will they be effective against the flu this late in the season? Answer: As long as flu viruses are spreading, it’s not too late to get a vaccine to protect yourself and your family against infection. That advice comes from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Read more
- Electrocardiogram€œFor example, someone might send me an EKG and ask for help to diagnose if the patient is having a heart attack,†Dr. Zemple said. Â
- ImmunizationsTo vaccinate or not to vaccinate? That’s the question. When it comes to human papillomavirus, or HPV, it’s important to talk about vaccination. Read more
- GlaucomaDr. Kara Harbick, a glaucoma specialist with BayCare Clinic Eye Specialists, has helped patients manage glaucoma and improve their vision for almost 20 years. Read more
- OphthalmologyDr. Elnahry's journey in medicine began at home with his parents and grandparents all being physicians. He earned his medical and doctorate of ophthalmology degrees from Kasr Alainy School of Medicine at Cairo University. This foundational education was further enhanced by his ophthalmology residency at Kasr Alainy Hospital To further specialize in retinal diseases and ocular oncology, he completed fellowship training at the National Eye Institute in Bethesda, Maryland and Bascom Palmer Eye Institute in Miami, Florida. Â
- Laser Eye SurgeryDespite the COVID-19 pandemic, Carrie Carlson saw her ophthalmologist, Dr. Joseph Bergmann of BayCare Clinic Eye Specialists, for a follow-up visit after eye surgery for glaucoma. “It was a good experience all around,” she says. Read more
- CataractsBayCare Clinic Eye Specialists proudly pioneers the integration of potent, data-backed medical advancements into our patient care regimen. We've always been at the forefront of innovative treatments, and our commitment to offering only the best for our patients shines brighter than ever with our latest addition - the Dextenza steroid insert. This advancement marks a monumental step in our premium cataract experience, presenting a safer, dropless post-surgery regimen for our valued patients. Read more
- Cataract SurgeryA new kind of dropless cataract surgery has made its way to Green Bay – with BayCare Clinic Eye Specialists being the first in the area to offer it. Read more
- Eye ExamThat dark shadow had been inside my right eye for several weeks. Better not wait for my regular eye exam, I decided. Better say something now. Good thing I did. “You’re having surgery as soon as possible,” I was told. Read more
- Pregnancy
- Labor and DeliverySara is now a nurse lead in labor and delivery at Aurora BayCare Medical Center and she sees Dr. McKenna in the hallways occasionally. Â
- Internal MedicineIn addition to his executive role, Dr. Bhatia continues to practice internal medicine at Aurora BayCare Medical Center, where he also serves on the executive board. He is an adjunct associate professor at the UW School of Medicine and Public Health, a member of the UW-Green Bay Council of Trustees, and a board member for New North, Inc.
- UrologyUrology is a demanding career. It requires intense medical training, long, taxing hours and the appropriate level of skill to provide patients with correct diagnoses and treatment options. Read more
- Kidney StonesDealing with kidney stones can be a real pain. “Thankfully, we have effective treatments to aid patients that are dealing with this often painful condition,” says Dr. Richard Windsor, a urological surgeon with Aurora BayCare Urological Surgeons. Read more
- Colon CancerThe 2021 Get Your Rear in Gear - Green Bay will take place virtually Monday, August 2 – Saturday, August 7. The virtual 5K run/walk is part of a national effort organized by the Colon Cancer Coalition which seeks to raises awareness about colon cancer, the importance of early detection and getting screened. Read more
- EndoscopySince they both suffered from acid reflux, they also had to have an upper gastrointestinal endoscopy (EGD). That’s when they got to meet
- Prostate CancerAbout 1 in 8 American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer during his lifetime. Don’t gamble with your prostate health, fellas. The specialists at Aurora BayCare Urological Surgeons urge you to ask about risk factors and get screened to ensure early detection of any prostate problems. June is National Men’s Health Month. Read more
- Cancer CareNatalie Luehmann, fellowship trained breast surgeon with Aurora BayCare General & Vascular Surgery in Green Bay recently participated in a Facebook LIVE discussion on the comprehensive breast cancer care available to patients at Aurora BayCare Medical Center. Read more
- Lung CancerDr. Wyant has a special interest in aortic surgery, coronary surgery, and lung cancer. He is an active member of the Society of Thoracic Surgeons and the American College of Surgeons. Â Â
- NeurologyAdam N. Wallace, MD, is the Director of Interventional Neurology for Aurora BayCare Interventional Neurology in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Read more
- Carpal Tunnel SyndromeDaniel Credits Thread Carpal Tunnel Release for His Quick and Painless Recovery from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- Depression
- Mental HealthWe may release to legal authorities, such as law enforcement officials, court officials, or government agencies. For example, we may be required to report suspected abuse, neglect, domestic violence or certain physical injuries. We are required to report gunshot wounds or any other wound to law enforcement officials if there is reasonable cause to believe that the wound occurred as a result of a crime. Mental health records may be disclosed to law enforcement authorities for the purpose of reporting an apparent crime on our premises.
- Anxiety
- Diabetes Care
- MRI
- RadiologyMichael W. Itagaki, MD, an interventional radiologist, has joined BayCare Clinic Radiology, one of northeastern Wisconsin’s most advanced and experienced radiology teams. Read more
- X-Rays
- ChemotherapyThe High-Risk Breast Cancer Program at Aurora BayCare Medical Center helped catch Patti Behrens’ cancer early, potentially saving her life and sparing her from aggressive chemotherapy and radiation. Read more
- OrthopedicsFor Dr. Carl DiRaimondo, pursuing a career in orthopedics was second nature. After all, his father was an orthopedic surgeon and growing up in a house stacked with medical textbooks and old orthopedic implants served as a regular reminder as to where his future career path could lead. Read more
- ArthroscopyGREEN BAY – Orthopedics & Sports Medicine BayCare Clinic is expanding its team, welcoming Dr. John Awowale, an orthopedic surgeon specializing in sports medicine with a special interest in shoulder joint replacement and hip arthroscopy. Read more
- Ankle SurgeryThe Journal of Foot and Ankle Surgery is the top source for the latest advancements in foot and ankle care. Â
- Bunion Surgery
- Joint ReplacementGREEN BAY – Orthopedics & Sports Medicine BayCare Clinic is expanding its team, welcoming Dr. Kirk Dimitris, a fellowship-trained orthopedic surgeon with a special interest in total hip and knee joint replacement. Read more
- Orthopedic SurgeryKirk Dimitris enjoys working on cars and using his hands to build, fix and make mechanical repairs. Working on his 1985 Mustang is similar to performing orthopedic surgery, says Dimitris, an orthopedic surgeon with Orthopedics & Sports Medicine BayCare Clinic. Read more
- Bunions
- NeurosurgeryMichelle Tingley, a registered nurse, loves working with Dr. Paul Baek, a BayCare Clinic neurosurgeon. As a neurosurgery nurse, she works as the surgeon’s second set of hands. Read more
- Vascular SurgeryThe Breast Services Team of Aurora BayCare General & Vascular Surgery is offering two new support groups for people who have received breast cancer services. Read more
- Arthroscopy
- Hip ReplacementWhen Amy Peterman couldn’t find relief from hip pain, she sought help from Dr. Craig L. Olson of BayCare Clinic. He performed anterior hip replacement surgery. She’s back to work and enjoying quality time with her children and grandchild. Read more
- Knee ReplacementWhen Kristin Reimer could no longer bear intense pain in both knees, she sought help from Dr. Kirk Dimitris, an orthopedic surgeon with BayCare Clinic. He performed double knee replacement surgery, relieving her pain. Read more
- Reconstructive SurgeryBreast Reconstruction Awareness Day takes place on the third Wednesday in October. The day seeks to raise awareness of a woman’s right to reconstructive surgery following a breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Read more
- BotoxBotox® is the most popular nonsurgical cosmetic procedure in the United States, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, but how does it work and is it safe? Read more
- Breast ReconstructionYour decorated bra will help enhance our event and our goal of creating heightened awareness of breast reconstruction rights for breast cancer patients in our community. Anyone can decorate! Â
- Plastic SurgeryBRAs of the Bay is part of a national effort sponsored by the American Society of Plastic Surgeons and The Plastic Surgery Foundation.
- Bariatric SurgeryThe medical-surgical floor at Aurora BayCare Medical Center is where the bariatric patients recover from surgery, so Sara knew bariatric surgery was an option. She just hadn’t brought it up yet.
- Skin CancerProstate cancer is the second-leading cancer found in men, affecting one in every five men, according to the National Cancer Institute. Only skin cancer is more prevalent. Read more
- Acne Treatment
- FrostbiteWinter is here to stay. It’s a time when extra time spent outside in cold weather can affect your health. While we need to be cautious about the flu, frostbite and hypothermia, your heart health is also at risk. Read more
- Skin CareWith so many skin care products and treatments on the market competing for your attention, how do you sort through the noise and make sure you’re making a good investment? Read more
- Sports MedicineIn June 2008, the joint venture opened Aurora BayCare Orthopedic & Sports Medicine Center, located on the Aurora BayCare Medical Center campus.
- Physical TherapyJean Healy hurt her leg and wasn’t responding well to physical therapy. Then she experienced positive results with regenerative medicine. Read more
- Tennis ElbowTennis elbow is one of the most common causes of persistent elbow pain. Despite its name, it can affect anyone, not just athletes or racket sport players. Read more
- Shoulder Pain
- Ankle SprainBayCare Clinic orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeremy Saller shares how he diagnoses an ankle sprain, the levels of severity, and what related injuries are also common. Read more
- Neck Pain
- Back Pain
- General PodiatryThe three-day conference covered the entire spectrum of foot and ankle care, marking a significant gathering for podiatrists keen on furthering their knowledge and skills in treating these crucial body parts. Organized by the Wisconsin Podiatric Medical Association, the event offered a comprehensive look at the latest strategies, surgeries, and treatments impacting podiatry today. Dr. DeVries's talk played a crucial role in this exchange, sparking conversation and interest in the nuanced aspects of ankle arthroplasty, particularly in managing and preventing complications during and after surgery. Â
- Ankle SprainBayCare Clinic orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jeremy Saller shares how he treats an ankle sprain, how long it can take to heal, and why complete healing is imperative. Read more
- Bunions ProblemsMultiple poke holes are the key to a new procedure for treating bunions, a deformity of the big toe. Read more
- Heel Spurs. After reviewing his X-rays, she suggested Mike get an MRI. His MRI revealed partial Achilles tears in each ankle along with the heel spurs, so Rachel referred him to
- Foot Pain
- Podiatric SurgeryBoth Dr. Scharer and Dr. DeVries are board certified in foot surgery and reconstructive rear foot and ankle surgery by the American Board of Foot and Ankle Surgery. Â
- Allergies