Orthopedic Surgeon, Matti Asuma, MD, FAAOS, Joins Southwest Health
Southwest Health proudly announces that Matti Asuma, MD, FAAOS, Orthopedic Surgeon, has joined the Orthopedic Institute at Southwest Health in Platteville. Dr. Asuma is a Board-Certified Orthopedic Surgeon and Fellow of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (FAAOS). He provides expert care in hip & knee replacement, helping patients regain mobility and return to the […]
Southwest Health’s New Childcare Center Breaks Ground
Southwest Health hosted a groundbreaking for its childcare center on October 1, 2025, with construction set to begin October 13, just north of the EMS building on Performance Drive in Platteville, Wisconsin. Once complete in 2026, the center will accommodate up to 140 children, offering high-quality care for both Southwest Health employees and members of […]
The Art of Recovery: How Southwest Health Helped a Local Artist Create Again
She thought she would never draw
again. After a bad outcome at a previous healthcare organization, local artist Jane Wilcoxson was left with just 25% function of her dominant hand.
What You Should Know About Powassan Virus
Powassan virus is a tick-borne illness that, while still quite rare, can be very serious. This virus is carried by the same blacklegged ticks—often called deer ticks—that also spread Lyme disease.
Understanding Chronic Migraines
June is recognized as National Migraine and Headache Awareness Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about the impact of headaches and migraines on daily life.
Raising Awareness to Prevent Injuries
Every June, National Safety Month serves as an important reminder of the need to prevent injuries and promote safe practices across all areas of life. Organized by the National Safety Council (NSC), this annual campaign encourages individuals, families, workplaces, and communities to recognize the preventable nature of many accidents and to take steps to reduce […]
Fun in the Sun without the burn
Stay safe in the sun while supporting strong bones. Learn how to get enough vitamin D without risking sunburn or skin damage.
Understanding Cataracts: Key Facts and What You Should Know
Eyes go through some serious changes as people age. One of the most common is the potential development of cataracts, a cloudy buildup that can make it hard to see clearly.
Prioritizing Men’s Health
June marks the start of Men’s Health Month, a time dedicated spreading awareness on issues surrounding men’s health and well-being.
Stay Strong on Your Stride
Whether you’re just starting your running journey or training for a big race, staying injury-free is essential to enjoying every step.
