Nicole Klein, OD, FAAO, Optometrist at Eye Center at Southwest Health Sunglasses are more than just an accessory to throw on during the upcoming bright sunny days. Research has shown that excessive ultraviolet (UV) exposure from the sun can accelerate conditions that affect your eyes, such as cataracts, macular degeneration, and even dry eye or [read more]
Ann Morley, OTR/L, CLT Rehabilitation Services, Southwest Health Summer is a much-anticipated time of year, especially in Wisconsin, where there’s so much to enjoy. We wait all year to get outside to enjoy the warm weather and all of the fun activities that come along with it. Whether you are hiking the Big M, boating [read more]
Job Title Food Service Worker Posting Date May 4, 2022 Requirements No specific prior education or experience required Certification with the State of Wisconsin for food protection policies preferred Knowledge of MS Office, Electronic Medical Record, and food purveyor software helpful Experience with standard kitchen equipment – steamers, steam table, robot coupe, ovens, stoves, dish [read more]
Did you know that your eyes can show signs of various health conditions, which can be extremely beneficial in successfully treating systemic diseases? While it may sound odd, you need to listen to your eyes. Adults over the age of sixty are more prone to diseases that affect their vision, making it all the more [read more]
Whether you’ve just learned you have diabetes or have had the condition for years, there’s always more to learn to help you better manage your diagnosis. In doing so, you’ll reduce your chance of developing the serious complications that accompany diabetes, including heart disease, dental disease, eye disorders, kidney disease, nerve damage, and lower leg [read more]
Brian Lenzmeier, CRNA, APNP, ARNP Does shoveling snow this winter have your back screaming? Are you already dreading a painful gardening and farming season this spring? Life doesn’t have to be a series of cold compresses, heating pads, and medications. Why wait any longer – there is a pain solution closer to home than you [read more]
Job Title Cook/ Food Service Worker Posting Date April 6, 2022 Requirements Must have a high school diploma, GED, or equivalent. Minimum of one to two years’ food preparation experience, preferably in a healthcare setting. Food prep experience including main dishes, side dishes, salads, desserts, and special function foods required. Certification with the State of [read more]
by The Pharmacy, Southwest Health Pharmacists answer a lot of questions during their workday. The role of a pharmacist is inherently available to the community to help provide clarity to consumers about anything related to their medications or care. While common questions like “when should I take this” or “what are the side effects of [read more]
by Kyle Quillin, DO, ENT, Southwest Health The importance of a well-child visit cannot be downplayed. They are often a parent’s first defense when protecting children against diseases like measles and whooping cough. This annual, or sometimes more frequent, visit can help create a baseline of care, track developmental milestones, and establish a relationship with [read more]
by Laura Reilly, Director of Clinic Nursing and Quality, Southwest Health You should think of a primary care provider as the quarterback on your care team, and you’re the head coach. The quarterback calls the plays, coordinates with other key players, and holds most of the responsibility. You get to make the big decision of [read more]
