N.E.W. Community Clinic selected for 8th Annual Giving Campaign

N.E.W. Community Clinic selected for 8th Annual Giving Campaign

N.E.W. Community Clinic selected for 8th Annual Giving Campaign

N.E.W. Community Clinic was one of the 50 local non-profits selected to participate in the 8th annual Give BIG Green Bay “Day of Giving.”

Each year, Give BIG Green Bay selects 50 Brown County nonprofits to participate in the 24-hour crowdfunding event. Since the program began in 2018, it has donated over $13.5 million to nonprofits throughout the county.

From noon Feb. 19 until noon Feb. 20, anyone can donate to participating nonprofits or to the event’s match fund to benefit all of the organizations. At the end of the event, each nonprofit receives the amount donated directly to them and a proportionate share of the matching funds.

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Progressive Community Health Centers Expands Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Behavioral Health Services

Progressive Community Health Centers Expands Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Behavioral Health Services

Progressive Community Health Centers Expands Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Behavioral Health Services

Progressive Community Health Centers (PCHC) announced the expansion of its substance use disorder (SUD) treatment program and behavioral health services. The expanded SUD program will now include three dedicated providers offering appointments throughout the week, and patients will have access to a range of evidence-based treatments. Improvements to the behavioral health services include updated workflows and dedicated personnel to streamline access to care, ensuring a seamless experience for patients seeking support.

NorthLakes to Offer Behavioral Health Services in Rice Lake

NorthLakes to Offer Behavioral Health Services in Rice Lake

NorthLakes to Offer Behavioral Health Services in Rice Lake

In response to the significant care gap created by the departure of HSHS and Prevea, NorthLakes said it will provide essential mental health support to the community, ensuring that patients continue to receive comprehensive care.

“We recognize the challenges our community has faced with recent healthcare service reductions,” said Ana Tochterman, chief executive officer of NorthLakes Community Clinic. “Our expansion of behavioral health services is a direct response to the community’s needs, demonstrating our ongoing commitment to comprehensive, accessible healthcare.”

Muslim Community-Engaged Research Highlights Muslim Americans’ End-of-Life Healthcare Gaps and Needs

Muslim Community-Engaged Research Highlights Muslim Americans’ End-of-Life Healthcare Gaps and Needs

Muslim Community-Engaged Research Highlights Muslim Americans’ End-of-Life Healthcare Gaps and Needs

Few Muslim Americans use hospice care, despite its posited benefits. A multi-sectoral team of academicians and community leaders in southeastern Wisconsin decided to find out why.

The diverse team, including Laila Azam, Ph.D., Renee Foutz, M.D., and Aasim I. Padela, M.D., of the Medical College of Wisconsin; Fozia Ahmed, B.S., Abdul Hafeez, M.D., and Arman Tahir, M.D., of Muslim Community Health Center; and Ismail Quryshi, M.D., of Froedtert Hospital, launched the project, Investigating American Muslim Palliative and Hospice Care Needs, in 2022.

The team’s latest research findings, “Are We Really Speeding Up Death?” Insights About Hospice Care from the American Muslim Community,* presented Nov. 14 at the Medical College of Wisconsin’s 10th Annual Community Engagement Poster Session, used qualitative interviews to explore Milwaukee-area Muslim patients’ and caregivers’ perceptions about and experiences of hospice care in the United States. 

DCMC Dental Clinic Now N.E.W. Community Clinic

DCMC Dental Clinic Now N.E.W. Community Clinic

DCMC Dental Clinic Now N.E.W. Community Clinic

As of Jan. 1, the Door County Medical Center (DCMC) Dental Clinic has officially become N.E.W. Community Clinic Door County Dental. Brian Stephens, CEO of DCMC, and Kim Franzen, CEO of N.E.W. Community Clinic, recently signed the contract finalizing this transition. Former patients of the DCMC Dental Clinic will seamlessly join the N.E.W. Community Clinic patient roster, with services continuing at the current Sturgeon Bay dental clinic location. The existing staff will remain in place and have been working with N.E.W. Community Clinic on the transition.