Mission Work Makes a Lasting Impact
Dr. Druffner’s Mission Trip to East Africa: Written by Dr. Druffner Each year for the past eight years, I have traveled with my family to St. Luke’s hospital in a village within the South Pare mountains of Tanzania, in East Africa. For five weeks each year, my mission has been to train and support the […]
Continue reading→How Much Is Too Much? Avoid Overscheduling Your Kids This Summer
For modern parents, it’s easy to worry about giving our children the best chance at success. We’re surrounded with information about opportunities for kids, the risks of too much screen time, and the competitive world that they’ll face when they grow up. But in the effort to help our kids grow and develop, there’s another […]
Continue reading→Raising happier kids and recognizing signs of childhood anxiety
When anxiety gets in the way of growing up healthy Let’s say you’re the next batter up in a championship baseball game and the bases are loaded. Your team’s down by one point and there are two outs. You sure don’t want to strike out. You may feel your heart racing, your palms sweating and […]
Continue reading→April is Alcohol Awareness Month
Alcohol can reduce stress and make people feel more relaxed. Drinking is an activity that’s associated with holidays, celebrations, events and just about any time people are getting together. But drinking too much alcohol increases people’s risk of injuries, violence, drowning, liver disease, and some types of cancer. In Wisconsin alone, there are an average […]
Continue reading→Healthy Kids Are Higher Achievers
Are we doing enough to make sure our kids are healthy, happy and doing their best? We help them with homework, teach them about good hygiene, share our values, morals and life lessons that we’ve learned over the years. To add to those efforts, according to the CDC, kids who are healthy and active are […]
Continue reading→Sick? Should You Still Work Out?
Keeping your commitment to exercise is important. However, you just caught your co-worker’s cold. Should you still work out? A lot of the time, exercise can make us feel better when we’re under the weather. However, it can also delay recovery in some instances. How do you know when to work out and when to […]
Continue reading→Pam Stoutenburg, Certified Diabetes Educator/RN
“I chose Hudson Physicians because of the great community of physicians and supporting staff. I appreciate their excellence in their field as well as wonderful patient care.” Pam chose to be a Certified Diabetes Educator/RN because she always had an interest in nutrition and health. As a mother of two, Pam handles various tasks on […]
Continue reading→Health Records on iPhone Now Available to Hudson Physicians Patients
Hudson Physicians offers a simple and secure way to access your medical data. Hudson Physician’s supports Health Records on iPhone, which brings together hospitals, clinics and the existing Apple Health app to make it easy for patients to see their available medical data from multiple providers whenever they choose. Previously, patients’ medical records were held […]
Continue reading→Matt Brandt, CEO
Hudson Physicians Hires CEO for First Time in its History. After 30 years in business as an independent healthcare provider group, Hudson Physicians has added a CEO to the top of their leadership team. Matt Brandt, CEO joined the organization in late 2018 when Ernie Wallin, the long-time administrator, retired after 23 years of service. […]
Continue reading→February is American Heart Month
February is Heart Month in the United States. Every year since 1963, the month of February has become a time when medical practitioners and health organizations promote awareness of heart disease and stroke, and encourage those at risk to take proactive measures to guard their heart health.
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