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Understanding preeclampsia: Symptoms, causes and treatment

Preeclampsia affects about 1 out of every 12-20 pregnant women, typically in the second half of their pregnancy. Learn about the symptoms, causes and treatment options. ...

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Meet Taryn: Children's Miracle Network Hospitals® Hero

Taryn entered our world before her eyes were ready to see it. Born 16 weeks early, she weighed just 1 pound and 8 ounces at birth on October 19, 2015. Like her eyes, Taryn’s lungs were undeveloped. They fought to breathe until a machine had to do it for her. “The first few days and then weeks were terrifying,” says her mother, Lizz. After 99 days in Gundersen’s NICU—2 weeks before she was due—Taryn went home. She’s our Hero. A ...

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5 signs you should see a doctor for dry eye

Are your eyes frequently dry? Do you struggle with frustrating symptoms or changes in your vision?Dry eye can be caused by many factors, such as a side effect of a medication you're taking, an underlying condition, too much screen time or wearing contact lenses.No matter the cause, it's important to know when to see an eye care professional (optometrist or ophthalmologist). Treating dry eyes will not only improve your discomfort but also help pre ...

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How to prevent falls among older adults

Falls are the number one cause of traumatic injuries treated at Gundersen Health System, especially among older adults. Thankfully, many falls can be prevented. Use these tips—or share them with a loved one—to stay safe. Exercise. It's vital to engage in physical activity to keep your balance and strength, which decreases your risk for falling and helps you maintain your independence. Some great options for movement include practici ...

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Gundersen-supported non-profit aims to give unsheltered people a home

Thanks to the help of Gundersen Health System, a new non-profit is housing some of La Crosse’s most vulnerable residents and breaking down the barriers between them and the healthcare system. ...

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Tom Crowley marks 50 years of service to Gundersen St. Elizabeth's

By Jenny Schlagenhaft In a blink of an eye… a feeling became his knowing...a job became his vocation...an organization became his family...a purpose became his passion. In a blink of an eye, a first became his fifty. This month, Tom Crowley marks his 50 years of service to St. Elizabeth's. A timely opportunity to reflect on the moments, memories and milestones that have exemplified a work-life well-lived and well-loved. While org ...

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National association certifies Gundersen Boscobel Cardiopulmonary Rehab Program

The American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation (AACVPR) recently certified Gundersen Boscobel’s Cardiac Rehabilitation program, recognizing its commitment to the highest standards of care.Cardiac Rehab is a medically supervised program designed to improve cardiovascular health for patients who experienced heart attack, heart failure, angioplasty, heart surgery and other heart conditions. The program provides exercise coun ...

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Gundersen earns prestigious environmental awards

For the tenth consecutive year, Gundersen Health System has been recognized by Practice Greenhealth for their environmental initiatives.  During CleanMed, the national environmental conference for leaders in healthcare sustainability, Gundersen received the Top 25 Environmental Excellence Award and four Circles of Excellence Awards. "This recognition is meaningful confirmation by ...

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Gundersen St. Elizabeth’s Hospital and Clinics expands Ophthalmology services

Ophthalmology and an expanded scope of eye care returned to Wabasha last week with the arrival of Gundersen Ophthalmologist Anna Kitzmann, MD. Dr. Kitzmann joins Gundersen St. Elizabeth's Hospital and Clinics as an outreach provider and will collaborate with the local healthcare team, including area optometrists, to improve access to vision care. Dr. Kitzmann specializes in the care and treatment of a wide range of eye conditions. ...

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Gundersen reaches first days of energy independence

Gundersen Health System achieved its first days of energy independence, becoming the first health system in the nation to attain the distinction. Oct. 14, 2014 was the first day that Gundersen produced more energy than the health system consumed.In 2008, Dr. Jeff Thompson, Gundersen CEO, set a goal for the organization to control rising energy costs and improve the health of the communities it serves. They focused on two main initiatives--reducin ...

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Relationships top new VP of Finance & Accounting’s to-do list

Trust and great customer service are things Michelle Micka has prioritized during her more than 25 years of finance experience. ...

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Emplify Health by Gundersen receives sustainable healthcare certification

Emplify Health by Gundersen has earned the prestigious Sustainable Healthcare Certification from the Joint Commission, making it one of only 16 hospitals in the nation to achieve this recognition. ...

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Xcel Energy and Gundersen partner for 100% resilient and renewable energy campus

Xcel Energy and Gundersen Health System have signed an agreement to create one of the first 100% resilient and renewable energy healthcare campuses in the United States. ...

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Gundersen Elroy Clinic reaches net zero status on energy use

Earlier this summer, the new Gundersen Elroy Clinic achieved a milestone it was built for: producing as much energy as it uses, thus becoming a net zero facility. ...

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