Love + Medicine

It's what we do

At Gundersen, we don't just care for you when you're hurt or sick, we also work hard to keep you as healthy as possible. We're passionate about supporting our area communities and the environment. And we pay attention to the little things that matter most in your life, trying to make your experience with us just a little bit better. For us it all adds up to Love + Medicine.

Healthy is contagious

Healthy tricks

Therapy takes on pain

Mix in nutrition

Stress less

Love your heart

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How we deliver Love + Medicine

That day meant everything to us

Araina, who has spina bifida, remains hospitalized in Gundersen's La Crosse Hospital for an ulcer on her back. To heal, she must remain on her stomach or back for weeks more. It's a tough restriction for a 14-year-old and a family that travels the state to participate in walks that benefit those impacted by spina bifida.

A helping paw: X-ray technologist examines teddy bear to calm patient

Macey Ambort was suffering from a fractured right hand and nerves before her appointment at Gundersen Tomah Clinic last year. See how one of our X-ray technologist expressed Love + Medicine with her and her furry friend.

There was a student, CRNA and surgeon in the OR. They just happened to be family.

Surgeon Bradley Abicht, DPM, followed his father into medicine and, on one morning, into an operating room at Gundersen Lutheran Medical Center. Bradley's father, Paul Abicht, CRNA, is a Gundersen veteran, providing care for patients who need general, regional and monitored anesthesia. Also following his lead is son Carter Abicht, a fourth-year medical student who recently finished an anesthesia rotation at Gundersen.

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