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Whitehall woman can't wait for Minutes in Motion

  Create an account: Community MembersCreate an account: Gundersen Employees "I first saw Minutes in Motion on the Gundersen Health System webpage. It was in its beginning stage and they were saying they were going to start a program to help motivate people to exercise. My instant thought? What's this going to cost? I went up a few weeks later, and there it was! Free sign up. I read through the explanation of the program and though ...

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Try something new: Stand-up paddle boarding

  Stand-up paddle boarding (SUP) is a new, unique, water sport that is growing in popularity.Growing at a fast rate over the past three years, it provides substantial, beneficial exercise activity with a full-body workout.Stand up paddle boarding will improve cardio respiratory endurance and positively affect your body composition when used. It is a fun, unique alternative to traditional cardiovascular endurance sports such as jogging, ...

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Gifts of Gratitude program honors compassionate care

The life-changing nature of the experience often leads them to wonder what they can do to give back or honor those who have cared so much. ...

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The cupboard challenge

Have you ever gotten home after a long day just to find yourself rummaging the cupboards for something to quickly throw together for a meal? In these moments, do you find yourself thinking about balance or are you searching for the most ready-to-eat option available?Fortunately, it's totally possible to have both: make a healthy, balanced meal using just those long-lost items hovering in the back of your cupboards. You might benefit from the cupb ...

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Marionna's new bike

 Marionna's new bikeEvery day is a great day here at Gundersen St. Joseph's Hospital and Clinics, but today is extra special. Today, the hallways of Gundersen St. Joseph's Hospital and Clinics Hillsboro are Marionna Slaney's personal bike course. The 13-year-old from Wonewoc shrieks with glee while testing out her brand new tricycle as her biggest fans, Gundersen St. Joseph's staff, cheer her on.Marionna was born with a diaphragmatic he ...

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Donation establishes Family Medicine Residency Endowment

With a generous lead gift from Lea Cornell, MD, a retired Gundersen physician, and other donors who have directed gifts to medical education, the Lea Cornell, MD Director of Family Medicine Residency Endowment has been established for the Family Medicine Residency program.With significant contributions toward the goal, along with Gundersen Medical Foundation Board's pledge for matching funds, the $2 million endowment ensures the Family Medicine R ...

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Be part of the solution to end domestic violence

In 2005, the Foundation established the Carilee Fund. Since then, the fund has helped more than 1,070 domestic abuse survivors. But the number of people needing help to escape abuse continues to exceed available funds. You can help. Donate online during Domestic Violence Awareness month and make a positive impact in the lives of survivors. (Select "Carilee Domestic Violence Fund" from the drop-down menu when designating your gift).October is Dome ...

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Foundation set to launch new employee emergency fund

  Earlier this year, Gundersen employees were surveyed to help select a name for the new employee emergency fund. The votes are in and the winning name is most appropriate: Employees Helping Employees.As the fund's new name implies, it is supported by Gundersen employees who donate to help fellow Gundersen employees hit by financial emergencies. It is designed to help cover costs that an employee may struggle to pay during an emergency, ...

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Honor a special healthcare professional

Few professions require the constant commitment and compassion that is necessary of healthcare professionals as they perform their daily work. So, we encourage you to think about the doctors and other medical professionals who have made a difference in your life and wish them a happy Doctors' Day on March 30. Give an honorarium gift online.This national day of recognition was first observed in 1933 to honors physicians for their ability to comfor ...

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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 exercis ...

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Dr. William Fast ends a lifetime of service to the Boscobel community

Friday, April 28, marked the end of an era at Gundersen Boscobel Area Hospital and Clinics, with the retirement of Dr. William Fast.After growing up in a small town in northwest Iowa, Dr. Fast received his medical degree from and completed his residency at the University of Minnesota. But his professional desire was to return to a rural community.Dr. Fast explained that he first met Dr. C.E. Mueller in the Twin Cities, where a visit to Boscobel w ...

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Gundersen updates visitor guidelines July 8

 Gundersen Health System is modifying visitor guidelines as COVID-19 hospitalization and cases decline in its La Crosse service area.Children of any age and adults can visit hospitalized patients in La Crosse who are not being treated for COVID-19 effective Thursday, July 8.Each patient is allowed two visitors at a time. Visitors under the age of 16 should be supervised by an adult.All visitors must check-in and out at the Information Desk.G ...

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COVID-19 vaccine update for the week of Feb. 15

 Low COVID-19 vaccine supply will force Gundersen Health System to cancel 780 first dose vaccine appointments for its patients between Thursday, Feb. 18, and Tuesday, Feb. 23 at its La Crosse and Onalaska vaccination locations.Most important: Patients who have their first dose vaccine appointments cancelled will be notified and prioritized for a rescheduled appointment as soon as supply allows.Appointments outside of the time frame above wil ...

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Visitor guidelines change Jan. 4

Due to a recent decrease in community spread of COVID-19, patients visiting Gundersen Health System hospitals and clinic can soon bring one person with them.Beginning, Monday, Jan. 4, one person, 16 years old or older, may accompany a patient. Restrictions still apply for COVID-positive hospitalized patients, as well as patients with COVID symptoms in Emergency Services and Urgent Care.Pediatric patients at Gundersen clinic locations will continu ...

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