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Congratulations to our February DAISY & BEE Awards Winners!

DAISY Award Congratulations, Katie Goodwin, LPN! Katie is our latest DAISY Award Winner! Read her nomination below: Over the past year, I have faced a series of complex and overlapping medical and health challenges that required navigating specialty care, behavioral health services, and the often-overwhelming realities of insurance and healthcare

March 2026 Senior Life Solutions Newsletter

Women's Mental Health: Caring for the Whole Person at Every Stage of Life March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor the strength, resilience, and contributions of women across generations. It is also a meaningful opportunity to talk about something that often goes unspoken, women’s

Love Hurts: Understanding SAD and Cultivating Self-Love in February

February — chilly, gray, and “the month of love” — can feel a little loveless. For many, this time of year is more than a matter of endurance: it’s a period when mental health challenges like Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) become especially real. Yet February also holds a beautiful invitation: a

Announcing The 2025 Community Health Assessment

The 2025 Community Health Assessment (CHA) is a comprehensive report that evaluates the health status, needs, and priorities of our community. This assessment provides a foundation for improving health outcomes and guiding health strategies for the next five years. The CHA is part of a statewide requirement for local health

An EPIC Partnership: How collaboration between DCMC and HSHS makes the impossible possible for Door and Kewaunee county patients

Door County Medical Center and Hospital Sisters Health System have a partnership that is unique in the healthcare industry. This partnership has resulted in some incredible benefits for the residents of Door and Kewaunee counties including the recent launch of EPIC electronic health records (EHR) software at Door County Medical

February Senior Life Solutions Newsletter

How Mental Health Therapy Can Support Independence for Older Adults Staying independent is important for many older adults. Being able to make decisions, maintain routines, and enjoy favorite activities can greatly improve overall quality of life. But changes in mood, motivation, and mental health can sometimes make daily tasks feel

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February Is Heart Health Month: Give Your Heart the Love it Deserves

February is American Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about heart health and preventing cardiovascular disease—the leading cause of death for both women and men in the United States. For residents of Door and Kewaunee counties, where community, nature, and seasonal rhythms shape daily life, heart health

Visitor Restrictions

There has been a sharp increase in respiratory illness recently. To protect our patients and staff, Door County Medical Center will be implementing the following Visitor Restrictions starting Wednesday, January 7th, 2026: Please follow these guidelines when visiting during the flu season: * All visitors, especially children, should be healthy. Do

Where Heartburn Meets Going Out for Friday Night Pizza

If you live in Door County and have ever chosen antacids as your dinner companion, you’re not alone. Heartburn affects millions, and what starts as occasional discomfort can become a life-disrupting chronic issue for many people.  The Heartburn and Reflux Center at Door County Medical Center (DCMC) brings focused

Making Sense of Your Medicare Annual Wellness Visit

Preventive care is fundamental to modern healthcare, and Medicare Annual Wellness Visits (AWVs) exemplify this shift. These visits give patients a regular, structured opportunity to review their overall health, understand risk factors, and stay current on recommended screenings. Yet despite their importance, AWVs are often misunderstood. Many patients assume the