Awards
DAISY Award Congratulations, Maggie Anschutz, RN! Maggie is our latest DAISY Award Winner! Read her nomination below: Our four-year-old daughter was recently in the Emergency Room, feeling yucky and just not herself. Maggie was our nurse. She was so wonderful in caring for our little one, she talked
Senior Life Solutions
Recognizing the Signs: Suicide Risk and How To Support Someone in Crisis Every year, thousands of lives are lost to suicide, but many of these deaths are preventable. Recognizing the warning signs and knowing how to respond can make a critical difference. Whether you're a friend, family member,
Skilled Nursing Facility
Door County Medical Center (DCMC) is excited to announce that Cameron Krause, LNHA has joined the DCMC team as the Nursing Home Administrator for the Pete and Jelaine Horton Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF). Christa Krause (no relation), MHA, MSN, RN, CPHQ and Chief Nursing Officer at DCMC shares, “One of
Senior Life Solutions
Older adults in the United States are living longer, managing more complex medical conditions, and navigating more life transitions than any previous generation. They are also, by nearly every available measure, the least likely to receive mental health treatment when they need it. For healthcare providers, family members, and older
Urgent Care
Door County Medical Center (DCMC) is thrilled to announce a new partnership to provide top-level care to our Emergency Services. Beginning August 1 at 12:00 a.m., Emergency Medicine Specialists, S.C. (EMS) will assume physician and advanced practice clinician (APC) coverage for the Emergency Department, Urgent Care
Celebrations
Wisconsin hospitals continue to set the national standard for high-quality, patient-centered care, with more hospitals earning five-star ratings for nurse communication than any other state in the country, according to recently released data. A list compiled by Becker’s Hospital Review using the Centers for Medicare and
Senior Life Solutions
Learning to be Kinder to Yourself Later in Life As life changes with age, many people find that their expectations of themselves do not always change along with it. You may still expect the same energy, independence, or resilience you had years ago, even as your circumstances shift. When those
Memory Clinic
Mondays, August 31st – October 12th, 2026
Memory Clinic
Tuesdays, September 1st – October 6th, 2026
Community Health
Men’s Health Month (June 2026) and International Men’s Health Week (June 15–21, 2026) were established to support improving the health and well-being of men and boys in all phases of life. We’ve consulted with Richard Olson, a local man who really walks the talk. Olson
Senior Life Solutions
Planting Resilience: Small Daily Habits That Help Farmers Manage Stress Summer on the farm is busy. Long days, changing weather, and a to-do list that grows faster than the corn can wear on anyone. If you have worked the land for years, you already know this. Farm work asks
Occupational Health
Occupational health is not just injury treatment — it is proactive workforce care that benefits employees, employers and the broader community. Keeping a workforce healthy and safe takes more than treating injuries after they happen. At Door County Medical Center (DCMC), the Occupational Health team works with local employers to prevent