Patient Financial Services
At Door County Medical Center (DCMC), our mission is simple: to care for the health and well-being of every individual. We're committed to providing high-quality care to all patients, regardless of their ability to pay or their background. To make this a reality, we offer the
Technology
Door County Medical Center will move to Epic, the most widely used electronic health record system in the U.S. Discover how this change will make your health information more integrated, secure, and easier to access than ever before.
Awards
Door County Medical Center is proud to announce it has been awarded a 5-star rating by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in its latest Overall Hospital Quality Star Ratings—the highest possible distinction for hospital performance in the United States.
Cardiology
Heart health advice is so prevalent that it's easy to tune out phrases like "eat healthy, exercise more." But what if prioritizing heart health wasn't just about your heart? Jeff Maurer, PA-C and family medicine physician assistant at Door County Medical Center’s
Community Health
The future of health in Door County starts with you. Make your voice heard by completing the 2025 Community Health Survey, now open through August 31, 2025. Led by Healthy Door County, this anonymous survey helps develop our five-year Community Health Improvement Plan.
Family Medicine
Life in Door County offers endless opportunities to enjoy the outdoors, including hiking through wooded trails, tending to your garden, or relaxing near the water. However, Wisconsin's natural beauty comes with a seasonal reality: poison ivy and poison sumac. These native plants contain urushiol (pronounced yr·oo·shee·
Nutritional Services
Have you ever bitten into a sun-warmed tomato straight from the vine? Indulged in a handful of fresh raspberries or sweet peas? Summer is officially here, and that means our beautiful peninsula is about to become a bounty of delicious produce. At Door County Medical Center (DCMC), we recognize
Community Health
Door County Medical Center is proud to be a community partner in promoting the YMCA's Phones Down, Eyes Up™ campaign, an initiative that reminds parents and caregivers to stay present and alert when children are in or near water. With the Door Peninsula's beautiful shoreline, pools,
Primary Care
Empathy and openness can change health outcomes. Yet men still die, on average, six years earlier than women, often from preventable causes. That reality isn't just about individual choices; it's about the cultural expectations boys grow up with. When men prioritize their well-being, they'
Memory Clinic
It's okay to feel fear, frustration, or uncertainty about memory loss. June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month, a time to reduce stigma, promote early diagnosis, and share support options for those living with cognitive changes. At Door County Medical Center (DCMC), our Memory Care team
Vlog
Dr. Jim Heise, Chief Medical Officer at Door County Medical Center, shares a critical warning for parents. He outlines the potential dangers of Delta-8 THC, including alarming side effects like hallucinations, dizziness, and even loss of consciousness. Learn what every parent should know to keep their kids safe. Community
Women's Care
With insights from Dr. Elizabeth Gaida, OB/GYN at Door County Medical Center As women reach their 40s and 50s, many begin noticing subtle and sometimes not-so-subtle body changes. These changes are often part of a natural life transition: menopause. Yet, despite being a common experience, menopause remains