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 that
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're
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 members
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 under-discussed, under-researched,
Behavioral Health
Door County Medical Center (DCMC) is expanding its Behavioral Health program to meet the community's growing mental health needs. "We are committed to expanding access to mental health services," said Lauren Daoust, LCSW, Manager of Behavioral Health at DCMC. "To achieve this, we are actively
Vaccine
You want to do what is best for your children. You understand the importance of car seats, baby gates, and other measures to keep them safe. However, vaccination is one of the most powerful tools for ensuring their safety. Recently, there has been a surge in measles cases in the
Vaccine
Usted quiere lo mejor para sus hijos. Comprende la importancia de las sillas de auto, las barreras para bebés y otras medidas para mantenerlos seguros. Sin embargo, la vacunación es una de las herramientas más poderosas para garantizar su seguridad. Recientemente, ha habido un aumento repentino de casos de sarampión
Behavioral Health
Alcohol is one of the most commonly used substances in the world. 84.9% of adults have reported drinking at some point in their lives, according to the National Institutes of Health. For many, alcohol is associated with social events, celebrations, or relaxation. But when does casual drinking cross the
Awards
Door County Medical Center (DCMC) congratulates Brian Stephens, CEO, on the completion of the National Rural Health Association (NRHA) Rural Hospital CEO Certification Program. This program was developed by successful rural hospital CEOs for rural hospital CEOs to help them strengthen their leadership skills and lead their hospital to success.
Celebrations
After more than five decades of service in Catholic healthcare—and 22 years at Door County Medical Center (DCMC) as Chief Administrative Officer and Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives (FACHE)—Greg Holub is stepping into a well-earned retirement. Holub's career has spanned a transformative era