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
Organ Donor
Some people shine so brightly that their light continues to beam long after they've left us. Ellie Helm was one of those people. The first thing you noticed about Ellie was her radiant smile; her presence brought warmth to those around her, and her loving heart impacted everyone
Organ Donor
On Wednesday, April 23rd, Door County Medical Center (DCMC) will join with dozens of Wisconsin hospitals, businesses, and community organizations across the state by hosting the annual Pause to Give Life event—a statewide Donate Life Flag-raising ceremony and moment of silence that promotes not only the mission of
Vaccine
With everything that has been in the news regarding the measles outbreak in Texas, we've received many questions about whether you should get the measles vaccine or booster. In this episode of DocTalk, Dr. Jim Heise takes a moment to discuss whether or not you need it. Community
Sleep Medicine
If you find yourself tossing and turning at night or feeling exhausted during the day, you are not alone. Sleep is a cornerstone of overall health, yet millions of Americans struggle with sleep disorders that impact their daily lives. And it's not just physical health at stake. Recent
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Starting August 2025
Rehab Services
Anyone who has viewed or attended an athletic event knows that sports involve a risk of injury. High school athletes account for an estimated 2 million injuries each year, leading to 500,000 doctor visits and 30,000 hospitalizations. According to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention survey conducted
Awards
Door County Medical Center was recently recognized for five awards from Professional Research Consultants, Inc. (PRC), a leader in the healthcare intelligence space: * Inpatient Services: Award of Distinction * Inpatient Services – Med/Surg: Top Performer * Diagnostic Imaging: 5-Star * Emergency Department: 5-Star * Surgical Services: 5-Star Both the Award of
New Provider
Dr. Brett Young offers Orthopedic services at Door County Medical Center Sturgeon Bay Clinic. When developing a treatment plan, Dr. Young begins with collaboration and education. "We discuss the natural history of the problem as well as evidence-based treatment options. We typically start with less invasive treatments, but
Vlog
Join Door County Medical Center's Dr. Jim Heise as he discusses the surge in influenza cases during this flu season. Learn about the differences between a cold and the flu, the importance of vaccination, and effective prevention strategies like hand washing and mask-wearing. Stay informed and protect