The Wisconsin Dept. of Health Services has recertified Tomah Health as a level IV trauma care facility. Originally certified in 2009 as a Level IV facility, Tomah Health provides stabilization…
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Imagine taken to a hospital by ambulance and then realizing you have no way to get back to your home after being treated. For some patients, the dilemma is real….
Tomah Health has welcomed physical therapist Sheena Voge, PT, DPT to our rehabilitation services team. Voge is certified in LSVT BIG® for Parkinson’s disease patients, and Selective Functional Movement Assessment…
We have come to learn that vaccine hesitancy among rural Americans means COVID-19 will linger in smaller communities for the near future – unless more is done to increase vaccination…
Due to a continued rise in COVID cases, Tomah Health is putting back in place a number of policies to further protect visitors and hospital staff. Only 2 visitors per…
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One hundred golfers helped to raise funds to support area health and wellness programs during the annual Tomah Health Community Foundation golf outing held at Hiawatha Golf Club, Aug. 6….
Brighter Tomorrows program coordinator Jan Bruder knows how a therapy dog can help victims of sexual assault and domestic violence. Above: Tomah Health Community Foundation vice president Brian Eirschele, left,…
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Nearly 300 lives will be saved as a result of blood donations made during the Versiti BloodCenter of Wisconsin / Tomah Health Blood drive held July 27 & 28. Tomah…
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Tomah Health has ended COVID visitor restrictions at all its facilities. Hospital chief nursing officer Tracy Myhre, MSN, RN, announced the visitor policy change following a meeting of the hospital’s…
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Tomah Health Quality Director Shelly Egstad knows how hard it has been for hospital staff to advance quality initiatives and standards over the past year. “The resiliency of our frontline…
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Pulmonary Rehabilitation Week calls attention to the role of pulmonary rehabilitation in enhancing the quality of life of individuals with chronic respiratory conditions like COPD and fibrotic lung disease. Studies have also shown pulmonary rehabilitation significantly reduces symptoms of COPD, one of the most chronic lung diseases in the world. For that reason and countless others, we are honored to recognize our Pulmonary Rehab Team at Tomah Health! Pulmonary Rehabilitation Week (March 9-15, 2025) aims to highlight the importance of pulmonary rehabilitation and the impact it has on the lives of people with chronic pulmonary illnesses that severely hamper the functioning of the lungs. For more information on Tomah Health’s Pulmonary Rehabilitation Programs, please visit: www.tomahhealth.org/services/rehabilitation/cardiac-pulmonary/
We are happy to welcome new staff to our Tomah Health team. Our new hires support the quality services we provide to our community. You too, can join our organization. Check out open positions and apply online at www.tomahhealth.org/about-us/careers/.
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