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ProHealth Waukesha Memorial Hospital and ProHealth Waukesha Memorial-Mukwonago offer free naloxone overdose prevention kits to help reduce the impact of the community’s opioid epidemic.

ProHealth Care recently completed a new Community Health Needs Assessment and developed an implementation strategy for its hospitals, as required by the Affordable Care Act.

The Barstow Office Center, 210 NW Barstow Street, has been donated to ProHealth Waukesha Memorial Hospital by Frederic E. Mohs Jr., along with Nathan S. Brand and Dorothea B. Kennedy, children of Nathan F. Brand.

ProHealth Care will join Network Health’s commercial provider network on Aug. 1. allowing those who have their HMO and POS commercial insurance plans to select ProHealth providers and facilities for their care.

Six new physicians joined the Waukesha Family Medicine Residency at ProHealth Care in July, and all of them are accepting new patients.

Work will soon begin to bring surgical teams, services and resources together in an integrated space on the first floor of ProHealth Waukesha Memorial Hospital.

Physical therapy is a key part of orthopedic care, offering a comprehensive approach to address musculoskeletal injuries and conditions. Physical therapists design treatment plans for patients, incorporating exercises and techniques to build strength and reduce pain, and providing patient education.

Located along Highway P in Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, on a tranquil site alongside a pond, the 15-bed hospice is a place of calming and peace. The caregivers, volunteers and quality of care make it a truly special place that helps make the end-of-life experience more comfortable and peaceful for patients and their families.