Orthopedic & Sports Institute of the Fox Valley (OSI) recently added four new physicians and three advanced practice clinicians to its organization. These providers have joined OSI to meet the specialized orthopedic needs of people in Green Bay, the Fox Valley, Oshkosh, Door County, Marinette, Two Rivers, New London, Ripon, Shawano, Waupaca and surrounding communities
OSI has consistently followed both state and federal infection control requirements to ensure the safety of everyone who visits our facility. Because your safety remains our number one priority, we want you to know about the additional infection prevention measures we have in place. We are following the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) guidance for
We are closely monitoring the rapidly changing conditions of COVID-19 (Coronavirus), which President Trump has declared a national state of emergency to make more funds available and ordering all states to set up emergency operations centers. Our highest priority is supporting the health and well being of our patients, our staff, and the members of
As someone whose day is impossible to plan for, Dr. Mark Westfall knows the importance of being prepared. So it is for an emergency room physician. “You’re never quite sure what situations you’ll be presented while on duty in the ER,” said Westfall, “so readiness is a priority for our ER team.” That mindset of
On Wednesday, August 7, this year’s student-participants in Medical Mentoring of the Fox Valley gathered for their graduation ceremony at Appleton North High School. Representing 15 area high schools, the graduates completed their job-shadowing requirements with local medical providers over the summer. Founded in 2006, the program pairs high school juniors with medical mentors in
Members of the Appleton Area School District were on hand Thursday, May 23 at OSI for the annual check presentation from the OSI/Miron April Fools’ 5K. Courtney Vosters, OSI’s Community Program Director and 5K race coordinator, along with OSI COO Tammy Williams and Advanced Physical Therapy VP Jean Darling, presented a $21,000 check to AASD
