Lillian Adelle VandeBerg welcomed in the New Year at Beaver Dam Community Hospital along with her proud parents Todd and Trisha VandeBerg. Lillian’s arrival at 7:59 a.m. on Jan. 1 was the first BDCH birth in 2012.
The 22
nd Annual Tree of Lights Celebration at Beaver Dam Community Hospital honored families served by Hospice and raised funds to help serve others Monday night, Dec. 6.
MADISON – Wisconsin hospitals such as Beaver Dam Community Hospital, have a major impact on the state’s economy, generating $28 billion annually in economic activity and employing more than 110,000 people in communities throughout the state.
Beaver Dam Community Hospitals, Inc. (BDCH) has been recognized with two prestigious
Excellence in Patient Care awards.
The inaugural Chuck Williams Memorial Golf Outing, held Sunday, Sept. 11 at Mayville Golf Club, raised $11,000 in support of Beaver Dam Community Hospitals’ Hillside Home Care and Hospice and Crossroads Adult Day Services in Mayville.
Dr. Sharon Haase, Beaver Dam, was presented the American College of Physicians Laureate Award on Sept. 10 at the Wisconsin ACP Annual Scientific Meeting.
On Tuesday, Sept. 20, Beaver Dam Community Hospitals, Inc. Hillside Home Care hosted a concert with the Friesland Community Band and served cake and ice cream in recognition of its 25 years of caring for the Beaver Dam and surrounding communities.
Nearly 800,000 strokes occur each year in the United States.
Patients coming to Beaver Dam Community Hospital’s Emergency Department now have immediate access to world-class stroke neurologists at the UW Comprehensive Stroke Center in Madison.
Homeless for five years and unemployed for two, Steven Wright was at the end of his road.
Severe degenerative arthritis in his right hip was so painful he was unable to continue working his maintenance job. Four times the maximum dose of Aleve wasn’t dulling the pain and he could barely walk.
Hillside Manor Nursing Home residents reached out to future generations Tuesday, June 14 when they buried a time capsule in the Hillside Manor courtyard.
Cool and cloudy weather provided excellent running conditions for the Third Annual 5K Challenge Nurses Run-Walk-Roll Saturday, May 14.
The referral is perhaps the greatest indicator of customer satisfaction. With that in mind, Stone Terrace coordinator Sue Linde was thrilled with the results of the 2011 tenant satisfaction survey. On a five-point scale, tenants rated Stone Terrace a 4.9 when it came to recommending it to their peers.
The world-renowned Trinity Irish Dancers entertained a sold-out crowd at Beaver Dam High School Saturday, March 19, helping raise more than $5,000 for Beaver Dam Community Hospitals Foundation Inc.