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Tuesday, June 308:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Parking lot County Health Department 300 4th St. North, La Crosse
Sponsored by: » Health Tradition Health Plan » La Crosse County Health Department» Mayo Clinic Health System- Franciscan Healthcare
P.O. Box 188La Crosse WI 54602-0188
healthtradition.comVolume 21, No. 3 » SUMMER 2015 HealthTradition.com or Customer Service 1-877-832-1823
Healthmate
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State of Wisconsin Members Only: The Mayo Clinic Health System - Northland, Eau Claire, Oakridge, Chippewa Valley and Red Cedar providers and facilities are NOT included in the Health Tradition Health Plan network for the State of WI employees and dependents.
BadgerCarePlus Members: Some of these providers may not be considered “in-network.” Check your plan’s provider directory at healthtradition.com and click on the BadgerCarePlus plan or call your member advocate at 800-545-8499.
Brian W. Rotty, Executive DirectorMartha Binn, MD, Medical Director Tiffany Gulinson, DO, Associate Medical Director Michael Eckstein, Director of Sales & MarketingDavid Weichert, Director of Administration and Clinical QualityThe purpose of Healthmate is to inform and communicate with health plan members. Please submit suggestions or ideas to: 1808 East Main Street / Onalaska, WI 54650
BARRONMayo Clinic Health System Northland» Karlie Homann, PA-C Family MedicineHILLSBOROSt. Joseph’s Family Clinic» Katherine O’Rourke, DO Family MedicineLA CROSSE, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Mariah Conway, PA-C Orthopedics
LAKE CITY, MNMayo Clinic Health System » Ralph Nelson, DO Internal MedicineMENOMONIE, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Red Cedar» Holly McAbee, LCSW Behavioral HealthONALASKA, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Sara Berns, PA-C Family Medicine
Bronston Chiropractic Clinic» Nicolas Kampfer, DC ChiropracticWINONA, MNFamily & Children’s Center» Betty Lacine, LPCC Behavioral Health
IMPORTANT:
HTHM097 © 2015, Health Tradition
healthtradition.com or Customer Service at 1-877-832-1823
» NOTE: The providers in Hillsboro (St. Joseph’s Hospital and Clinics) can only be accessed at a St. Joseph’s Hospital or Clinic location. Health Tradition may not provide coverage by these providers at other locations.
Join us for the HealthMatters Health Fair
For a current provider listing, visit healthtradition.com, or mayoclinichealthsolutions.com
to check which providers/locations are in your network.
Join us on July 17 & 18 at Copeland ParkBig Blue Dragon Boat Race is Now 2-day Family EventMore than 1,200 paddlers – many of them breast cancer survivors – joined forces at last year’s Big Blue Dragon Boat Race to raise money for breast cancer programs. This year’s festival, which will be held July 17-18 at Copeland Park in La Crosse, has
expanded to include exhibition races, musical entertainment, fireworks, and activities for the entire family. The Big Blue Dragon Boat Race’s collective paddle power supports the Center for Breast Care at Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare. The funds raised benefit area programs on breast cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. For more information about how you can get involved as a volunteer, please visit mayoclinichealthsystem.org/bigbluedragon.
EAU CLAIRE, WIMayo Clinic Health System» Martha Nieman, CNM OB/GYN LA CROSSE, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Rustan Wiersma, MD ENT» Gilda Winter, MD Psychiatry» Monica Krzesniak- Swinarska, MD Physical Med. & Rehab.
PRAIRIE FARM, WIMayo Clinic Health System- Northland» This clinic has closed
Health Tradition Health Plan, the La Crosse County Health Department, and Mayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare have partnered to bring you the HealthMatters Health Fair. See below for a list of all the health screening services being offered to the community on June 30, 2015.
» Mammogram – Get your annual mammogram screening right at this event! No cost for uninsured individuals. Insurance will be billed for others. Call for an appointment: Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare Breast Center: 608-392-6237.» Colon cancer screening – Free screening kits, along with education, will be provided by Health Tradition Health Plan. » Vaccinations – Get your tetanus, whooping cough and shingles immunizations. No appointment is needed. Whooping cough/tetanus vaccine is free for all ages;
shingles vaccine available for fee for those 60 years of age and older.» Free blood pressure checks – No appointment needed. » Cholesterol/Fasting Glucose – No appointment needed. Cost is $16. You may be entitled to insurance reimbursement. 8-hour fasting prior to test is recommended.» Diabetes/A1C testing – No appointment needed. Cost is $21. You may be entitled to insurance reimbursement.» Good nutrition on a budget – Registered Dietitians from Mayo Clinic Health System -
Franciscan Healthcare and La Crosse County Health Department will be on hand to answer your nutrition-related questions and provide tips on preparing healthy, delicious, inexpensive meals. Come sample one of the featured recipes!
» Farmers Market – Fresh produce for purchase from area CSA farmers will be available from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. » Door Prizes & Refreshments! Bring your insurance card so charges can be submitted for appropriate reimbursements. Costs may vary depending on insurance coverage.
Opento the
public!
» July 29 – Flavor: The Spice of Life 1:00 - 2:00 p.m., Lang Conference Room, Franciscan
Healthcare La Crosse Clinic. Use the main entrance. Ever been told to limit salt? Wondering how to jazz up
fish, chicken and vegetables? Learn how to add flavor and nutrition into your diet with spices and herbs. Flavorful recipes will be provided!
» August 27 – Asparagus to Zucchini: Super-Sizing Your Vegetable Intake the Fun Way! 4:00 - 5:00 p.m., Franciscan Healthcare Onalaska Clinic. Learn simple ways to include more vegetables into your
daily eating routine. Be ready to taste and take home some great vegetable recipes as well.
To register please call the Diabetes Education Department at 608-392-7824 or toll free 800-362-5454 ext. 27824.
Free Diabetes Education Sessions
Providers on the Move
LA CRESCENT TO HOLMENMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Jennifer Nordstrom, MD, Family MedicineHOLMEN TO LA CRESCENTMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Katy Anthony, PA-C, Family Medicine
Mayo Clinic Store Now Open in La CrosseThe same medical supply products used at Mayo Clinic are now available locally in the Mayo Clinic Store. Visit the store at Franciscan Healthcare St. Ann Building, 620 11th Street South in La Crosse. Mail order services available. Call 608-392-9797 or 800-362-5454, ext. 9797.
Providers Joining our Network
Providers Leaving our Network
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Do You Know The Five Signs of Mental Distress?Nearly one in every five people, or 42.5 million American adults, has a mental health condition.
Half of all lifetime cases of mental disorders begin by age 14. Often our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and even family members are suffering emotionally, but they don’t recognize the symptoms or won’t ask for help. Here are some signs that they may be experiencing mental distress or emotional pain and may need help:
1. Their personality changes.You may notice sudden or gradual changes in the way someone typically behaves. He or she may act in ways that don’t seem to fit the person’s values, or the person may just seem different.
2. They seem uncharacteristically angry, anxious, agitated, or moody.You may notice the person has more frequent problems controlling his or her temper and seems irritable or unable to calm down. People in more extreme situations of this kind may be unable to sleep or may explode in anger at a minor problem.
3. They withdraw or isolate themselves.Someone who used to be socially engaged may pull away from family and friends, or stop taking part in activities he or she used to enjoy. In more severe cases, the person may start failing to attend work or school. Not to be confused with the behavior of someone who is more introverted, this sign is marked by a change in someone’s typical sociability, as when someone pulls away from the social support he or she typically has.
4. They stop taking care of themselves and may engage in risky behavior.You may notice a change in the person’s level of personal care or an act of poor judgment on his or her part. For instance, someone may let his or her personal hygiene deteriorate, or the person may start abusing alcohol or illicit substances, or engage in other self-destructive behavior that may alienate loved ones.5. They seem overcome with hopelessness and overwhelmed by their circumstances.Have you noticed someone who used to be optimistic and now can’t find anything to be hopeful about? That person may be suffering from extreme or prolonged grief, or feelings of worthlessness or guilt. People in this situation may say that the world would be better off without them, suggesting suicidal thoughts.If you or someone you know displays these signs, talk with your personal health care provider or call Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare Behavioral Health Services at 608-392-9555.
It’s that time of the month and you’re feeling some painful bloating and cramping. Sometimes, the pain makes it difficult to perform normal household, job, or school-related activities for a few days during each menstrual cycle. Although some pain during your period is normal, excessive pain is not.
When to call your doctorIf the pain is unbearable and self-care treatments (see orange box) don’t provide relief, talk with your primary health care provider. He or she may prescribe additional medications. Also, call your health care provider if:» You had an IUD placed more than 3 months ago» You pass blood clots or have other symptoms with the pain» Your pain occurs at times other than menstruation, begins more than five days before your period, or continues after your period is over» Treatments do not relieve your pain after 3 months
When heavy bleeding affects your lifestyle One in five women experiences heavy or frequent menstrual periods, which may greatly hamper her quality of life. There are many treatments to correct this problem. One solution many women benefit from is endometrial ablation. The procedure is intended for women ages 30-49 who experience frequent or heavy bleeding, and who do not plan to have additional children. The endometrial lining, which is the source for bleeding, is destroyed during the procedure, and most women experience relief immediately, without a hysterectomy or hormones. The procedure is often offered in the day surgery setting. To see if you would benefit from endometrial ablation, talk to your primary health care provider.
Planning to travel out of the country? Before you go, considerscheduling an appointment with the Travel and Tropical Medicine Clinic at Mayo Clinic Health Solutions – Franciscan Healthcare in LaCrosse which provides:
» Immunizations and certification for international travel» Prescriptions to prevent or treat diarrheal diseases, malaria, and other
common illnesses encountered while traveling» Advice to high risk travelers, including pregnant women, patients with
conditions such as diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and heart disease, as well as dialysis patients and individuals with HIV
» Education on jet lag, prevention of deep vein thrombosis on long flights, sun exposure, traffic accidents, swimming, alcohol use, contact lens care, first aid and correct use of insect repellents, plus much more!
For an appointment, call 608-392-9829.
Traveling Out of the Country?New Travel & Tropical Medicine Clinic
Should I Be Concerned?When Periods are Painful...
Self-Care for Painful Periods» Try anti-inflammatory medication such as ibuprofen. » Apply a heating pad to your lower belly.» Drink warm beverages and eat light, but
frequent, meals.» Follow a diet rich in whole grains, fruits,
and vegetables, but low in salt, sugar, alcohol, and caffeine.
» Lie down with your legs elevated.» Practice meditation, yoga or other relaxation techniques.» Take warm showers or baths.» Walk or exercise regularly.
healthtradition.com or Customer Service at 1-877-832-1823 | pg. 3
Rebecca Scarseth, DO Obstetrics & GynecologyMayo Clinic Health System
Don’t be a victim of “phishing”Phishing calls are designed to utilize a small amount of information to bully and/or coerce personal information from the call recipients. The phishers often identify themselves with names or titles that sound legitimate; they ask the member to confirm certain personal information that the phishers can then use to access personal accounts (both financial and health-related).
Health Tradition supports our members’ wellness with outreach efforts to help eligible members manage their chronic illnesses such as COPD, diabetes, etc., but our callers identify themselves as calling from the “Health Tradition Health Plan CareEnhance Program.” They are also not aggressively trying to get members to enroll – they are simply offering support to better manage members’ health. Being the victim of such calls can be quite unsettling, and we appreciate being told about the calls. At Health Tradition, we will never initiate a call to confirm membership ID numbers or financial information. If we receive or are returning a call, we may confirm a piece or two of information, but the contact would always be initiated by a member. If you have a doubt as to the validity of a phone call from Health Tradition, hang up and call us at 1-877-832-1823.
To learn more about phishing, please visit: https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/tips/ST04-014.
- Adapted from: The Campaign to Change Direction, a collection of concerned citizens, nonprofit leaders, and leaders from the private sector who have come together to create a new story in America about mental health, mental illness, and wellness. More at www.changedirection.org
Connect with Health TraditionFor wellness resources, news, events and more, follow us at:
» Facebook: www.facebook.com/
HealthTradition
» Twitter: https://twitter.com/
healthtradition
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Do You Know The Five Signs of Mental Distress?Nearly one in every five people, or 42.5 million American adults, has a mental health condition.
Half of all lifetime cases of mental disorders begin by age 14. Often our friends, neighbors, co-workers, and even family members are suffering emotionally, but they don’t recognize the symptoms or won’t ask for help. Here are some signs that they may be experiencing mental distress or emotional pain and may need help:
1. Their personality changes.You may notice sudden or gradual changes in the way someone typically behaves. He or she may act in ways that don’t seem to fit the person’s values, or the person may just seem different.
2. They seem uncharacteristically angry, anxious, agitated, or moody.You may notice the person has more frequent problems controlling his or her temper and seems irritable or unable to calm down. People in more extreme situations of this kind may be unable to sleep or may explode in anger at a minor problem.
3. They withdraw or isolate themselves.Someone who used to be socially engaged may pull away from family and friends, or stop taking part in activities he or she used to enjoy. In more severe cases, the person may start failing to attend work or school. Not to be confused with the behavior of someone who is more introverted, this sign is marked by a change in someone’s typical sociability, as when someone pulls away from the social support he or she typically has.
4. They stop taking care of themselves and may engage in risky behavior.You may notice a change in the person’s level of personal care or an act of poor judgment on his or her part. For instance, someone may let his or her personal hygiene deteriorate, or the person may start abusing alcohol or illicit substances, or engage in other self-destructive behavior that may alienate loved ones.5. They seem overcome with hopelessness and overwhelmed by their circumstances.Have you noticed someone who used to be optimistic and now can’t find anything to be hopeful about? That person may be suffering from extreme or prolonged grief, or feelings of worthlessness or guilt. People in this situation may say that the world would be better off without them, suggesting suicidal thoughts.If you or someone you know displays these signs, talk with your personal health care provider or call Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare Behavioral Health Services at 608-392-9555.
It’s that time of the month and you’re feeling some painful bloating and cramping. Sometimes, the pain makes it difficult to perform normal household, job, or school-related activities for a few days during each menstrual cycle. Although some pain during your period is normal, excessive pain is not.
When to call your doctorIf the pain is unbearable and self-care treatments (see orange box) don’t provide relief, talk with your primary health care provider. He or she may prescribe additional medications. Also, call your health care provider if:» You had an IUD placed more than 3 months ago» You pass blood clots or have other symptoms with the pain» Your pain occurs at times other than menstruation, begins more than five days before your period, or continues after your period is over» Treatments do not relieve your pain after 3 months
When heavy bleeding affects your lifestyle One in five women experiences heavy or frequent menstrual periods, which may greatly hamper her quality of life. There are many treatments to correct this problem. One solution many women benefit from is endometrial ablation. The procedure is intended for women ages 30-49 who experience frequent or heavy bleeding, and who do not plan to have additional children. The endometrial lining, which is the source for bleeding, is destroyed during the procedure, and most women experience relief immediately, without a hysterectomy or hormones. The procedure is often offered in the day surgery setting. To see if you would benefit from endometrial ablation, talk to your primary health care provider.
Planning to travel out of the country? Before you go, considerscheduling an appointment with the Travel and Tropical Medicine Clinic at Mayo Clinic Health Solutions – Franciscan Healthcare in LaCrosse which provides:
» Immunizations and certification for international travel» Prescriptions to prevent or treat diarrheal diseases, malaria, and other
common illnesses encountered while traveling» Advice to high risk travelers, including pregnant women, patients with
conditions such as diabetes mellitus, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and heart disease, as well as dialysis patients and individuals with HIV
» Education on jet lag, prevention of deep vein thrombosis on long flights, sun exposure, traffic accidents, swimming, alcohol use, contact lens care, first aid and correct use of insect repellents, plus much more!
For an appointment, call 608-392-9829.
Traveling Out of the Country?New Travel & Tropical Medicine Clinic
Should I Be Concerned?When Periods are Painful...
Self-Care for Painful Periods» Try anti-inflammatory medication such as ibuprofen. » Apply a heating pad to your lower belly.» Drink warm beverages and eat light, but
frequent, meals.» Follow a diet rich in whole grains, fruits,
and vegetables, but low in salt, sugar, alcohol, and caffeine.
» Lie down with your legs elevated.» Practice meditation, yoga or other relaxation techniques.» Take warm showers or baths.» Walk or exercise regularly.
healthtradition.com or Customer Service at 1-877-832-1823 | pg. 3
Rebecca Scarseth, DO Obstetrics & GynecologyMayo Clinic Health System
Don’t be a victim of “phishing”Phishing calls are designed to utilize a small amount of information to bully and/or coerce personal information from the call recipients. The phishers often identify themselves with names or titles that sound legitimate; they ask the member to confirm certain personal information that the phishers can then use to access personal accounts (both financial and health-related).
Health Tradition supports our members’ wellness with outreach efforts to help eligible members manage their chronic illnesses such as COPD, diabetes, etc., but our callers identify themselves as calling from the “Health Tradition Health Plan CareEnhance Program.” They are also not aggressively trying to get members to enroll – they are simply offering support to better manage members’ health. Being the victim of such calls can be quite unsettling, and we appreciate being told about the calls. At Health Tradition, we will never initiate a call to confirm membership ID numbers or financial information. If we receive or are returning a call, we may confirm a piece or two of information, but the contact would always be initiated by a member. If you have a doubt as to the validity of a phone call from Health Tradition, hang up and call us at 1-877-832-1823.
To learn more about phishing, please visit: https://www.us-cert.gov/ncas/tips/ST04-014.
- Adapted from: The Campaign to Change Direction, a collection of concerned citizens, nonprofit leaders, and leaders from the private sector who have come together to create a new story in America about mental health, mental illness, and wellness. More at www.changedirection.org
Connect with Health TraditionFor wellness resources, news, events and more, follow us at:
» Facebook: www.facebook.com/
HealthTradition
» Twitter: https://twitter.com/
healthtradition
Tuesday, June 308:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Parking lot County Health Department 300 4th St. North, La Crosse
Sponsored by: » Health Tradition Health Plan » La Crosse County Health Department» Mayo Clinic Health System- Franciscan Healthcare
P.O. Box 188La Crosse WI 54602-0188
healthtradition.comVolume 21, No. 3 » SUMMER 2015 HealthTradition.com or Customer Service 1-877-832-1823
Healthmate
pg. 1
State of Wisconsin Members Only: The Mayo Clinic Health System - Northland, Eau Claire, Oakridge, Chippewa Valley and Red Cedar providers and facilities are NOT included in the Health Tradition Health Plan network for the State of WI employees and dependents.
BadgerCarePlus Members: Some of these providers may not be considered “in-network.” Check your plan’s provider directory at healthtradition.com and click on the BadgerCarePlus plan or call your member advocate at 800-545-8499.
Brian W. Rotty, Executive DirectorMartha Binn, MD, Medical Director Tiffany Gulinson, DO, Associate Medical Director Michael Eckstein, Director of Sales & MarketingDavid Weichert, Director of Administration and Clinical QualityThe purpose of Healthmate is to inform and communicate with health plan members. Please submit suggestions or ideas to: 1808 East Main Street / Onalaska, WI 54650
BARRONMayo Clinic Health System Northland» Karlie Homann, PA-C Family MedicineHILLSBOROSt. Joseph’s Family Clinic» Katherine O’Rourke, DO Family MedicineLA CROSSE, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Mariah Conway, PA-C Orthopedics
LAKE CITY, MNMayo Clinic Health System » Ralph Nelson, DO Internal MedicineMENOMONIE, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Red Cedar» Holly McAbee, LCSW Behavioral HealthONALASKA, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Sara Berns, PA-C Family Medicine
Bronston Chiropractic Clinic» Nicolas Kampfer, DC ChiropracticWINONA, MNFamily & Children’s Center» Betty Lacine, LPCC Behavioral Health
IMPORTANT:
HTHM097 © 2015, Health Tradition
healthtradition.com or Customer Service at 1-877-832-1823
» NOTE: The providers in Hillsboro (St. Joseph’s Hospital and Clinics) can only be accessed at a St. Joseph’s Hospital or Clinic location. Health Tradition may not provide coverage by these providers at other locations.
Join us for the HealthMatters Health Fair
For a current provider listing, visit healthtradition.com, or mayoclinichealthsolutions.com
to check which providers/locations are in your network.
Join us on July 17 & 18 at Copeland ParkBig Blue Dragon Boat Race is Now 2-day Family EventMore than 1,200 paddlers – many of them breast cancer survivors – joined forces at last year’s Big Blue Dragon Boat Race to raise money for breast cancer programs. This year’s festival, which will be held July 17-18 at Copeland Park in La Crosse, has
expanded to include exhibition races, musical entertainment, fireworks, and activities for the entire family. The Big Blue Dragon Boat Race’s collective paddle power supports the Center for Breast Care at Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare. The funds raised benefit area programs on breast cancer prevention, diagnosis and treatment. For more information about how you can get involved as a volunteer, please visit mayoclinichealthsystem.org/bigbluedragon.
EAU CLAIRE, WIMayo Clinic Health System» Martha Nieman, CNM OB/GYN LA CROSSE, WIMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Rustan Wiersma, MD ENT» Gilda Winter, MD Psychiatry» Monica Krzesniak- Swinarska, MD Physical Med. & Rehab.
PRAIRIE FARM, WIMayo Clinic Health System- Northland» This clinic has closed
Health Tradition Health Plan, the La Crosse County Health Department, and Mayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare have partnered to bring you the HealthMatters Health Fair. See below for a list of all the health screening services being offered to the community on June 30, 2015.
» Mammogram – Get your annual mammogram screening right at this event! No cost for uninsured individuals. Insurance will be billed for others. Call for an appointment: Mayo Clinic Health System - Franciscan Healthcare Breast Center: 608-392-6237.» Colon cancer screening – Free screening kits, along with education, will be provided by Health Tradition Health Plan. » Vaccinations – Get your tetanus, whooping cough and shingles immunizations. No appointment is needed. Whooping cough/tetanus vaccine is free for all ages;
shingles vaccine available for fee for those 60 years of age and older.» Free blood pressure checks – No appointment needed. » Cholesterol/Fasting Glucose – No appointment needed. Cost is $16. You may be entitled to insurance reimbursement. 8-hour fasting prior to test is recommended.» Diabetes/A1C testing – No appointment needed. Cost is $21. You may be entitled to insurance reimbursement.» Good nutrition on a budget – Registered Dietitians from Mayo Clinic Health System -
Franciscan Healthcare and La Crosse County Health Department will be on hand to answer your nutrition-related questions and provide tips on preparing healthy, delicious, inexpensive meals. Come sample one of the featured recipes!
» Farmers Market – Fresh produce for purchase from area CSA farmers will be available from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. » Door Prizes & Refreshments! Bring your insurance card so charges can be submitted for appropriate reimbursements. Costs may vary depending on insurance coverage.
Opento the
public!
» July 29 – Flavor: The Spice of Life 1:00 - 2:00 p.m., Lang Conference Room, Franciscan
Healthcare La Crosse Clinic. Use the main entrance. Ever been told to limit salt? Wondering how to jazz up
fish, chicken and vegetables? Learn how to add flavor and nutrition into your diet with spices and herbs. Flavorful recipes will be provided!
» August 27 – Asparagus to Zucchini: Super-Sizing Your Vegetable Intake the Fun Way! 4:00 - 5:00 p.m., Franciscan Healthcare Onalaska Clinic. Learn simple ways to include more vegetables into your
daily eating routine. Be ready to taste and take home some great vegetable recipes as well.
To register please call the Diabetes Education Department at 608-392-7824 or toll free 800-362-5454 ext. 27824.
Free Diabetes Education Sessions
Providers on the Move
LA CRESCENT TO HOLMENMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Jennifer Nordstrom, MD, Family MedicineHOLMEN TO LA CRESCENTMayo Clinic Health System – Franciscan Healthcare» Katy Anthony, PA-C, Family Medicine
Mayo Clinic Store Now Open in La CrosseThe same medical supply products used at Mayo Clinic are now available locally in the Mayo Clinic Store. Visit the store at Franciscan Healthcare St. Ann Building, 620 11th Street South in La Crosse. Mail order services available. Call 608-392-9797 or 800-362-5454, ext. 9797.
Providers Joining our Network
Providers Leaving our Network