Family Medicine

Family Medicine in Onalaska, Wisconsin, provides care for patients from the time they are born through their adult lives. We also provide care during pregnancy and into senior years. We accomplish this by specializing in "whole-person care" — treating illnesses or injuries, while at the same time relating each health issue to the entire patient picture: body, mind and spirit.

Our staff gets to know you and you family, acquiring knowledge on family medical history and unique patient characteristics. We're dedicated to the total well-being of all of our patients and their families as part of an integrated system of health professionals committed to excellence in patient care.

You also can be seen in our Same Day Clinic weekdays from 7 a.m.-8 p.m. and weekends from 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Call for Family Medicine or Same Day Clinic appointments.

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