Stoughton Health
900 Ridge Street
Stoughton, WI 53589
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Getting older comes with many changes. Some are physical. Others affect memory, mood, and mental health. But not every change is simply "part of aging," and knowing the difference can make a real impact on quality of life. Deanna Houck, a therapist with the Senior...
Facing the reality of a loved one’s aging or approaching the end of life is never easy. These conversations are often avoided because they feel uncomfortable, overwhelming, or simply too painful. But, according to Kristin Scheeler, MSSW, CAPSW, and Certified Advanced...
February is American Heart Month, a nationwide effort to raise awareness about cardiovascular health and encourage proactive steps to reduce heart-related risks. It’s a fitting time to highlight the care available at the Stoughton Health Cardiology Clinic, where...
Downsizing is never easy, especially when it involves treasured family belongings and the memories attached to them. For aging parents, the process often feels overwhelming, and for adult children, stepping in to help can lead to tension or misunderstandings. How can...
When staying at home is the goal, which it is for many aging and in-need individuals, the right help can make all the difference. Here, Executive Director of Village Caregiving Madison, Leslie Luedtke, explains who benefits from in-home care, what to look for in an...
Mental health challenges are not an inevitable part of aging. But, they are common among older adults, especially as life circumstances change. At Stoughton Health, the Senior Life Solutions program is designed to meet the emotional and psychological needs of...
For many seniors, downsizing isn’t simply about moving into a smaller home. It’s about making tough decisions on what to keep, sell, or give away. While the process can feel overwhelming, understanding today’s resale trends and exploring creative solutions can ease...
When most people hear the word "therapy," they often think of physical rehabilitation or counseling. However, there is another vital kind of therapy that plays a powerful role in helping people live fuller, more independent lives- occupational therapy. What is...
Being discharged from the hospital can be both a relief and a challenge. For many patients and families, it’s a moment filled with uncertainty, new instructions, and concerns about what comes next. According to Dr. Angie Ingraham, board-certified patient advocate and...
Stoughton Memory Café, which began in May 2017, has become an invaluable resource for families in the Stoughton community and beyond. Memory Cafés provide a supportive and engaging environment for individuals with memory loss and their care partners to share...
When patients walk into cardiac rehabilitation, they expect exercise equipment, medical guidance, and structured recovery plans. What many don’t anticipate is the sense of community, encouragement, and lifelong friendships that come with it. At Stoughton Health’s...
As we age, the idea of “less is more” often becomes more appealing—and more necessary. For many seniors, downsizing isn't just about moving to a smaller home. It’s about simplifying life, reducing physical burdens, and aligning living spaces with evolving health and...
If you’re a commercial driver or thinking about becoming one, chances are you’ve heard the term “DOT physical.” But what exactly is a DOT physical, and do you really need one? This mandatory medical exam, regulated by the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration...
Stoughton Health's President & CEO, Chris Brabant's career has spanned most aspects of the perfusion and cardiovascular surgery spectrum. In a recent article, Chris discussed his time in the military and the work ethic it instilled, his pathway through perfusion,...
Expert Tips and Tricks to Exercise More Most of us know we should be exercising more—whether it's for better health, more energy, or simply to feel stronger in our day-to-day lives. But, between busy schedules, unrealistic expectations, and that ever-fading...
