Marshfield Clinic

09/14/2026

Thirty people died on Wisconsin farms in 2023. Half of those farmers were 65 or older.

Researchers hope that by compiling the Farm Fatality Report, they can not only find trends, but prevent them.

Learn more:

Thirty people died on Wisconsin farms in 2023. That's one more death than 2022 had.

09/14/2026

Although we often expect vision problems to develop with age, eye issues can also happen in young children. Dr. Jill Dillon, optometrist, talks about common concerns and how to protect your vision at any age.

Read more: https://san.fo/4cFHqIL

09/14/2026

Patient Portal Update: Access to the Patient Portal has been restored and is now available through both the app and website. Thank you for your patience while our teams worked to resolve the issue.

09/13/2026

Patient Portal Update: Marshfield Clinic is aware of an issue affecting patient portal access via both the app and website. Our teams are actively working to restore service. During this time, please contact your local Marshfield medical center by telephone for assistance. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

09/09/2026

Tanning is coming back into fashion, but it increases premature aging and risk of melanoma – especially if you use a tanning bed. Learn more from Melissa Koopmann, PA-C.

Schedule an appointment with dermatology: https://bit.ly/4yqkdTh

07/31/2026

Stormy weather can be scary – but some people experience more fear and anxiety than others.
Preparing, staying informed and seeking emotional support can help alleviate anxiety and
manage symptoms before, during and after storms.

Learn more about severe storm anxiety here: https://bit.ly/4yJpJ4x

07/23/2026

Mark your calendars – Miracle Treat Day is just one week away. Every blizzard sold on July 30 will support Marshfield Children's Hospital.

Participating locations include: Antigo, Ashland, Bessemer (MI), Hayward, Hurley, Marshfield (Central Ave & Roddis St.), Merrill, Rhinelander, Stevens Point, Tomahawk, Wausau (Grand Ave & Thomas St.) and Wisconsin Rapids.

Plus: donate a blizzard to a patient at Marshfield Children's Hospital by donating here: https://bit.ly/4vuAF30

07/22/2026

The Midwest saw an early spike in tick-related activity, according to CDC data. Alex Linz, a staff scientist who studies ticks in the Midwest at the Marshfield Clinic Research Institute, explained that tick season started earlier this year than in the past.

Learn how to keep yourself and your family safe from tick-borne diseases and how to help Marshfield Clinic Research Institute with its tick study. https://bit.ly/3RuFiMy

Experts warn that tick numbers are high again this summer, but here are tips to keep you safe from tick bites and tick-borne illnesses.

07/16/2026

Wildfire smoke is more than just a damper on an otherwise sunny day. It can be dangerous for those with respiratory conditions. And those with underlying conditions aren't the only ones who can feel the smoke's effects. Anyone could.

Learn how to keep yourself and your family safe:

The wildfire smoke that's filling skies across the country can wreak havoc on those with underlying respiratory conditions.

07/15/2026

With the spread of cyclosporiasis causing GI upset and diarrhea, you may wondering how you can eat healthy and still keep yourself and your family safe. Here are some good general food safety tips to keep in mind:

-Wash your hands with soap and water before preparing food
-Wash all fruits and vegetables thoroughly under running water
-Wash cutting boards, dishes, utensils and counter tops with soap and hot water

In the past, cyclosporiasis outbreaks have been linked to bagged salad mixes and kits, fresh cilantro, fresh basil, raspberries, snow peas and green onions. To reduce risk of exposure, consider cooking food to at least 158 degrees Fahrenheit before eating. And of course, contact your provider if you have any questions or concerns.