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"Our little miracle is home because of you."After bringing their daughter, Oaklee, home from the Aurora BayCare Medical ...
08/04/2026

"Our little miracle is home because of you."

After bringing their daughter, Oaklee, home from the Aurora BayCare Medical Center NICU, Jenn and Dan wrote a heartfelt letter to the neonatal team that cared for them during one of the most challenging times of their lives.

What they expected to be one of the happiest days of their lives quickly became filled with fear and uncertainty. Oaklee was born at 34 weeks due to preeclampsia. But throughout their journey, Jenn and Dan found comfort in their care team that celebrated every milestone, answered every question, offered reassurance during the most difficult days and cared for Oaklee with undeniable compassion and love.

"Somewhere along the way, you stopped being 'the NICU staff.' You became our family," they wrote.

As local dairy farmers, Jenn and Dan spent time getting to know their nurses, physicians and teammates while sharing their own stories about farm life, earning the nickname "the farmers" and forming lasting connections. Before they left, they thanked everyone with a written testament of the exceptional care they received — along with cheese and sausage trays. 🐄🧀

Today, Oaklee is just over 2 months old, doing well and already getting to visit the cows on the family farm.

Thank you, Jenn and Dan, for trusting us with your daughter's care and for sharing your beautiful words — and thank you to our Aurora BayCare NICU team for the hope and support you provide to families every day. 💙

Smoke from wildfires in Canada has reached Wisconsin, resulting in a hazardous air quality advisory. Anyone can experien...
07/16/2026

Smoke from wildfires in Canada has reached Wisconsin, resulting in a hazardous air quality advisory. Anyone can experience symptoms such as eye irritation, coughing and shortness of breath, though people with underlying respiratory conditions may be affected more severely.

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07/15/2026

Kerri and her husband started their fertility journey in 2021 after trying to conceive naturally. With the help of the fertility clinic at Aurora BayCare Medical Center, the couple decided on IVF, and Kerri had her egg retrieval in August of 2021.

In November of 2021, Kerri had her first successful transfer via IVF and now has a 4-year-old daughter, Sydney. The fertility clinic became so near and dear to her heart that she began to work there as a nurse practitioner. She even worked at the clinic during her second embryo transfer, which resulted in the birth of her son, Max.

When the timing is right, they hope to use the last embryo to have a third baby. Kerri and her husband are so thankful for the team at Aurora BayCare for helping them reach their family goals and for all of their care along the way.

Learn more about fertility services at Aurora BayCare: https://bit.ly/4vtPmTN

07/02/2026

Miranda was diagnosed with pneumonia, but after a month she still didn't feel well. She had an annual appointment scheduled at Aurora BayCare Medical Center and she knew she had to dig deeper and get answers. She brought her concerns to her care team, who listened and took the time to dig in. The team discovered that she had a significant heart murmur, and Miranda was referred for a CT scan for an additional look.

During the CT scan, they found that Miranda had a 9-centimeter aortic aneurysm that was beginning to tear. If left untreated, it could cause a fatal rupture. Within hours, she rushed into emergency heart surgery.

Miranda continues to focus on her recovery, and she is starting to feel like herself again. She urges everyone to trust their instincts and get checked out if they are concerned about their health. She’s thankful to the team at Aurora BayCare for hearing her concerns and taking steps to investigate.

Learn more about primary care at Aurora BayCare: https://bit.ly/4b6vm2h

As Wisconsin is under an extreme heat warning with temperatures still rising, we want to remind you to take precautions ...
07/02/2026

As Wisconsin is under an extreme heat warning with temperatures still rising, we want to remind you to take precautions to stay safe during dangerously high temperatures.

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*Heat exhaustion may include heavy sweating, nausea, dizziness, fatigue and rapid pulse. Heat stroke is a medical emergency and may include a body temperature of 103 degrees or higher, confusion, seizures, or loss of consciousness. Call 911 immediately if heat stroke is suspected. It’s important to listen to your body, take precautions and seek help right away if symptoms worsen.

06/15/2026

When Joel was only 18 years old, he learned that he had benign tumors growing along the nerves in his spine called neurofibromas. As they grew, Joel became unable to stand or walk. He underwent multiple surgeries to successfully remove the tumors, but he had to start all over – and entirely learn to walk again.

Joel started going to physical therapy at Aurora BayCare Medical Center multiple times a week and began to see results overtime. After months of treatment, including occupational therapy, he worked to rebuild his strength and confidence. Always striving for progress, he also put in significant time at home.

Now, his commitment and determination are paying off. Joel is not only walking, but has his sights set on running!

Learn more about spine care at Aurora BayCare: https://bit.ly/4eahTIO

Aurora BayCare Medical Center was proud to host its inaugural Veterans’ Health Care Symposium, bringing together healthc...
06/12/2026

Aurora BayCare Medical Center was proud to host its inaugural Veterans’ Health Care Symposium, bringing together healthcare professionals, military leaders, Veteran advocates and community partners for a day of learning, collaboration and connection.

Through expert-led discussions on topics ranging from mental health and traumatic brain injury to Veteran resources and innovative healthcare partnerships, attendees gained valuable insights to better understand and serve those who have served our country.

Thank you to all who participated in helping advance compassionate, Veteran-centered care and strengthen support for Veterans and military families.

06/08/2026

Julia had been feeling exhausted by even the simplest tasks for years—and it only got worse over time. After being diagnosed with atrial fibrillation and cardiac bigeminy, an irregular heartbeat, her care team at Aurora BayCare Medical Center began closely monitoring her heart. Eventually, they determined she would need a heart valve replacement, carefully timing the procedure for the best possible outcome.

“There is a sweet spot where the valve is severely tight, with no symptoms or minimal symptoms. That’s when you need to replace it,” Dr. Armann Shaikh explained.

Julia underwent a minimally invasive aortic valve replacement using a catheter, avoiding the need for open-heart surgery. Thanks to this advanced approach, she spent just a few days in the hospital and felt an immediate difference. Today, Julia is grateful to have her energy back—and to the team who helped make it possible.

Learn more about heart health with Aurora BayCare: https://bit.ly/4v4oOtc

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