Oneida Comprehensive Health Division

02/13/2026

Bingo Bash was held at the Anna John Resident Centered Care Community on Thursday, February 12 with an afternoon of fun, games, and prizes.

02/12/2026

Spring arrived at the Memory Café on Wednesday, February 11th. Our 3D Flower Canvas brought smiles to all of us. Join us next month, Wednesday, March 11th from 1:30-3:00 PM at the Health Center main conference room for spring wreaths. Contact Debbie Miller at (920) 869-4854 for more information.

02/09/2026

Measles Are Confirmed In Wisconsin — Protect Yourself and Your Community
Measles spreads very easily, but the good news is that it’s also highly preventable. The best protection is staying up to date on your MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccine.

How to Protect Yourself
• Make sure you’re vaccinated with the MMR vaccine
• Check your immunization status (especially important for adults who aren’t sure of their history)
• Stay alert for symptoms like fever, cough, runny nose, and rash
• If you think you’ve been exposed, contact a healthcare provider right away

Learn more about measles, symptoms, and prevention from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services:
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/immunization/measles.htm

Not sure if you’re up to date on vaccines? You can look up your records online:
https://www.dhfswir.org/PR/clientSearch.do?language=en

Keeping vaccinations current helps protect children, vulnerable adults, and the entire community. To schedule your vaccination appointment, call Oneida Community Health Services at (920) 869-4840.

02/06/2026

❤️ It’s Wear Red Day! ❤️

Today, OCHD staff joined millions across the country in raising awareness for the fight against heart disease in women—the number one killer of women in the U.S.

By wearing red, we’re standing together to:
🔹 Support women affected by heart disease
🔹 Spark conversations about prevention
🔹 Encourage healthier hearts in our communities

Let’s continue to advocate, educate, and empower.

Strong hearts start with awareness. Stronger hearts start with action. ❤️

02/06/2026

February is American Heart Month – Let’s Strengthen Our Hearts Together

This month, join us in lifting up awareness about heart health and supporting one another in making choices that keep our minds, bodies, and spirits strong.

To care for our hearts, we can take simple steps in our daily meals—steps backed by guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):

Nourish the Heart with Foods from the Earth

• Add more fruits and vegetables throughout your day—small swaps can make a big difference.

• Choose whole, fresh foods when possible and be mindful of sodium. Most salt doesn’t come from the shaker, but from packaged and restaurant foods.

• Try replacing salt with herbs and traditional seasonings like thyme, pepper, or other flavorful spices.

• Explore the DASH eating plan, which offers a flexible, balanced approach to eating in a heart healthy way using everyday foods.

These practices honor both our well being and the foods our ancestors trusted to sustain them.

As we move through February, let’s continue to support one another—checking in on our loved ones, sharing healthy meals, and choosing daily habits that keep our hearts strong for the generations ahead.

Together, we take care of our hearts. Together, we thrive.

01/30/2026

Yawʌ́·kó to Our Dedicated Team Members!

During Wednesday's Oneida Business Committee meeting, the Oneida Nation honored several outstanding members of the Oneida Comprehensive Health Division whose years of service continue to strengthen the health and wellness of our Oneida community. Their commitment reflects tsiʔ níʔ yukwalihótʌ̲ — Our Ways — by caring for the mind, body, and spirit of those we serve.

Please join us in celebrating the work anniversaries of:

Robert Pamanet – Behavioral Health
Connie Danforth – Therapy
Cynthia Mooren – Purchase Referred Care
Sheila Baumgart – Patient Account Representative
Kimbery Mehojah – Pharmacy
Stephanie Eberhardy – Medical

We are grateful for your leadership, compassion, and continued service.

Yawʌ́·kó for all you do!

1st Photo: OCHD Division leadership with Robert Pamanet, Connie Danforth, Kimberly Mehojah, and Stephanie Eberhardy.

2nd Photo: All Oneida Nation employees honored with the Oneida Business Committee.

01/29/2026

Informational booths, giveaways, snacks, and recipes along with presentations from Health and Wellness experts.

01/28/2026

If you aren't able to join us in person, the Expo will be live streamed on Facebook.

Join us! No registration is required and space is limited for presentations.

01/26/2026

Please plan accordingly. Those with appointments affected have been contacted or will be contacted by staff.

01/23/2026

February's Memory Cafe is set for February 11 at the Oneida Health Center. The event runs from 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM. See the flyer for additional details.

01/21/2026

The holiday season can bring joy, connection, and celebration — but it can also leave many feeling emotionally drained once the celebrations are over. If you’re experiencing stress, loneliness, fatigue, or increased anxiety after the holidays, you’re not alone.

At Oneida Comprehensive Health, we remain committed to providing holistic, culturally sensitive care that supports the wellness of OUR Oneida Community.
Our Behavioral Health team is here to walk alongside you with services including:

🌿 Counseling & Therapy
🌿 Substance use support
🌿 Crisis and Same Day Care
🌿 Culturally grounded healing and wellness options

If this time of year feels heavy, we encourage you to take the first step toward feeling better. Reaching out is an act of strength and self‑care. Reach us at (920) 490-3790 or visit https://oneida-nsn.gov/resources/health/behavioral-health/behavioral-health-welcome/

01/20/2026

Please plan accordingly.