Badger Health Center

09/15/2025

Another reminder:
Please be aware that someone has stolen some of our information and has created a fake Indeed ad in attempt to scam people. Please do not give anyone your personal information or bank info by email or over the phone. This is NOT US.

09/07/2025

This week BHC's name has been involved in a hiring scam. Unfortunately we were bombarded with phone calls anf emails of innocent applicants looking for validation if Badger Health Center's post on Indeed /Ziprecruiter etc. for a remote job was valid or scam. IT'S A SCAM!! 'Franco, dr Kate's hiring manager that is interviewing on teams" is not a true employee of BHC!! The following pics are sent from those we spoke too about the scam. Dr Jocelyn - owner

08/12/2025

Between these closures and the local road construction, give yourself some extra time to make it to your appointment this week!

UPDATED ROAD CLOSURES:
Full Closures:
Madison Bridge
St Paul (slip ramp to Wisconsin Ave)
Prairie Ave (College to St Paul NB only)
Fox River Parkway @ Sunset

Partial Closures:
Fox River Parkway @ Foxwood

For a full list of closures, please see this page on the City website: https://bit.ly/4mCDpHl

07/02/2025

💆‍♀️Get your relax on.....
Massage appointment available tomorrow at 12:15

05/22/2025

Hey Everyone
We have massage openings with our new massage therapist,Tina, Tuesday, May 27, 2-7pm
Call us at 262-547-2250 to schedule your therapeutic massage

02/19/2025

Recognizing certain musculoskeletal features can be a key to diagnosing Marfan syndrome and other connective tissue disorders. Doctors of Chiropractic are well trained to recognize these features.

February is Marfan Awareness Month and you can do your part from the comfort of your own home on social media. In addition to sharing information from our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, you can create your own posts and tweets to increase awareness. Promote during February!

02/19/2025

01/11/2025

We have a lot of patients who are new moms! When breastfeeding, babies don’t keep time. They might want to nurse every few hours one day and almost constantly the next. Letting go of a schedule is one of the most freeing things you can do for you and baby. If they seem hungry AGAIN, it’s ok to feed them instead of looking for other ways to soothe and distract them. You aren’t teaching them “bad habits,” you’re nourishing and comforting them, and helping their little brains and bodies to grow. It also gets your milk supply up and running! Aim for 8-12 feedings in 24 hours instead of “every 2-3 hours.”

I have a problem with lactation cookies being available all over the place as if people who have issues with low milk supply are simply cookie- deficient.

So why show cookies? Well, I got tired of saying that the recommendation for newborn feeding is at least 8-12 feedings every 24 hours, not every 2-3 hours. I get it- 8 and 12 into 24 make every 2-3 hours sound reasonable, but babies don't know how to tell time. We are often teaching that we need to watch for feeding cues as long as we are feeding every 2-3 hours, which is confusing. Plus, we know that sleeping babies often stay asleep if you try to wake them to eat. We need to focus more on the number of feedings rather than the time in between.

So- cookies. I like Oreos because you can stack them. You stack 8 (or 12 or more -whatever goal we want to set) and every time you feed the baby, you eat a cookie and when the pile is gone, you win. We get a new stack every day.

Picture is a stack of 8 Oreos, taken real time by a mama who is rocking this!

10/24/2024

Take care of yourself. Make it a choice.

10/05/2024

My big helpers at the office today!

08/05/2024

Especially if you have an athlete, please use this great opportunity to have their hearts checked. Often times you don’t know there’s a problem until it’s too late.

2 WEEK REMINDER TO ALL: The Kai 11 Save a Heart Mission sign up link for our August EKG/ECG testing is active, don’t forget to sign up your child!

www.whoweplayfor.org/wisconsin-waukesha

06/27/2024

We adjust lots of babies on a weekly basis!

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