Bill Foster and his family are a featured in this story about their cancer journey, including the arrival of daughter Hope, who was born while he was in treatment.
Read moreIn his role, Kevin will oversee all aspects of Medicaid care delivery for Aurora.
Read moreService will include helping students with homework at three Boys & Girls Clubs in Milwaukee’s Sherman Park area, loading backpacks with healthy snacks at the Greater Green Bay YMCA, and sorting food and clothing at Burlington’s Love Inc.
Read moreTom Johnson beat leukemia and got right back on his bike.
Learn moreAurora Cancer Care brings a multidisciplinary approach to cancer treatment, with teams of experts finding the best option for patients. Dr. Wesley Papenfuss is a leading surgical oncologist.
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To arrange interviews, press should call public relations. A member of our team can help access a specialist. If the person a reporter requests is not available, we may be able to provide an alternative source.
Protecting the privacy of patients and families is our responsibility; it's also the law. Please do not come to our sites unannounced. Rather, contact public relations and we will find experts for interviews and connect you. We'll also make an effort to contact patients upon your request to ascertain their interest in being interviewed.
Ensuring patient confidentiality and privacy, and exhibiting sensitivity to all of the patients, families and employees at Aurora Health Care is of vital concern. Therefore, reporters, film crews and photographers must always be accompanied by a public relations team member while on any of the campuses.
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