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An adult medicine provider is a primary care provider dedicated to the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of common adult medical problems.

• Cristina Custer, APNP

Mile Bluff's anesthesia team is made up of certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs). CRNAs are advanced practice nurses with specialized graduate-level education in anesthesia and pain management. At Mile Bluff, CRNAs work with patients throughout their entire surgery experience. They constantly monitor every function of the body and modify anesthesia as needed to ensure a patient's safety and comfort.

• Chris Erkkila, DNAP, CRNA, APNP
• Ken Hallwood, CRNA, APNP
• Jackie Kemp, CRNA
• Micah Playman, DNP, CRNA, ACNP-BC, APNP
• Michael Wolf, DNP, CRNA, APNP, CHPN

Emergency medicine physicians have been trained to evaluate and initially treat acute illness or injuries that require immediate medical attention. These physicians provide care in the Emergency Department at Mile Bluff Medical Center.

• Edward Bueno, MD
• Ted Weitz, MD
• Kevin Whitney, MD

Urgent care providers see patients in our Urgent Care. These services are available during the evenings and on weekends when medical clinics are closed. These following provide care in our Urgent Care Department at Mile Bluff Medical Center.

• Jennifer Birdsey, PA-C
• Leah Doughty, PA-C
• Ashlie Dushek, PA-C

The specialty of family medicine focuses on creating lasting, caring relationships with patients of all ages. Family medicine physicians are highly trained in the most up-to-date treatments and technologies. Family physicians know that patients want more than a medical diagnosis - they want the comprehensive, personalized care that a family physician can offer.

• Timothy Bjelland, DO
• Randall Brandt, PA-C
• Lee Dresang, MD
• Anne Fenwick, PA-C
• Angela Gatzke-Plamann, MD
• Timothy R. Hinton, MD
• Ann Hoffmann, MD
• David Hoffmann, MD
• Brad Ingraham, PA-C
• Christine M Jensen, RN, PA-C, MPAS
• Cathy Kidd, PA-C
• Cassondra Kovach, MD
• James Logan, MD
• Bryan Myers, MD
• Moiya Murphy, DO
• Gloria Nachreiner, PA-C
• Angie Olson, PA-C
• Lisa Olson, PA-C
• Jane Peterson-Kattenbraker, MD
• Paul Rudy, MD
• Kimberley Sabey, DO
• Lynn Schuebel, PA-C
• Jenna Sebranek, MD
• Carol Stodola, MD
• Emily Walden, CNM

General surgeons are highly trained to diagnose, treat and mange a wide variety of surgical conditions. They treat problems found in internal organs (digestive system, gallbladder, liver, etc.), as well as in soft tissues (abnormalities of the breast, etc.). With further training, some general surgeons also have sub-specialties and perform surgeries for other areas of the body or specialized procedures.

• Greg Burgess, PA-C
• William Marculis, DO
• Timothy Napier, MD, FACS
• Jennifer Schmidt, PA-C
• Brian Schultz, DO

Providers specializing in gynecology are trained to diagnose and treat conditions that are unique to women (i.e. issues with reproductive organs and incontinence, irregular periods, etc.). At Mile Bluff, gynecologists consult with patients, conduct diagnostic testing and perform surgeries. Practitioners with additional training in incontinence issues are considered urogynecologists.

• Mike Pech, MD, FACOG
• Maria Wolf, APNP
• Emily Walden, CNM

At Mile Bluff, hospitalists work in partnership with primary care providers to meet the medial needs of patients while they are in the hospital.

• Leah Doughty, PA-C
• William Gaspar, MD
• John Murphy, MD
• Mongtu "Krissy" Ngo, PA-C
• Stephen Taylor, PA-C

Internal medicine physicians work solely with adults. Whether it's for general health concerns or a complex illness, internists use their training to prevent, diagnose and treat diseases. Through disease prevention and the promotion of healthy living, internal medicine providers help patients understand why wellness is important.

• Kevin A. Butterfield, DO

From preconception and prenatal care, to delivery and post-partum care for mom and baby, nurse midwives help mothers and families throughout the pregnancy journey. However, nurse midwives (CNMs) do more than just deliver babies. They provide healthcare and wellness care to women of all ages. This may include family planning, gynecological checkups, prenatal care, menopause management, and more.

Certified nurse midwives are advanced nurse practitioners, meaning they must earn an advanced degree, special certification, and training in order to provide care to patients.

• Emily Walden, CNM, IBCLC, MSN/Ed

Orthopedic surgeons evaluate and treat patients for conditions that affect bones, joints, ligaments, tendons and muscles found throughout the body. Conditions can range from arthritis and tendinitis to fractures, sprains and muscle tears. Common orthopedic surgeries performed at Mile Bluff include: total knee and hip replacements, ACL repairs, carpal tunnel release and rotator cuff repair.

• Wallace Brucker, MD
• James Grannell, DO
• John Horan, MD
• Rick Rilling, MD
• Jennifer Schmidt, PA-C

Pediatricians specialize in the development and care of children, and the treatment of diseases that affect children. Pediatricians perform wellness checks, diagnose and treat acute care issues (such as respiratory infections, colds, headaches, abdominal pain, etc.), and also diagnose and manage conditions like ADD/ADHD. Pediatricians treat patients ages birth to 18.

• Ryan Plamann, MD

Mile Bluff's Podiatry team is highly trained to treat your feet, ankles, and lower extremities.

• Richard Langen, DPM, FACFAS
• Marissa McNelly Le, DPM

At Mile Bluff, many family medicine providers are also trained in obstetrics (pregnancy care). Expecting mothers can rest assured knowing that the team of pregnancy care providers will be there throughout pregnancy, childbirth and after delivery.

Providers who offer prenatal care services, include:

• Anne Fenwick, PA-C
• Christine Jensen, RN, PA-C, MPAS
• Cathy Kidd, PA-C
• Gloria Nachreiner, PA-C
• Angie Olson, PA-C
• Lisa Olson, PA-C, MPAS
• Jenna Sebranek, MD

Providers who offer prenatal care and delivery, include:

• Timothy Bjelland, DO
• Angela Gatzke-Plamann, MD
• Cassondra Kovach, MD
• Jane Peterson-Kattenbraker, MD
• Paul Rudy, MD
• Kimberley Sabey, DO
• Emily Walden, CNM

Primary care providers are healthcare practitioners who coordinate or helps a patient access a range of healthcare services. They provide routine care, treatment of acute illnesses, preventative care, non-emergency medical care, and much more. Primary care providers often treat conditions in their own offices, but do refer patients to specialists when needed. Primary care providers are often involved with a patient's care throughout the many stages of life.

• Timothy Bjelland, DO
• Randall Brandt, PA-C
• Kevin Butterfield, DO
• Cristina Custer, APNP
• Lee Dresang, MD
• Anne Fenwick, PA-C
• Angela Gatzke-Plamann, MD
• Timothy Hinton, MD
• Ann Hoffmann, MD
• David Hoffmann, MD
• Brad Ingraham, PA-C
• Christine Jensen, PA-C
• Cathy Kidd, PA-C
• Cassondra Kovach, MD
• James Logan, MD
• Moiya Murphy, DO
• Bryan Myers, MD
• Gloria Nachreiner, PA-C
• Angie Olson, PA-C
• Lisa Olson, PA-C
• Jane Peterson-Kattenbraker, MD
• Ryan Plamann, MD
• Paul Rudy, MD
• Kimberley Sabey, DO
• Jenna Sebranek, MD
• Carol Stodola, MD
• Emily Walden, CNM

Physicians who specialize in sleep medicine assess and diagnose sleep disturbances and disorders. Mile Bluff employees diplomates of the American Board of Sleep Medicine. Initial consultations with providers are conducted at Mile Bluff Clinic. If a study is ordered, it will take place at the sleep lab in the homelike environment ofTerrace Heights apartment complex, next to the medical center. To review the findings of a sleep study, a follow-up meeting with a sleep physician will be scheduled at Mile Bluff Clinic.

• Robert Buss, MD, D.ABSM
• Daniel Kattenbraker, MD, D.ABSM

Mile Bluff brings additional services to patients in Mauston through partnerships with several other medical organizations. Specialists from various medical fields visit Mile Bluff regularly. Referrals are often needed for these services.