Plug in to Health

Lisa Tutskey, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Prevea Health, discusses navigating a new chapter of the pandemic and when "getting back to normal" is easier said than done.

We address some of the most frequently asked questions about vaccinating your children for COVID-19, as you seek information and peace of mind.

Stroke is the 5th leading cause of death and a leading cause of disability in the United States. Dr. Alison Nohara, a neurointerventional radiologist for Prevea Health helps shed some light on what we all need to know about stroke, as May marks National Stroke Awareness Month.

Three vaccines are now approved for FDA use in the fight against COVID-19 here in the U.S.  Prevea Health President and CEO, Dr. Ashok Rai, explains how each vaccine works, and provides answers to common questions about the vaccines.

Renita Robinson, Vice President of Diversity and Inclusion at Prevea Health, talks about her new role at our health care organization, and how it can help us to better serve our communities' health care needs.

There are a lot of questions when it comes to the COVID-19 vaccine and pregnancy. This episode is focused on answering those questions with the help of board certified OB/GYN, Dr. Jessica Lyszczynski of Prevea Health.

As health care workers receive the first round of COVID-19 vaccine, this episode focuses on important information regarding the vaccine, and addresses concerns you may have about getting vaccinated.

Prevea President and CEO, Dr. Ashok Rai, and Prevea Director of Primary Care, Quality and Innovation, Amber Allen, address health care’s biggest concerns about the upcoming flu season, and what we can all be doing to keep ourselves and our families safe and healthy.

Dr. Josh Rankin, Prevea Pediatrician, offers helpful tips for parents in getting their kids comfortable with wearing a mask.

This episode explores the practice of empathy.  Lisa Tutskey, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist at Prevea Health, talks about the value that empathy can bring to our lives, to others, and to our relationships.

As the number of those with Alzheimer's and other dementias grows, so will the number of those caring for loved ones affected by the disease.  Katie Dykes, a Nurse Practitioner specializing in geriatrics at Prevea Health, provides guidance and resources for those caregivers.

Dr. Erin E. Stevens, a Prevea Gynecologic Oncologist, trained at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in Brooklyn, New York, where COVID-19 has hit particularly hard.  On this episode, she offers insight on the impact COVID-19 has had on cancer patients, as well as her daily personal and professional life as a health care provider.   

As we try our best to stay positive during the Covid-19 pandemic, and care for ourselves and our families, we are also experiencing a wide range of emotions.  Dr. Carolyn Reabe, Prevea Psychiatrist, talks about if what we are feeling is normal and when it may be time to consider professional help.

President and CEO of Prevea Health, Dr. Ashok Rai, answers some common questions about universal masking and the important role it plays in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

This episode focuses on how to help our kids and ourselves through the many life changes we are experiencing as a result of the novel coronavirus pandemic.  Prevea Health Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, Lisa Tutskey, helps us navigate the many emotions we may be feeling.

Whether you're taking flight for Spring Break, mapping out a summer road trip or driving shorter distances to your vacation destination, we have you and your kids covered.  Prevea pediatrician, Dr. Josh Rankin, joins us to offer some helpful travel tips, and shares what he has learned from his own traveling adventures with his children.

How much do we really know about heart attack, how common it is and how it can be prevented? Prevea interventional cardiologist, Dr. Todd Fergus, provides some critical and potentially life-saving information.

In the midst of a Wisconsin winter we battle flu, common cold, stomach bugs and more.  Prevea Family Medicine Physician, Dr. Amy Romandine Kratz, talks about how adults and children can navigate through these common illnesses.

Many Americans think there is something "scary" about Sunday.  It's that feeling of anxiety that starts to creep up when realizing a new week is about to begin, and all the responsibilities that come with it.  Lisa Tutskey, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist for Prevea Behavioral Care, joins us to offer solutions so we can enjoy our Sundays without being overwhelmed by what aw...

Research shows that women, particularly mothers and caregivers, carry the brunt of the "mental load" for their families.  Lisa Tutskey, a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist for Prevea Behavioral Care, joins us to discuss why that is, and offers helpful insight on how to reduce the "mental load" or "emotional labor."

We welcome President and CEO of Prevea Health, Dr. Ashok Rai, as we dedicate our first episode to helping you become more familiar with Prevea Health and our passion for creating healthy and happy communities.