Hematology and Medical Oncology Clinic - UW Health

Summary: The National Farm Medicine Center (NFMC) is a Marshfield Clinic Research Institute program (established 1981) focused on agricultural health and safety research and services. Based in Marshfield, Wisconsin, NFMC functions as part of the Marshfield Clinic Research Institute and supports researchers, safety/health professionals, and agricultural stakeholders with information on research projects, outcomes, and services. It operates as a non-profit/public entity with multiple U.S. offices, emphasizing agricultural health, safety, and research support across the agricultural sector.

Cancer Care at Marshfield Clinic (Marshfield Clinic Health System) - Overview: Marshfield Clinic is a nonprofit health care system with over 50 locations across northern, central, and western Wisconsin. It provides a broad range of medical services, including oncology, and operates under Sanford Health as its parent organization. - Key facts: - Founded: 1916; Headquarters: Marshfield, WI - Type: Nonprofit health system; Industry: Hospitals and Health Care - Locations: United States (primarily Wisconsin) with a network of clinics and facilities - Contact: Main phone numbers include 800-782-8581 and 1-715-387-5511 - Revenue: Approximately $2.6B; Employees: ~2,252 - NAICS/SIC: 62/622; 80/801 - Oncology focus: Marshfield Clinic offers cancer care services as part of its comprehensive medical program. For specific oncology departments, treatment options (e.g., chemotherapy, radiation, surgical oncology), and patient resources, consult the Marshfield Clinic website or call its oncology/medical services line. - Additional notes: The system operates under the umbrella of Sanford Health and has a presence beyond Wisconsin, though primary operations are in Wisconsin. If you need details on specific cancer treatments, locations with oncology departments, or appointment processes, I can pull that from the site or provide direct contact paths.