Wisconsin Spine and Pain: Home

Summary: - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (WisDHS) is Wisconsin’s state government agency responsible for public health, mental health and substance use services, long-term care, disability services, medical assistance, and administration of Medicaid/Medicare. It regulates hospitals and care providers, supports local public health agencies, and operates care facilities and quality assurance programs. - Key facts: founded 1891; headquarters in Madison; employs ~1,121 staff; overseen by a secretary-designee (as of Feb 2023: Kirsten Johnson); main office in Madison with regional offices statewide; primary contact via dhs.wisconsin.gov. - Relevance to your query: The PDF you’re seeking (Pain Clinic Directory) would be a Wisconsin WisDHS resource listing pain clinics; WisDHS administers health services and dependent programs in Wisconsin, including provider directories related to health services.

Aurora Medical Center – Sheboygan County is a nonprofit, 113-bed hospital in Sheboygan, WI, part of Aurora Health Care. It offers general surgery, behavioral health, back and spine, pulmonology, imaging, lab and pharmacy, plus private rooms and birthing suites. It emphasizes cardiology and orthopedics, with 18 employees (annual growth +19.3%). The center serves Sheboygan County and surrounding communities, providing state-of-the-art care in a community hospital setting. For pain management specifically in Sheboygan, this facility is part of the local Aurora network, but no dedicated pain management program is listed in the provided details. If you need targeted pain management services, consider contacting the center directly at 920-457-4461 or 833-528-7672.