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How to get your patients to use your patient portal?

MyChart Login. MyChart user? Log in to make an appointment. Request an Appointment Online. Or call Adult Specialties (800) 272-3666 or Pediatric Specialties (877) 607-5280.

How do you set up a patient portal?

MyChart Login. MyChart user? Log in to make an appointment. Request an Appointment Online. Or call Adult Specialties (800) 272-3666 or Pediatric Specialties (877) 607-5280.

How do I access my Patient Portal?

Palliative Medicine Patient Care. We are committed to treating the unique medical needs of patients facing advanced or life-threatening illnesses such as pain management, and emotional and psychological support. We work closely with patients and family caregivers to guide them through advance care planning and making difficult decisions about ...

How to access patient portal?

MyChart Login. MyChart user? Log in to make an appointment. Request an Appointment Online. Or call Adult Specialties (800) 272-3666 or Pediatric Specialties (877) 607-5280.

Bariatric Surgery Program

The Froedtert/MCW Bariatric Surgery Program is Accredited by the American College of Surgeons and the American Society of Metabolic and Bariatric...

Breast Surgery Program

The Breast Surgery Program offers a comprehensive, experienced team of physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, genetics counselors, clinical...

Cardiothoracic Surgery

Find contact information for the division of cardiothoracic surgery and links to the clinical programs and the rib fracture clinic.

Colorectal Surgery

The Colorectal Division has an expansive scope of services that includes the diagnosis and treatment of benign, inflammatory, functional, and...

Condon Hernia Institute

The Robert E. Condon Hernia Institute is a collaborative, multidisciplinary program comprised of clinicians dedicated to hernia repair.

Endocrine Surgery

This program is dedicated to improving the care of patients with benign and malignant endocrine disorders of the thyroid, parathyroid, and adrenal...

Minimally Invasive and Gastrointestinal Surgery

Find contact information for the Minimally Invasive and Gastrointestinal Surgery division and links to the programs and institutes associated with the...

Geriatric Medicine Patient Care

We are committed to treating the unique medical needs of older adults such as dementia, frailty, and urinary incontinence. We work closely with family caregivers and community resources to help with living arrangements, memory enhancement, and caregiver support.

Palliative Medicine Patient Care

We are committed to treating the unique medical needs of patients facing advanced or life-threatening illnesses such as pain management, and emotional and psychological support. We work closely with patients and family caregivers to guide them through advance care planning and making difficult decisions about medical care.

What is MCW team?

At MCW, each patient’s pancreatic cancer care team is comprised of a diverse group of specialists. Cooperative care helps ensure that every patient has an optimal treatment plan and receives the best therapy. Your team of physicians and professionals work together to create a comprehensive individualized care plan. Weekly meetings are scheduled to discuss cases, evaluate treatment options, recommend care actions, and follow up on each individual’s progress.

How is chemotherapy given?

Most chemotherapy is given via the intravenous route by specially trained nurses. Often, a port will be placed prior to starting chemotherapy. The regimen, frequency, and duration of the chemotherapy will be set by your medical oncologist.

What is a clinical trial?

Clinical Trials. Clinical Trials. A clinical trial is a type of research study that tests how effective new medical approaches are in comparison to standard therapy. These are one of the most powerful ways that your doctors can learn how to best treat your pancreatic cancer.

What is cancer diagnosis?

A cancer diagnosis is a life-changing event for patients and their family members. It can be an overwhelming experience for everyone involved. On this page, we’ve gathered a number of additional resources and support materials to help you stay informed and hopeful during this difficult time.

How is radiation delivered?

Radiation therapy is delivered by a computer-controlled machine which directs multiple beams of radiation through the skin to the tumor. The course of radiation therapy for each patient will be determined by the radiation oncologist. Radiation therapy is generally given with a low dose (mild) chemotherapy.

What is the function of the pancreas?

The function of the pancreas is to produce pancreatic juices that contain enzymes to help breakdown food.

How often is radiation given for cancer?

Radiation therapy is given daily, Monday through Friday, for 5.5 weeks for some patients and in a more abbreviated course of 5-10 treatments for other patients .

Our Services

Our doctors provide routine eye care as well as manage complex medical and surgical eye disease.

Providers

The Eye Institute is home to experts in comprehensive eye care as well as various subspecialties.

Contact Ophthalmology

For patient care inquires, call us at (414) 955-2020 or use MyChart. Email is for research and education inquiries only.

What is a physical therapist?

The physical therapist combines treatment to reduce pain and improve function, through the use of pain reduction techniques, instruction in proper posture, body mechanics and spine strengthening exercises. This will facilitate your quick, safe return to an active lifestyle.

How does physical therapy work?

Physical therapy and occupational therapy work together to provide individual, cost effective, evidenced-based treatment. The physical therapist evaluates and develops an individualized program, with a strong educational foundation, to give you the tools to manage your spine disorder on a long term basis.

Does chiropractic help with back pain?

This is a non-surgical approach to treating your neck and back pain. The chiropractor will provide spinal manipulation, if appropriate, to restore joint mobility to restricted movement of the spine, thereby alleviating pain and muscle tightness, allowing you to participate more comfortably with your SpineCare program.

What is manual therapy?

Manual therapy, including manipulation of the spine, other joints, and soft tissues may be recommended as part of an individualized treatment program. If so, you will have the option of treatment by a SpineCare Chiropractic doctor. Spinal Injections.

How long does back pain last?

Most back pain lasts for a limited time and goes away without special treatment. However, if you have weakness, pain going down your arm (s) or leg (s) and/or pain lasting for more than a few weeks, a doctor should be consulted.