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Home›Featured›Aspirus Clinic-Marshfield to open Dec. 1

Aspirus Clinic-Marshfield to open Dec. 1

By Hub City Times
November 24, 2020
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Aspirus will open a new primary care clinic on Dec. 1. Aspirus Clinic-Marshfield is located at 146 N. Central Avenue. Submitted photo

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MARSHFIELD – Aspirus will open a new primary care clinic on Dec. 1. Aspirus Clinic-Marshfield, 146 N. Central Avenue, will provide care for patients of all ages.

Located in Founder’s Square in downtown Marshfield, the 2,500 square-foot clinic will initially include four exam rooms. Laura Burns, PA-C, and Katelyn Frankwick, PA-C, natives of Mosinee and Auburndale, respectively, will provide care at the new location.

“We have a growing number of patients who travel from the Marshfield area to seek care at Aspirus locations,” said Vice President of Operations and Chief Nursing Officer of Aspirus Medical Group Matt Brewer. “By establishing a clinic in Marshfield, we can offer additional access to primary care services in another community within our expanding service area and eliminate the need to travel for those who are seeking our care.”

Laura Burns

Burns

Laura Burns, PA-C, takes a special interest in keeping patients up-to-date on their preventative health screenings and helping motivate her patients to live healthy, balanced lifestyles to help prevent or even treat chronic illness.

“I have a passion for educating patients about their health and wellness,” Burns said. “I am committed to providing treatment approaches that are individualized, as each patient’s health situation is unique to them.”

Laura earned her master of science in physician assistant studies degree from Des Moines University and is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. Prior to joining Aspirus, she specialized as a physician assistant in gastroenterology for 10 years.

Katelyn Frankwick, PA-C, said she enjoys the complexity of helping her patients manage chronic conditions. Her special interests include pediatrics, mental health, cardiology, and diabetes management. She loves the diversity of conditions within her internal medicine/pediatrics specialty.

“Being a physician assistant gives me a chance to connect with individuals and gain their trust to form a strong relationship,” Frankwick said. “Giving individuals in small towns easy access to healthcare is so vitally important and one of the main reasons I chose to join the Aspirus family.”

Katelyn Frankwick

Frankwick

Frankwick earned her master of science in physician assistant studies degree from Marquette University in Milwaukee and is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants. Prior to joining the Aspirus Clinic – Marshfield, she cared for patients at Aspirus Stevens Point Clinic.

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