Finding the right provider for yourself or a loved one can be stressful. It's important to feel comfortable and confident with your provider. Only to complicate matters more, providers come with various degrees, titles and credentials. If you're looking for a new provider, start by reading the resources below to help guide your decision. 

1. What is the difference between a DO and MD?
2. What are Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners?
3. What is a Midwife?
4. What is a sports medicine & family medicine physician?

The purpose of the Prevea’s residency programs are for resident physicians to enhance their learning experience for the full spectrum of family medicine so they can follow patients through their entire health care journey – from routine medical care to unexpected health concerns and hospitalization; through pregnancy, labor and delivery, and taking care of newborns; to nursing home and end of life care. Learn more

Whether it's your first time visiting a Prevea clinic, or it's been a few years since you've last been to the doctor. We have the resources to help you prepare for your upcoming appointment.

• What to expect at your orthopedic appointment
• What to expect at your physical exam
• What to expect at your prenatal visits

We are committed to providing you the information you need at your fingertips to make informed decisions about your health care, and about the physicians and other providers who walk the care journey with you. As part of that commitment, we now post our providers’ patient satisfaction ratings online. For more information on what these ratings and reviews mean, click here.

Work and life tend to make finding time to get to the doctor more of a challenge. If you're feeling ok, but need to schedule an appointment, here's a list of preventative screenings and guidelines to follow when determining what appointments are due. 

Most parents ponder this question several times each year. Whenever your child has symptoms, the first thing parents should consider right now is getting tested for COVID and waiting for results before going to school or daycare. Click here to schedule a COVID test.

The common recommendation is that children who have a fever of 101°F or higher should stay home. For additional recommendations, click here.

When your little one is sick, how do you know when it's time to call a doctor? Click here for a list of common ailments and the symptoms that necessitate a call to your provider.

If this is a medical emergency, please dial 911 immediately. Additionally, Prevea offers 24-hour phone service, staffed by an experienced medical team. For assistance call (920) 496-4700 or toll free at (888) 277-3832. The phone lines are staffed 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. 

Aches, pains, and illnesses don't always occur when is most convenient. However, choosing between going to the ER, urgent care and Prevea After Hours can be a substantial cost difference. Click here to download our guide to care. Your guide to getting: the right care, at the right time, with the shortest wait, at the lowest cost.