ThedaCare Physicians-Berlin

ThedaCare Physicians-Berlin Services

Family Medicine
OB Care
Nursing Home Visits
EKG
Lab
Located on the Hospital Campus

Primary Care Team

Abigail Puglisi, D.O. Family Medicine

Residency: University of Wisconsin Hospitals and Clinics (2017)

Medical/Dental School: Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery (Iowa) (2014)

Kirsten Grove, D.O. Family Medicine

Residency: Appleton - Medical College of Wisconsin Fox Valley (2017)

Medical/Dental School: Des Moines - Des Moines University College of Osteopathic Medicine (2014)

Amy Felberg, FNP-BC, BSN Family Medicine

Post Graduate School: Marian University (2020)

Julie Fredrick, APNP Family Medicine

Post Graduate School: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (1991)

About ThedaCare Medical Center-Berlin

ThedaCare Medical Center-Berlin is a community-focused, 25-bed critical access hospital located at 225 Memorial Drive in Berlin, Wisconsin. Serving the residents of Green Lake County and the surrounding communities, the facility provides 24-hour emergency care alongside a diverse portfolio of specialized medical services.

Originally founded in 1912 as Yates Memorial Hospital, the campus officially became part of the ThedaCare regional health system during a systemwide integration. Today, it combines the personal feel of a local community hospital with the expansive resources of a prominent, not-for-profit health network.

Specialized Care & Services

Backed by a workforce of approximately 300 employees and 170 providers, the medical center spans 36 different medical specialties. Key care areas available on-site or through the campus include:

Primary Care:Features ThedaCare Physicians-Berlin, located right on campus (Suite 1200), offering dedicated family medicine and comprehensive primary care services.
Emergency & Surgical Services: Offers a 24-hour Emergency Department and general surgery capabilities.
Maternity Care: Highly rated by U.S. News & World Report for high performance in uncomplicated pregnancy care.
Specialty Clinics: Includes dedicated suites for ThedaCare Cancer Care-Berlin and ThedaCare Cardiovascular Care-Berlin.
Orthopedics & Rehabilitation: Diagnostic and therapeutic services designed to treat bone, joint, and muscle health.
Convenient Care: The campus hosts ThedaCare Walk-in Care-Berlin to address non-emergent, same-day medical needs during daytime and weekend hours.

Community Overview

Berlin, Wisconsin, is a historic city of approximately 5,500 residents situated along the banks of the scenic Fox River. Combining rich Victorian history with modern community charm, it serves as a peaceful regional hub for riverfront recreation, agriculture, and small-town commerce.

Activities and Recreation

Berlin offers an exceptional outdoor lifestyle centered around its natural landscapes and public spaces.

Fox River Waterways: The historic river flows directly through the community, providing ideal local conditions for boating, fishing, and kayaking.
Parks and Trails: Riverside Park serves as the city's premier recreational destination, featuring expansive green spaces, boat launches, a public outdoor swimming pool, volleyball courts, and community pavilions. The scenic Mascoutin Valley State Trail also passes through the city for walking, running, and bicycling.
Community Festivals: The town regularly hosts vibrant seasonal community events, including the annual Fox River Clean Water Festival, holiday parades, and lively downtown summer farmers markets.

Downtown Features

The downtown business district is highly celebrated for its classic historic character and ongoing preservation efforts.

National Historic District: The commercial downtown center is recognized for its beautifully preserved Victorian-era architecture, making it highly walkable and visually distinct.
Local Gathering Hubs: Wide sidewalks connect residents directly to community squares, local municipal parks, and the historic downtown riverwalk corridors.
Community Revitalization: Ongoing local projects and storefront preservation initiatives continually enhance the downtown district, creating spaces for new small businesses and upper-floor residential lofts.

Amenities: Dining and Stores

The community provides a charming, self-contained selection of neighborhood conveniences and independent dining options.

Dining: Local favorites feature classic Wisconsin supper clubs, independent bars and grills, cozy morning coffee shops, and historic neighborhood bakeries known for traditional fish fries.
Shopping: The historic downtown district showcases unique local boutique retailers, antique shops, and specialty stores. Everyday needs are met by a local grocery store, hardware shops, and full-service community pharmacies. Broad commercial chains and big-box retail centers are easily accessed via a short drive to nearby Ripon or Oshkosh.

Cost of Living and Housing

Berlin is widely recognized as a highly affordable and stable community to purchase a home or invest in property.

Cost of Living: Overall living expenses in Berlin remain highly competitive, tracking well below both the state and national averages.
Existing Housing: The real estate market features character-rich historic properties, classic mid-century ranches, and traditional single-family homes, with average home values typically ranging from $140,000 to $250,000.
New Construction: Modern residential developments on the city's periphery offer affordable vacant lots and custom single-family or duplex construction packages for new builds.
Rentals: The local rental market offers a mix of converted multi-family homes, historic downtown loft spaces, and apartment complexes, with monthly rents generally ranging between $750 and $1,300 depending on size.

Education

K-12 Public: The Berlin Area School District offers complete public education pathways through Clay Lamberton Elementary, Berlin Middle School, and Berlin High School, emphasizing strong academic standards, career-technical education, and athletic programs.
Private School Options: Families have access to alternative faith-based education through All Saints Catholic School, providing a structured curriculum for students in grades 4K through 8th grade.
Higher Education: Moraine Park Technical College operates a dedicated regional campus right within Berlin for trade and associate degrees, while the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and Ripon College are located a short drive away.

Travel and Regional Access

Berlin sits at the crossroads of State Highways 49 and 116, providing straightforward highway connectivity to major employment hubs and commercial airports.

Airport Access: Regional transit connects directly to Appleton International Airport (ATW) for primary commercial flights, alongside close access to municipal general aviation runways.
Regional Distances (Miles):

Appleton, WI: ~41 miles
Green Bay, WI: ~73 miles
Madison, WI: ~81 miles
Milwaukee, WI: ~96 miles
Chicago, IL: ~184 miles