ThedaCare Physicians - New London is a 25,000 square feet, state-of-the art facility, completed in 2003 and expanded in 2009. It is connected to ThedaCare Medical Center-New London. This $18.5 million Medical Office building houses the ThedaCare Physicians primary care/surgical practice on the first floor and a specialty clinic on the second floor. Visiting specialties include: orthopedics, urology, neurosurgery, ENT, podiatry, vascular surgery, pulmonary, gastroenterology, oncology, ophthalmology, cardiology, gynecology, neurology, pain management, as well as 24 hour physician staffed ER. The second floor also includes a new 14,000 square foot surgical suite, which opened in the summer of 2009.
ThedaCare Medical Center-New London, which has been in operation since 1928, is a 25-bed critical access hospital serving New London and nearby communities in Outagamie and Waupaca counties. The hospital remodeled it's Medical/Surgical nursing unit and finished in 1995, a $1.25 million dollar project to relocate and update the birth center from the fourth floor of the hospital to the second floor has also been completed. The hospital also offers general medical and surgical care, a 24-hour Emergency Department, Occupational Health, Rehabilitation Services, and Swingbed/Transitional Care. There are 20 active staff physicians, and more than 50 sub-specialty physician consultants who practice at the hospital, who are supported by a staff of more than 250 healthcare professionals.
All of this is evidence of ThedaCare's commitment to provide world class care and be the healthcare employer of choice in the region. ThedaCare Medical Center-New London is also committed to state of the art technology including computerized medical records and diagnostic imaging.
Kimberly Weise, P.A. PA-C Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: Rocky Mountain College (2014)
Lauren Honsinger, B.S.N., D.N.P. Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: Oshkosh - University of Wisconsin Oshkosh (2024)
Wendy Guyette, F.N.P. Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: Fond du Lac - Marian University (2023)
Jamie Heise, BSN, D.N.P., F.N.P. Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh (2022)
Cara Benner, A.P.R.N., B.S.N. Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: Spring Arbor - Spring Arbor University (2023)
Suzanne Havican, M.D. Family Medicine
Residency: HCA Houston Healthcare West (2022)
Medical/Dental School: American University of Antigua (2019)
Karly Johannsen, M.D., B.S., M.S. Family Medicine
Residency: Fox Valley Family Medicine Residency (2025)
Medical/Dental School: Milwaukee - Medical College of Wisconsin (2022)
Becky Aus, A.P.R.N., BSN Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: BELLIN COLLEGE (2023)
Renae Schuler, M.D. Family Medicine
Residency: Berwyn - MacNeal Hospital (1997)
Medical/Dental School: Maywood - Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine (1994)
Timothy Houlihan, M.D. Family Medicine
Residency: Fox Valley Family Medicine (1991)
Medical/Dental School: Medical College of Wisconsin (1988)
Jeffrey Fillmore, APNP Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh - College of Nursing (2021)
Rachel Bradley, P.A. PA-C Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: Potsdam - Clarkson University (2025)
New London is a picturesque, community-focused city situated along the Wolf River and the Embarrass River, straddling Outagamie and Waupaca counties. Characterized by its vibrant natural environment, celebrated Irish heritage, and historic small-town charm, it offers a peaceful, balanced lifestyle with quick access to the broader Fox Cities region.
Activities and Recreation
- Wolf River Access: The river serves as a premier destination for sturgeon spawning viewing, walleye fishing, boating, and tubing, with public launches situated right near the town center.
- Hatten Park: A historic 120-acre park featuring pristine stone structures, wooded walking trails, disc golf, athletic fields, tennis courts, and a public stadium.
- Newton Blackmour Trail: A multi-use recreational trail that accommodates hiking, biking, and snowmobiling, stretching east from New London toward the Fox Cities.
Downtown Features
- Historic Waterfront: The downtown district lines the Wolf River, blending scenic water vistas with historic brick architecture and walkable sidewalks.
- St. Patrick's Day Hub: Famously renames itself "New Dublin" each March, hosting one of the largest St. Patrick’s Day parades and Irish festivals in the Midwest.
- Public Walkways: Developed riverfront trails and boardwalks allow residents to stroll seamlessly between downtown commercial shops and natural parks.
Amenities: Dining and Stores
- Local Dining: Features riverside bar-and-grills, traditional bakeries, classic Wisconsin supper clubs, local pizzerias, and welcoming coffee shops.
- Specialty Shopping: Downtown boasts unique antique shops, locally owned boutiques, hardware stores, and specialized floral and gift vendors.
- Everyday Essentials: A central commercial corridor along Highway 45 provides straightforward access to regional supermarkets, pharmacies, and automotive services.
Housing, Neighborhoods, and Cost of Living
- Existing Housing: Highly affordable housing market with a diverse stock of historic Victorian homes, charming turn-of-the-century properties, and well-maintained mid-century ranches.
- New Construction & Lots: Pockets of active residential development offer buildable home lots and newly constructed single-family neighborhoods on the city's expanding periphery.
- Apartments & Rentals: Rental options include traditional multi-family complexes, newly updated duplexes, and senior living communities distributed across quiet residential sectors.
Education
- Public Schools: Served by the School District of New London, which provides a comprehensive K-12 curriculum, robust career and technical education tracks, and diverse athletic programs.
- Private Schools: Local faith-based private elementary and middle schools provide alternative education options directly within the city limits.
- Higher Education: While no major college campuses are located within the city, residents have a simple 20-to-30-minute commute to Fox Valley Technical College and Lawrence University in Appleton.
Healthcare: Froedtert ThedaCare Locations
- ThedaCare Medical Center - New London: A vital critical access hospital located right on Mill Street, offering 24/7 emergency care, inpatient beds, general surgery, diagnostic imaging, and physical therapy.
- ThedaCare Physicians - New London: Co-located with the hospital facility, providing comprehensive family medicine, primary care, pediatric services, and routine laboratory access.
- Advanced Regional Care: Complex specialty services and tertiary care are highly accessible at the nearby ThedaCare Regional Medical Centers in Appleton and Neenah.
Travel and Regional Transit
- Local Airport: Appleton International Airport (ATW) is located 20 miles southeast, providing stress-free commercial flight access and national airline connections.
- Highway Connectivity: Direct integration with Highway 45 and Highway 54 ensures rapid automobile commutes to neighboring cities and major state freight corridors.
Distance to Key Cities
- Appleton, WI: 20 miles
- Green Bay, WI: 40 miles
- Milwaukee, WI: 120 miles
- Madison, WI: 120 miles
- Chicago, IL: 210 miles