ThedaCare Physicians - Oshkosh

ThedaCare Physicians Oshkosh North Services

  • Family Medicine
  • Pediatrics
  • Women's Health
  • Urology
  • Lab
  • X-ray
  • Mammogram
  • MRI
  • Ultrasound
  • CT
  • Behavioral Health (Counseling & Psychiatry)
  • Occupational Health Services (ThedaCare at Work)

Primary Care Team

  • Andrew Collins, MD Medical School: University of Wisconsin Medical School - Madison; Residency (Pediatrics): David Grant USAF Medical Center -California
  • Cynthia Fisher, DO Medical School: Des Moines University, College of Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery; Residency: Broadlawns Medical Center 
  • Rimas Janusonis, MD Medical School: Rush Medical Center - Illinois; Residency: Pinnacle Health Hospitals - Pennsylvania
  • Daniel Kaiser, MD Medical School: University of Wisconsin Medical School - Madison; Residency: University of Arkansas Medical Sciences
  • Patrick Terry, MD Medical School: Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine; Residency: Northeast Regional Medical Center
  • Nichole Nelson, APNP Education: Marian University
  • Jessica Rice, APNP Education: Chamberlain University
  • Rebecca Sirna, APNP Education: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
  • Jamie VandenHeuvel, APNP Education: University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh
  • Glen Vogelsang, MD Medical School: Ross University School of Medicine Residency: Harpers Ferry Family Medical Center
  • Courtney Yenter, APNP Education: University of Wisconsin-Madison
  • Brittany VandenHeuvel, APNP Education: University of Wisconsin Oshkosh
  • Mariareve Rucinski, APNP Education: University of Texas Medical Branch School of Nursing

Community Overview

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, is a mid-sized city of approximately 66,947 residents known as "Wisconsin’s Event City." Situated between Lake Winnebago and Lake Butte des Morts, it is a regional hub for aviation, waterfront recreation, and manufacturing.
 
Activities and Recreation
Oshkosh is world-famous for its festivals and outdoor lifestyle.
  • Major Events: The city hosts EAA AirVenture (scheduled annually for the third week in July), the world's largest aviation celebration, which temporarily turns Wittman Regional Airport into the world's busiest. Other events include Oshkosh Restaurant Week and various lakefront festivals.
  • Outdoor Recreation: Residents enjoy over 30 miles of trails, including the WIOUWASH Trail and a 2-mile paved Riverwalk downtown. Menominee Park is a centerpiece featuring a free public zoo, beach, and trails.
  • Water Sports: Located on the Fox River and Wisconsin’s largest inland lake, the area is a prime destination for boating, fishing, and kayaking.
 
Downtown Features
The historic downtown district has seen significant revitalization heading into 2026.
  • The Riverwalk: Provides scenic views and public boat docking, connecting the waterfront to the urban core.
  • Cultural Landmarks: Downtown is home to the Grand Opera House (live theater), the Oshkosh Public Library, and the Oshkosh Arena, which hosts the Wisconsin Herd (NBA G-League).
  • Urban Living: Major projects like Mill on Main (opening early 2026) are adding over 300 apartments and new retail spaces to the district.
 
Amenities: Dining and Stores
The city offers a mix of local boutiques and national retail.
  • Dining: Local favorites include the Roxy Supper Club, Gardina’s Kitchen and Bar, and Truffle Pig (Italian). Waterfront spots like Fox River Brewing Co. and Anchor & Port are popular for river views.
  • Shopping: Downtown features over 20 unique boutiques like Caramel Crisp Bookstore and Market Boutique on Main. Major retail is concentrated at The Outlet Shoppes at Oshkosh, which includes nearly 40 brand-name stores.
 
Cost of Living and Housing
Oshkosh is recognized as one of the most affordable cities in the United States.
  • Cost of Living: In 2026, living costs remain roughly 1% lower than the national average and 9% lower than the Wisconsin average.
  • Historical & Existing Housing: Over the last decade, Oshkosh has transitioned from an exceptionally low-cost market to a steadily appreciating one. Historically, median home prices often hovered below $150,000; however, as of early 2026, the average home value has risen to approximately $244,847, reflecting a 5.7% increase over the previous year.
  • New Construction: Construction costs for 2026 typically range from$176–$220 per square foot. Higher-end new builds in developments like North Central Village often reach $420,000+, while residential lots are available in outlying areas like the Town of Oshkosh.
 
Education
  • K-12 Public: The Oshkosh Area School District provides public education, complemented by specialized programs like the Shapiro STEM Academy.
  • Private School Options: Oshkosh offers several private education paths:
    • Lourdes Academy: A unified Catholic school system providing PK-12 education.
    • Valley Christian School: A non-denominational Christian school serving grades PK-12.
    • Grace Lutheran School: Offering Christian-based education for preschool through 8th grade.
    • Martin Luther School: A Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod (WELS) school serving grades K-8.
  • Higher Education: The city is home to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and Fox Valley Technical College.
 
Travel and Regional Access
Oshkosh is centrally located on the I-41 corridor, providing easy driving access to major regional hubs.
  • Airport Access: Local general aviation is served by Wittman Regional Airport (OSH). Primary commercial flights are through Appleton International Airport (ATW), roughly 20 miles north.
  • Regional Distances (Miles):
    • Appleton, WI: ~20 miles
    • Green Bay, WI: ~50 miles
    • Milwaukee, WI: ~90 miles
    • Madison, WI: ~90 miles
    • Chicago, IL: ~175 miles

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