ThedaCare Physicians-Wautoma
- N2934 Hwy 22 North
- Wautoma, WI 53982
- ThedaCare Physicians-Wautoma
Primary Care Team
Laura Baehnman, B.S.N., M.S.N. Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: Milwaukee - University of Wisconsin (2010)
Amber Trochinski, P.A. Family Medicine
Post Graduate School: University of Nebraska College of Medicine (2013)
Post Graduate School: Butler University College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences (2004)
Courtney McClintic, M.D. Family Medicine
Residency: Lakeland Regional Health System (2023)
Medical/Dental School: Central Michigan University College of Medicine (2020)
Karen Hulbert, M.D. Family Medicine
Residency: Regions Hospital (1997)
Medical/Dental School: Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine & Science/Chicago Medical School (1994)
Community Overview
Wautoma, Wisconsin, is a scenic and welcoming community of approximately 2,200 residents serving as the county seat of Waushara County. Self-proclaimed as the Christmas Tree Capital of the World, this charming central Wisconsin city seamlessly blends a rich agricultural heritage with an active, outdoor-focused lifestyle surrounded by pristine glacial lakes and forests.
Activities and Recreation
Wautoma offers a true four-season playground for outdoor enthusiasts, thanks to the natural geography of Waushara County.
Wautoma offers a true four-season playground for outdoor enthusiasts, thanks to the natural geography of Waushara County.
- Extensive Waterways: The surrounding county features 96 spring-fed lakes and over 150 miles of clear trout streams, providing top-tier local destinations for fishing, kayaking, jet skiing, and swimming.
- Four-Season Sports: Summer activities thrive around the water, while winter transitions the area into a hub for snowboarding and skiing at the nearby Nordic Mountain Resort, alongside expansive snowmobiling and snowshoeing trails.
- Local Parks and Spaces: Bird Creek Park serves as a centerpiece for community gatherings, featuring clean children's playgrounds, an interactive splash pad, well-maintained baseball diamonds, and public tennis courts.
- Community Events: The city hosts lively seasonal traditions that bring the community together, highlighted by the annual Waushara County Fair, holiday parades, and the Music in the Park summer concert series.
Downtown Features
The downtown business district preserves its historic small-town aesthetic while offering clean accessibility and active gathering places.
The downtown business district preserves its historic small-town aesthetic while offering clean accessibility and active gathering places.
- Walkable Main Corridors: Main Street features wide, walkable paths connecting historical architecture with vibrant storefronts and public municipal buildings.
- Heritage Preservation: The town features the Waushara County Historical Society and Museum, keeping local history active right in the center of the downtown district.
- Local Gathering Spots: Beautifully integrated downtown plazas, proximity to the millpond, and small municipal parks encourage an inviting, friendly community atmosphere.
Amenities: Dining and Stores
The local economy features a charming selection of independent dining spots and unique specialty retailers.
The local economy features a charming selection of independent dining spots and unique specialty retailers.
- Dining: Local dining traditions run deep, featuring classic morning diners like the Lakeshore Family Restaurant, independent bakeries, and popular gathering spots like Christianos Pizza known for gourmet pies and pasta.
- Shopping: The downtown core showcases independent clothing boutiques, local antique shops, hardware stores, and specialized sporting goods retailers supplying outdoor gear. Daily shopping needs are completely met by local grocery stores and full-service community pharmacies.
Cost of Living and Housing
Wautoma is recognized as a highly stable and exceptionally affordable market to purchase a home or invest in property.
Wautoma is recognized as a highly stable and exceptionally affordable market to purchase a home or invest in property.
- Cost of Living: Overall living and utility expenses track significantly below both the state and national averages, making it one of the region's most economical communities.
- Existing Housing: The housing market features character-rich historic homes, traditional mid-century ranches, and highly desirable lake cabins on nearby shorelines, offering a high homeownership rate.
- New Construction and Lots: Developing subdivisions on the city's periphery provide open residential lots and small-acreage home sites available for custom new builds.
- Rentals: The local rental market includes a mix of converted multi-family homes, downtown apartments, and quiet residential complexes offering competitive monthly rates.
Education
Wautoma supports a comprehensive educational network emphasizing strong community support and active academic programs.
Wautoma supports a comprehensive educational network emphasizing strong community support and active academic programs.
- K-12 Public: The Wautoma Area School District provides strong public education pathways through Redgranite Elementary, Riverview Elementary, Wautoma Parkside Middle, and Wautoma High School, which is celebrated for robust career-technical programs and state-championship athletics.
- Private School Options: Families have convenient access to alternative faith-based academies and private schools located within the immediate regional area.
- Higher Education: While there are no major universities inside the city limits, residents have easy access to regional campuses including Fox Valley Technical College and the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh for advanced trade, associate, and bachelor degree programs.
Froedtert ThedaCare Healthcare Locations
Comprehensive medical care is fully integrated directly within the community through localized clinical care networks:
Comprehensive medical care is fully integrated directly within the community through localized clinical care networks:
- ThedaCare Physicians-Wautoma: Located right on Highway 22 North, this primary care clinic offers comprehensive family medicine, routine wellness exams, pediatric care, and preventative medicine.
- ThedaCare Physical Therapy-Wautoma: Situated conveniently on the medical campus, this dedicated therapy center offers personalized physical rehabilitation, post-surgical care, and mobility enhancement services.
- ThedaCare Medical Center-Wild Rose: Located just a short drive away, this partner full-service critical access facility provides Wautoma residents with immediate 24/7 emergency room access and inpatient clinical care.
Travel and Regional Access
Wautoma sits at the crossroads of State Highways 21, 22, and 73, providing seamless roadway connectivity across Wisconsin's major transit corridors.
Wautoma sits at the crossroads of State Highways 21, 22, and 73, providing seamless roadway connectivity across Wisconsin's major transit corridors.
- Airport Access: Local general aviation services utilize the Wautoma Municipal Airport, while primary commercial flights route through Appleton International Airport or regional hubs in Madison and Milwaukee.
- Regional Distances (Miles):
- Appleton, WI: ~65 miles
- Green Bay, WI: ~80 miles
- Madison, WI: ~80 miles
- Milwaukee, WI: ~120 miles
- Chicago, IL: ~207 miles
Our Location
| Title / Specialty | Facility | Location | Posted |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full-Spectrum Family Medicine Physician with Surgical OB | Froedtert ThedaCare | Wautoma, WIFamily Medicine Apply | ThedaCare Physicians-Wautoma | Wautoma, Wisconsin | 2026-11-04 |
| Family Medicine Physician | Froedtert ThedaCare | Wautoma, WIFamily Medicine Apply | ThedaCare Physicians-Wautoma | Wautoma, Wisconsin | 2026-11-04 |