Stettin Center

Contact Information:
3605 Stewart Avenue
Wausau, WI 54401
Phone: 715-847-0800 (Family Practice)
847-3796 (PT/OT)
Fax: 842-0075 (Fam. Practice)

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Marshfield Clinic is a proud sponsor of the 2006-2010 Marathon County Health Assessment, a report that helps community leaders and health care providers address the top health care needs in Marathon County. A full version of the report is available on the Healthy Marathon County Web site at www.healthymarathoncounty.org

Highway 51/29 Construction Update

Access to Marshfield Clinic Centers in the Wausau area will be affected by the reconstruction of seven miles of Highway 51/29 and interchanges between Foxglove Road and Bridge Street in Marathon County. Please allow additional time to reach your appointment when road work affects your route. Please visit www.5129wausau.com for the most current information, including alternate routes.

About Marshfield Clinic Stettin Center

The health care providers from Marshfield Clinic-Partners in Family Care Center, a member of the Marshfield Clinic system since 1997, moved into a new facility, Marshfield Clinic Stettin Center, in September, 2002. The Stettin Center offers services in family medicine, on-site lab and x-ray, physical therapy, and occupational therapy.

WAUSAU COMMUNITY
The Wausau area is located in the valley of the Wisconsin River. With over 75,000 people calling Wausau home, it is the largest municipality in central Wisconsin. The beauty of the area is enhanced with its various waterways and the proximity of Rib Mountain, one of Wisconsin’s highest points.

Wausau offers its residents and visitors a myriad of recreational opportunities including snow skiing, water skiing, hiking, bike riding, swimming, golfing, boating, hunting, and much more. Wausau is host to the Winter Badger State Games, a yearly Olympic-style event attended by many. National and international athletes come to Wausau to kayak its world-class whitewater course, which has hosted World Cup competition as well as the Pan Am Cup races.

Its various recreational opportunities are combined with a friendly and safe family-oriented community. Wausau has a strong history of supporting education, the arts, and business development. It is no wonder why a variety of nationally known businesses in the insurance, manufacturing and transportation fields are headquartered in Wausau. Many of the students that graduate from one of the four local high schools stay in Wausau and continue their education at the University of Wisconsin-Marathon County, a two-year college in the UW system. Students also can receive a technical education at Northcentral Technical College. Wausau has earned the title of “All American City”, and with everything it has to offer, it is easy to see why.

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