Zachary Baeseman, MD

ThedaCare Physicians - Waupaca
710 Riverside Drive
Waupaca, Wisconsin 54981

715-256-3000

Fax:715-256-3039

• Specialties, Procedures, and Conditions

  Family Medicine

• About Me:

  Coming from a Wisconsin town that houses grades K-12 in one school and doesn’t have a single set of stoplights, I’ve always understood the dynamics of small rural communities. This led to my interest in rural healthcare as I studied medicine and also contributed to my goal of completing a Master of Public Health degree.

  Family medicine is the best fit because I love seeing the entire spectrum of life and helping people deal with all of the challenges, joys and adversities that come with the many different stages. As we work together, I will try to understand your interests, motivations and family circumstances and help you achieve and sustain your personal goals for health.

• Education and Fellowships

  Fellowship	Swedish Hospital Medical Center (Washington)	7/1/2014
  Internship/Residency	Fox Valley Family Medicine Residency	6/1/2013
  MPH	University of Wisconsin-Madison	12/1/2009
  MD	University of Wisconsin Medical School	5/1/2010

• Board Certifications

  AM Board of Family Medicine

  Family Medicine-General

  Certified - MOC

  2/1/2019

• Resources

  • + Articles
    • Back to School Health Check List

      Getting ready for back-to-school does not only include school supply shopping and buying that first day of school outfit. Consider this a back-to-school health check list.

    • Is My Severe Headache a Migraine?

      Migraines are painful headaches often accompanied by nausea, vomiting and sensitivity to light. The National Headache Foundation estimates that 28 million Americans suffer from migraines. More women than men get migraines and a quarter of all women with migraines suffer four or more attacks a month. Each migraine can last from four hours to three days.

    • When Caught Early Preeclampsia Can be Managed

      Preeclampsia is a condition pregnant women develop and is marked by high blood pressure and a high level of protein in the urine. The women will often have swelling in the feet, legs and hands, a condition that appears in the second half of pregnancy. If undiagnosed, preeclampsia can develop into eclampsia, a serious condition that can put the woman and baby at risk, and in rare cases, cause death.

• Languages Spoken:

  English