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16 | I nsIgh t • F e b r u a r y 2 0 14 w w w . i n s i g h t o n b u s i n e s s . c o m the oconto Falls community and surrounding areas. e new facility expands specialty health care services such as orthopedics, dietary and oncology to the local community. oconto Falls area residents have been traveling to green Bay or the Fox Cities for health care needs. e 28,000-square-foot facility will offer specialty medical services, such as orthopedic and podiatry care, urology, oncology and pain management services through CMh's affiliate partners Prevea health, st. Vincent hospital and Advanced Pain Management. According to David Lally, CMh business development manager, three phases led up to the facility: creating additional parking, tearing down a previous administration building and constructing the new medical building, which is expected to complete by August. "Florence County is a phenomenal playground for all outdoor enthusiasts with its pristine and preserved forests and waterways."— Stephanie Klett, tourism secretary regional roundup rodac Commercial Development and Construction in green Bay was hired for the construction phase. rodac is known for hiring all local contractors and working through the winter, says Lally. CMh is an independent health- care system serving the greater oconto County with a full-service hospital in oconto Falls and six primary care clinics located throughout oconto County. » THe LAkeSHORe Door, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Sheboygan Counties 400 students attend careers program e Chamber of Manitowoc County Partners in education coordinated the first "Careers on Wheels" program in December, bringing career awareness to about 400 fih-grade students from the Manitowoc and Mishicot public school districts. Manitowoc County area businesses' employees brought examples of vehicles to the Formrite Companies host site in two rivers, giving students a chance to interact with workers from different fields requiring wheels. About 400 fifth-grade students attended MCPIe's "Careers on Wheels" program. C O U R T E S Y O F T H E C H A M B E R O F M A N I T O W O C C O U N T Y