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Small Business Feature

Green Bay Cookie Co.

The Greater Green Bay Chamber defines any business with less than 50 employees as a small business. Small businesses make up more than 80% of our membership base, and we are proud to offer them support and resources through programming, events and workspaces.

This blog post is part of a monthly series highlighting the small businesses in our community. Learn more about Green Bay Cookie Co. in this Q&A with Owner, Erika Dunne.

Tell us about Green Bay Cookie Co. What services do you offer? Who is your audience?

“Green Bay Cookie Co. has definitely changed over the last 3 1/2 years. What started out as a custom sugar cookie business has turned into a gourmet NYC cookie storefront/custom sugar cookie business. Our audience has now become every and all cookie lovers, as we offer a wide variety and assortment of cookie flavors you cannot get anywhere else. However, we still maintain our very large sugar cookie business, which does custom orders for people wanting celebration cookies for baby showers, birthdays, weddings, etc. along with extremely large corporate logo orders.”

When was Green Bay Cookie Co. established?

“In 2022, I started The Tattered Whisk which was solely a custom sugar cookie business built out of my home bakery in my basement. Last year, in December 2024, I opened Green Bay Cookie Co. After a summer of doing nighttime markets and starting to sell large gourmet NYC cookies, I realized when the markets ended that I needed to place to continue to sell and my business had just grown so much exponentially that I could no longer continue doing this out of my basement bakery. So, I took the plunge and opened up the storefront.”

Why did you decide to start Green Bay Cookie Co.?

“In 2022, I had just turned 40 and really just wanted something just for me. I’m a mom of 7. My twin girls were 6 months old at the time I started this business, and I was just looking for something to do that was mine, outside of the kids, and an outlet for me. So, I took a little online cookie decorating class, turned out to be pretty good at it, started a website, gave out samples, and orders started coming in. I never dreamed it would turn into what it has as a full-blown brick-and-mortar business in the great city of Green Bay.”

    • How would you describe your journey as a business owner?

    “In one word, ‘crazy.’ I never imagined when I started with zero clients and zero orders that in only a few short years, I’d be doing thousands and thousands of cookies every week. I never imagined opening a store. It never crossed my mind when I started. It’s just been a crazy journey and a very, very successful journey, but that success has come with sacrifice. I miss out on things with my kids, somedays are very long, I am not a stay at home mom like I was before, as I’m at the shop everyday. Finding the work/life balance has been the most challenging part since opening the store. However, I am getting way better at it, and this next year I will be even more successful in balancing both sides of my life. I’m really proud of that progress.”

    What has been the most rewarding moment for you as a business owner?

    “That’s a hard question. I feel like those moments come in the small, but really important, moments of the great cookie reviews people take the time out of their day to leave, expressing their love for our cookies, and then in the bigger moments of doing cookies for celebrity’s and large organizations like Taylor Swift, the Green Bay Packers, Associated Bank, Lil Wayne, etc.”

    What has been the most challenging part of owning a business?

    “The most challenging part for me as a mom with 7 kids is finding the work/life balance. Having to work long hours some days and not leaving the shop on time makes my time away from my kids longer, and I hate that. I’m really working on only working in ‘normal’ business hours the best I can. We are closed Mondays, so that’s my day to pick up the kids and spend the afternoon with them. We get icees, hit Target or the dollar store, and grab some fun little things. I try and make it fun. They know it’s mom’s day. It’s important to them, and I just want to balance out my time in the store and my time with my family better. It’s a work in progress.

    The second most challenging aspect is just being a small business and wearing a million hats. I am the baker, creator, social media manager, website manager, front of the house, cashier, packager, product manager, shipping manager, answer all the comments and emails, etc. Wearing all those hats gets tiring. I am working on letting some of that go and have hired help with a baking assistant which is amazing. Even the part-time hours she is in has made a huge difference! But again, it’s all about finding the balance with these things, and it’s always a work in progress.”

    Who has been the most influential person to you as a business owner?

    “You know, I don’t really have someone that inspires me. To be honest, it would be me. I really try to focus on myself and inspire myself with new ideas and the best work ethic. I pride myself on my work ethic. No one can work like I do, and I’m really proud of that. I have really perfected my craft and work my butt off everyday. When I’m working, I’m going as fast as I can to get everything I need to done to get back to my kids. I’m 100% ALL day. I don’t take a lunch, a break, I just work. I can do the work of 10 people, and until recently, I did this all by myself. I guess my kids inspire me, because I just want to give them a mom that they are proud of and show them what hard work looks like and how hard work pays off if you give it all you have everyday.”

    What are you the most excited about as you look to the future of Green Bay Cookie Co.?

    “I’m most excited about the growth of Green Bay Cookie Co. Last December, I opened the store full-time, 5 days a week, with zero experience of running a store and zero idea what that would look like. I started with maybe 6-10 flavors, it was just me, and it was a lot that first month. December is already a hard month, because I do thousands of sugar cookies every week. So, keeping up with those orders, making large gourmet cookies to stock the store, stocking the store with sugar cookie holiday options, and running the store myself was all new and got a little crazy.

    Last year, I worked every day in December until past midnight. This year, I have a new employee (which is so awesome and is beyond helpful to get everything we need to done)! I have experience now, and it is just so much easier than last year. The growth in one year of Green Bay Cookie Co. from starting with 6-10 flavors to now offering over 50 rotating in flavors – we have special holiday flavors, we offer corporate cookie boxes and cookie platters this year. It’s just crazy what this business has accomplished in a year, and I look forward to that continuing and expanding into different products. It’s always evolving, and that’s really the best part, watching and being in this little cookie business evolution.”

    How can people find Green Bay Cookie Co.?

    Come visit us at:
    940 Hansen Rd, Ste E
    Green Bay, WI 54304

    Find us online at:
    Website: www.greenbaycookieco.com
    Facebook: @greenbaycookieco
    Instagram: @greenbaycookieco

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    Rooted in Community, Built for the Future: Somerville’s New Headquarters on Riverside Drive

    After nearly 80 years of designing spaces that shape Northeast Wisconsin, Somerville Architects & Engineers has opened a new chapter, one that honors its legacy and invests boldly in their future. On October 14, they proudly celebrated the grand opening of their new headquarters at 2120 Riverside Drive in Allouez, joined by over 300 employees, partners, clients, and community leaders.

    This 35,000-square-foot, two-story building, situated on a 1.4-acre lot with 187 feet of Fox River frontage, represents more than just a modern workplace. It’s an investment in the future of northeast Wisconsin. Designed with long-term growth in mind, Somerville’s new headquarters accommodates over 60 employees and provides space for collaboration, creativity, and connection. With a mezzanine level, outdoor terrace, and direct access to the Fox River Trail, the setting celebrates the natural beauty of our region while creating an innovative work environment for their team.

    The building embodies Somerville’s philosophy of blending innovation and tradition. The building was thoughtfully rotated 15 degrees from true east/west to maximize natural light while reducing glare and heat gain. Its timeless palette of natural stone, brick, and wood-look metal panels blends contemporary and traditional forms.

    Inside, the space fosters flexibility, collaboration, well-being, and technology integration, featuring a large open studio, sit-stand workstations, glass-walled private offices, numerous meeting rooms, two large gathering spaces, and inviting areas such as their Legacy Lounge and a cozy fireplace seating area. Amenities such as a wellness room, indoor parking, sound masking, and Wi-Fi throughout, including on the terrace, create a dynamic and supportive environment for their team.

    But this building is more than bricks and mortar. It’s a tangible investment in the community where Somerville’s staff lives, works, learns, and plays. From charitable giving and sponsorship to designing many of the region’s most iconic buildings, Somerville has always believed in giving back. By investing in this new headquarters, they are reaffirming that commitment and demonstrating confidence in the continued growth of Greater Green Bay. It is Somerville’s hope that their investment encourages others to do the same, to build, reinvest, and create spaces that support the people and places that make our community thrive.

    Somerville’s new home on Riverside Drive stands as a testament to where they’ve been, what they value, and where they’re headed, rooted in community and built for the future.

    *This blog post is part of a Chamber event sponsorship package.

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    Fueling Inspiration at The Automobile Gallery & Event Center

    In a world that moves fast, it is rare to find a place that invites you to slow down only to accelerate your imagination. The Automobile Gallery & Event Center does exactly that. Our mission is simple yet powerful: to serve as a unique vehicle that helps every guest dream, believe and achieve. Every automobile in our gallery represents a dream in motion and contributes countless stories.

    Here, “The Automobile is the Art.” Every vehicle from a 1912 Maxwell to a 2020 Ford GT is a rolling work of art that blends form and function. Guests don’t just admire automobiles. They rediscover memories, share stories and spark new ideas. Our commitment to revitalization ensures every visit offers a fresh customer experience whether through the Bond exhibit presented by the Ian Fleming Foundation or the iconic That ‘70s Show Vista Cruiser.

    Community is at the heart of The Automobile Gallery. Five signature events bring people together and showcase some of the most amazing vehicles in the world:

    • Shamrock 2026
    • Festa Italiana
    • Red Lewis Community Car Show
    • Brits on the Bay
    • AUTOberfest

    We also work with local school districts to offer “Life Skills for a Lifetime” – The zSpace Learning Experience. This partnership empowers students with immersive STEAM and CTE learning, building curiosity, confidence and career readiness. Our Jr. Pit Crew Membership for kids ages 2-16 years old also inspires the next generation of innovators with exclusive access and fun.

    As we prepare to celebrate our 10th anniversary at The Automobile Gallery in January, our purpose remains aligned with the vision of founder Red Lewis which was to connect people through passion, history and shared experience. The community can help support that vision through financial donations and volunteer engagement.

    For companies seeking an unforgettable meeting space, The Automobile Gallery offers indoor and outdoor venues, an executive boardroom, a tiered dining space and an upscale bar, all surrounded by automotive masterpieces that spark conversation and creativity.

    Open seven days a week, you can find us at 400 S Adams Street in Green Bay. To learn more about upcoming events, venue rentals, and ways to get involved, visit TheAutomobileGallery.org.

    Chamber Ambassador Spotlight

    MEET CATHERINE THOMPSON

    Chamber Ambassadors represent the Greater Green Bay Chamber in the community and actively engage with members and nonmembers. These dedicated volunteers serve as trusted liaisons, answering questions about membership, promoting local businesses, attending Chamber events and celebrating milestones at ribbon cuttings and groundbreakings.

    Every Chamber Ambassador brings a unique story and a personal commitment to making Green Bay a better place to live, work and do business. In this monthly blog series, we introduce the passionate individuals who give their time, energy and enthusiasm to serve our members.

    Catherine Thompson became a Chamber Ambassador in September 2023. She calls her experience “incredibly rewarding” and has enjoyed building meaningful connections with others in the business community: “Building these connections ensures that businesses remain visible, engaged and supported through the Chamber’s events and programs.”


    A Sales Representative at Zenith Express, Inc., she decided to become a Chamber Ambassador to expand her network, give back to the community, and get more insight into leadership. In the past two years, she credits the role for providing her with countless personal and professional growth opportunities.

    One specific retention call with a Chamber member sticks out to Catherine. The member expressed interest in organizing a ribbon cutting and participating in other Chamber events. She was able to quickly connect them to a Chamber staff member, and as a result, the member business successfully hosted a well-attended ribbon cutting event that increased their visibility and engagement within the business community.

    Catherine says some of her favorite memories of being a Chamber Ambassador come from the group’s monthly meetings: “I enjoy the spontaneity and variety, especially the ice breakers.”

    What would she say to someone interested in becoming a Chamber Ambassador? “Don’t hesitate! Take the step and get involved. The role offers countless benefits, from expanding your professional network to gaining visibility within the business community. I’m genuinely glad I made the decision to join; it’s been a rewarding experience both personally and professionally.”

    Small Business Feature

    Weld + Arrow

    The Greater Green Bay Chamber defines any business with less than 50 employees as a small business. Small businesses make up more than 80% of our membership base, and we are proud to offer them support and resources through programming, events and workspaces.

    This blog post is part of a monthly series highlighting the small businesses in our community. Learn more about Weld + Arrow in this Q&A with CEO and Owner, Julie Nelson.

    Tell us about Weld + Arrow. What is your mission? What services do you offer? Who is your audience?

    “Weld + Arrow is a jewelry studio that specializes in meaningful, permanent jewelry designed to connect people through their stories. We believe jewelry should symbolize life’s moments–from love and friendship to family and self-expression–and last through every chapter. Our studios are located in Green Bay, the Fox Cities, and Oshkosh, where guests can experience a personalized, hands-on jewelry appointment or attend one of our curated pop-up events. We offer and specialize in permanent jewelry and carry over 85+ chains, a charm bar with over 200+ charms, and a bead bar with over 30+ colors to choose from. We’ve recently expanded and now make our own handmade, ready to wear jewelry that can be purchased online or in the studio.

    Our mission is to create connections that last–through intentional design, craftsmanship, and community. We give back when we can and love to participate in fundraisers. We’re here to offer more than jewelry; we’re offering moments of meaning. Whether it’s a bracelet that celebrates motherhood, a charm symbolizing a milestone, or a chain linking two friends, Weld + Arrow exists to remind people of what matters most: the bonds that make life beautiful.

    Our audience is made up of women and families who value connection, sentiment, and style. They’re mothers, daughters, friends, and creatives who love intentional experiences and jewelry that carries a story. Many are part of the local Wisconsin community and choose to shop small and support artisans who put heart into every weld. They come to Weld + Arrow not just for jewelry, but for an experience–a way to celebrate who they are, who they love, and where they’re going.”

    When was Weld + Arrow established?

    “We were established in February 2024.”

    Why did you decide to start Weld + Arrow?

    “I got my first bracelet with one of my best friends and knew I needed to bring my own version and an elevated experience to Northeast Wisconsin.”

    • How would you describe your journey as a business owner?

    “My journey has been wild. I first started taking appointments from my home and it quickly grew from there. I have a supportive husband who made this dream possible and great employees who help execute it. There are ups and downs, but I always try to focus on how I can do it better and remember to celebrate the small wins. My journey is just getting started.”

    What has been the most rewarding moment for you as a business owner?

    “One of the most rewarding moments is to be able to take a vacation with my family without working and having my business just run without me.”

    What has been the most challenging part of owning a business?

    “Resiliency is key in being a successful business owner. It’s hard when you are still getting established in the community and working on getting your brand out there and known. I’ve had a lot of lessons learned and continue to learn how to pivot my business to meet the needs of my customer base and for my employees. It has truly been an experience seeing a business that started from my home to three location – two of them fully built out as a brick and mortar.”

    How can people find Weld + Arrow?

    Come visit us at:
    340 N Broadway, Suite 130 Green Bay, WI
    123 E 2nd Street, Kaukauna, WI
    513 N Main Street, Oshkosh, WI

    Find us online at:
    Website: www.weldandarrow.com
    Facebook: @weldandarrow
    Instagram: @weldandarrow

    Chamber Ambassador Spotlight

    MEET NICOLE GRIEGER

    Chamber Ambassadors represent the Greater Green Bay Chamber in the community and actively engage with members and nonmembers. These dedicated volunteers serve as trusted liaisons, answering questions about membership, promoting local businesses, attending Chamber events and celebrating milestones at ribbon cuttings and groundbreakings.

    Every Chamber Ambassador brings a unique story and a personal commitment to making Green Bay a better place to live, work and do business. In this monthly blog series, we introduce the passionate individuals who give their time, energy and enthusiasm to serve our members.

    Nicole Grieger became a Chamber Ambassador in 2024. A Senior Sales Executive at College Hill, she believes being a Chamber Ambassador is the perfect blend of connection, support and community engagement. “Being an Ambassador allows me to grow personally and professionally, all while helping others succeed and fostering a stronger, more connected Greater Green Bay.”

    Nicole says the best part about being a Chamber Ambassador is hearing business owners share their entrepreneurial journeys and watching them live their dreams. She also enjoys being able to make connections for businesses to help them meet specific needs and goals.

    Choosing just one favorite moment from her time as a Chamber Ambassador is hard for Nicole: “Every week seems to bring another story, another connection, and another reminder of why I love being part of this community.” Some of her favorite memories come from when she is with her fellow Ambassadors sharing laughs, making connections and celebrating their hard work together.

    Nicole describes her experience as “incredibly rewarding,” so what would she say to someone interested in becoming a Chamber Ambassador?

    “What are you waiting for? If you bring positivity, a creative mindset and a genuine desire to network, connect and get involved, becoming a Chamber Ambassador is the perfect fit. Sign up today! You’ll gain incredible experiences, meaningful connections and the chance to make a real impact in our community.”

    Chamber Membership

    DR. ASHOK RAI: “TOGETHER, WE’RE GREATER.”

    Greater Green Bay Chamber membership fuels growth, talent and impact.

    Early in his career, Dr. Ashok Rai attended events hosted by the Greater Green Bay Chamber. As his leadership journey progressed, he became President and CEO of Prevea Health and later joined the Chamber’s Board of Directors, eventually serving as Board Chairman. That experience, he says, gave him a much deeper understanding of the Chamber’s role not just in the business community, but across Greater Green Bay. 

    “I realized the important part the Chamber plays in leading the strategy for the entire community, more than just the business community,” said Dr. Rai. “Going through the strategic planning process and planning out what the next 5, 10, 15, 20 years for Greater Green Bay would look like, that was really neat to be part of that.” 

    Dr. Rai points to the Greater Green Bay Chamber Economic Development Strategic Plan as a driving force behind the growth seen in the region today, which includes growth in housing, business and the community as a whole. Through his work at Prevea, he has seen firsthand how the plan has translated into real impact. 

    More than a planning exercise, his involvement in the Chamber introduced him to a powerful network of business leaders, elected officials and community members that continue to help him professionally and personally. 

    “I was relatively young when I became President and CEO at Prevea, and I had a lot to learn,” Dr. Rai shared. “The Chamber exposed me to so many great business leaders in Green Bay that were always just one phone call away, one text message away to help me navigate a lot of things that were outside of the healthcare realm but part of the business realm where I needed education and I needed that sage voice or someone to lean on. The single biggest benefit that the Chamber provided me with was the introductions to fellow CEOs, fellow business leaders who are now, I would consider, all great friends.” 

    As the demand for healthcare talent continues to grow, Dr. Rai highlights the Chamber’s role in talent attraction by creating a stronger, more vibrant region where people want to live and work. 

    “How the Chamber helps us recruit, how the Chamber helps us go to market,” said Dr. Rai. “Many of the people, especially our physician talent, they’re not from Green Bay. Many are not even from Wisconsin. The Chamber really helps us sell this area in so many different ways.” 

    Now, as he watches Prevea employees attend Chamber events and actively participate in programs like Leadership Green Bay, Dr. Rai sees the next generation of leaders finding their voice just as he did. 

    “Some may have a hard time justifying Chamber membership, but I challenge them to think about what other membership will provide you and more importantly, all of your employees, the opportunity to grow? You grow through networking. You grow through education. All of that comes from the Greater Green Bay Chamber.” 

    Lara Fritts to Lead the Greater Green Bay Chamber as Next President & CEO  

    Lara Fritts, CEcD, FM has been named the next President & CEO of the Greater Green Bay Chamber, effective December 1, 2025. The Chamber’s search committee unanimously selected Fritts to lead the organization, marking the end of a six-month long nationwide search process.  

    Fritts is the second woman to serve as President & CEO of the Greater Green Bay Chamber following Laurie Radke who stepped down from the role at the end of August after a 14-year tenure.  

    “I am proud to welcome Lara Fritts as the next President & CEO of the Greater Green Bay Chamber,” said Ryan Krumrie, Greater Green Bay Chamber Board Chairman. “Her roots in this community give her a deep understanding of the people and values that make our region strong while her extensive experience leading organizations and communities across the country throughout her career provide her with a national perspective that uniquely positions her to guide the Chamber into its next chapter.”  

    Fritts currently serves as Director of the Frederick County Division of Economic Opportunity in Frederick, Maryland. Under her leadership, the Division launched its first listening tour to identify challenges and opportunities facing the trades industry, resulting in a strategic plan to enhance workforce in the trades. She also led process improvements for business retention, expansion and small business services, increasing the project pipeline within key industry sectors resulting in over $1 billion of investment to the County. 

    She started her career leading community development programs across Wisconsin, including being the first leader of On Broadway, Inc. in Green Bay. She has a proven track record of success holding leadership roles in Maryland, Virginia, Utah and Washington, D.C. 

    “The Green Bay area is a community with extraordinary opportunity, strength, and momentum, and I am honored to be selected to help lead the region’s next chapter of business and economic growth.” said Fritts. “Throughout my career, I’ve focused on building diverse and dynamic economies, forging strong partnerships, and creating pathways to prosperity for everyone. I’m excited to return home to partner with our public and private partners as well as the exceptional team at the Greater Green Bay Chamber to champion bold initiatives, strengthen our business community, and drive growth that delivers lasting value across the region.” 

    Fritts holds a Bachelor of Science in Regional Analysis – Community and Economic Development from the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay and a Master of Science in Urban Studies – Economic Development from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. She also earned the IEDC/ACCE Certificate in Workforce Development Fundamentals. 

    Her professional achievements include being awarded the Consultant Connect’s Top 50 Economic Developers, named a Fellow Member of the International Economic Development Council and recognized on the Virginia 500 Power List and 100 People to Meet by Virginia Business Magazine. 

    Small Business Feature

    RoseHaus Floral

    The Greater Green Bay Chamber defines any business with less than 50 employees as a small business. Small businesses make up more than 80% of our membership base, and we are proud to offer them support and resources through programming, events and workspaces.

    This blog post is part of a monthly series highlighting the small businesses in our community. Learn more about RoseHaus Floral in this Q&A with Owner and Founder, Kaitlyn Schelter-Jagiello.

    Tell us about RoseHaus Floral. What is your mission? What services do you offer? Who is your audience?

    “My vision is simple, community and family. My floral shop is a place where everyone should feel welcome, at home and be one with the flowers. It is important to me that floral enragements should affordable for any occasion. We are willing to work with any budget that walks through the doors. RoseHaus Floral has a European vibe allowing customers to take part in curation of their floral design.

    I believe that being able to touch, smell and be the primary decision-maker in creating your floral bouquet is vital in true customer satisfaction. Not feeling the creativity? We have expert florists who will walk you through the process or help you select a premade bouquet already in store. In addition to our flower bar, and beautifully curated bouquets, we have many additions to purchase from for any occasion you can think of. We also carry handcrafted art pieces created by local artists that make the perfect gift.”

    When was RoseHaus Floral established?

    “RoseHaus Floral was established in May 2025.”

    Why did you decide to start RoseHaus Floral?

    “I have been working in the floral industry for over 15 years, and I felt like service and community needed to come back into the industry. It was a call from God that I know I could make a difference through flow.”

    • What has been the most rewarding moment for you as a business owner?

    “It’s hard to mark one moment. There has been a series of moments that is turning this into a great season of life. I have had an outpour of love from the community around me. Individuals from my past are stepping up and helping a huge way for the future. If I had to define that as a whole I would say just the community we are creating within RoseHaus Floral.”

    What has been the most challenging part of owning a business?

    “Just working out the growing pains! Which is a wonderful challenge to have. We are growing faster than anticipated. It has taught us to work together, grit and to never stop going!”  

    Who has been the most influential person to you as a business owner?

    “My parents are my biggest influence. They were business owners growing up which showed me what true hard work and dedication looked like. They endured many challenges including the closing of their business. In hard times they taught us to keep our faith in God, turn to family in hard times and never give up. I have used all of those in the creating of RoseHaus Floral. I am thankful for the support my parents have given me and their unconditional love. My dad has since passed away and isn’t here physically to see my store, but I know he is here every day spiritually supporting me along the way.”

    What are you most excited about as you look to the future of RoseHaus Floral?

    “Growth! Community! And lots of lots of flowers! We are looking forward to make and take classes, community events and growing as a business.”

    How can people find RoseHaus Floral?

    Come visit us at 1774 Riverside Dr. in Suamico!
    You can find RoseHaus Floral online, rosehausfloralwi.com, and on social media.
    Facebook: RoseHaus Floral
    TikTok: rosehaus.floral

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    Supporting independence through compassionate care

    HME Home Medical has been a trusted partner in healthcare across Northeast Wisconsin for nearly 40 years, dedicated to helping individuals live safely, comfortably and independently in their own homes. With a deep understanding of the challenges many patients and families face, we bring together clinical expertise and a compassionate, people-first approach that sets us apart in the industry.

    Established in Green Bay in 1986, HME Home Medical has steadily expanded its reach to meet growing regional needs. Today, we operate two retail locations in Green Bay and Manitowoc, supported by a warehouse in Sheboygan that allows for efficient service throughout Calumet, Brown, Door, Oconto, Kewaunee, Manitowoc, Outagamie, Shawano and Sheboygan counties. Our home modification team extends coverage even farther, including Marinette and Waupaca counties.

    HME Home Medical offers a full spectrum of home medical equipment and services from mobility solutions like scooters and stair lifts to respiratory care, sleep therapy and home accessibility products. Just as important as the products themselves is the guidance that we provide with them. Our team works closely with patients, families and healthcare providers to guarantee that every solution is tailored to individual lifestyles and medical needs.

    Beyond our medical equipment selection, HME Home Medical stands out through strong community partnerships and staff that are grounded in empathy and integrity. Our team includes specialists across departments who bring both technical know-how and a genuine commitment to service. Their coordinated efforts help patients navigate complex healthcare transitions with confidence.

    Innovation is also critical to driving our growth. Recent initiatives include placing orthopedic supports directly within urgent care and ER settings, ensuring patients receive timely access to essential supplies. Investments in digital tools and evolving care models are helping us serve patients more efficiently while maintaining our personal, hands-on approach.

    As we look to the future, our mission remains focused: to deliver high-quality, human-centered care that empowers people to live well at home. Through continued collaboration with healthcare systems and a commitment to core values, we will continue to make a meaningful difference one patient, one family, one solution at a time. Learn more about HME Home Medical services, products and locations at HMEHomeMedical.com.

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