Dr. James Johnson to Retire From Wisconsin River Orthopaedics

James A. Johnson, MD, an orthopedic surgeon, recently announced he will retire from Wisconsin River Orthopaedics in Wisconsin Rapids, which also includes an outpatient surgery center, according to a Marshfield News Herald report.

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Dr. Johnson has practiced in Wisconsin Rapids for 32 years, joining Wisconsin River Orthopaedics in 1982. The practice has since added several more surgeons, a practice center with a clinic, physical therapy and open MRI.

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