Here’s a roundup of recent changes in the Sioux Falls-area business community.
Dr. David Shulkin, former secretary of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, is joining Sanford Health as chief innovation officer.
Next-generation medical devices are being developed in Sioux Falls through a new company, Tailored Medical Devices.
Alison Hulshof started her child-therapy business with one client. Four states, 140 children and one acquisition later, she’s positioned for national growth.
Her research team will receive $17.1 million in the next five years to support its work. Here’s why.
The Avera on Louise campus is adding another building – this one to support a range of services from strength and conditioning to physical therapy and volleyball.
Despite rumors last week that he was no longer running Sanford Health, Kelby Krabbenhoft says he’s not going anywhere — and releases big plans to grow the system statewide and beyond.
SAB Biotherapeutics Inc., a Sioux Falls-based clinical stage biopharmaceutical development company, has received a $10 million investment from T. Denny Sanford.
Sanford Health had a record 741 interns this year. Here’s a look at how they were integrated into real-life roles throughout the health system.
The shelves are nearly set and staff is in place for the new downtown Lewis Drug, which opens Thursday at 10th Street and Phillips Avenue.
