Balancing act: Avera resumes non-COVID services while caring for coronavirus patients
They expected a surge and instead have a steady but manageable flow of COVID-19 patients, so Avera is able to get back to offering more routine medical care.
They expected a surge and instead have a steady but manageable flow of COVID-19 patients, so Avera is able to get back to offering more routine medical care.
A new mobile testing unit will allow Sanford Health to process COVID-19 tests on-site in an hour and can be deployed to hot spots.
There’s maybe never been a more appropriate time to mark National Nurses Week.
As the pandemic settles us into a new normal, Sanford Health clinics are making changes to ensure patients can still safety attend preventive and routine appointments.
He’s usually the one helping tell other health care stories. Today, Sanford’s Paul Heinert shares his and his family’s five-week battle with COVID-19.
Hear from Avera McKennan’s chief medical officer on what the hospital is experiencing with COVID-19 and how it continues to prepare for a surge.
Sanford Health is preparing to perform up to 1,200 tests a day for COVID-19 antibodies.
We could all use some good news – and this news can help South Dakotans who find themselves unemployed.
They’re working during historically challenging times in health care. But every time they hear this song overhead, they know something good has happened.
If you’ve been out sick recently, you don’t need a note for your employer when you go back.