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Ep. 17: Virtual care becomes everyday practice
Some primary care, mental health providers see all of their patients online

Ep. 16: Virtual clinic shortens distance to health care
Residents of rural North Dakota welcome Sanford Virtual Care’s first satellite clinic

Ep. 16: Sanford Health commitment to our veteran community
Captain Paul Weckman talks about the commitment to veterans through the innovative programs at Sanford Health and the Good Samaritan Society.

Ep. 6: Women supporting women through diagnosis, treatment
Cancer mentorship program provides support for newly diagnosed patients

Ep. 10: PGA is among Sanford Health’s unique partnerships
Sanford Labs leader Rochelle Odenbrett describes COVID-19 testing on golf tour
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Fresh Start, Sanford branch out to bring smiles overseas
Charitable surgery partnership expands to Sanford World Clinic's global sites

Good Samaritan Society garden group earns volunteering award
'Mom's Garden Girls' named Volunteer of the Year Group Award winner

Veterans, college students revive broken down ‘cool bus’
School bus (minus some letters) is now in service to veterans of military service

How Sanford Health is addressing racial bias in health care
“We’re equipping our health system to be responsive to needs in the Black community and beyond”

Bemidji family gives back each year to honor Nana’s memory
Donations go to Joe Lueken Cancer Center patients in honor of Maggie Robins

Sanford-Fairview merger would make family’s care full circle
Three Schmitke kids were born at Fairview. Then Mom and Dad got lifesaving care at Sanford.

Veteran community teams up for ‘guardian eagles’ sculptures
Bronze eagles at cemetery now guard people who gave their all for their country

Fairview nurse thrilled with dad’s care at Sanford
Leigh Larson sees potential for more access to specialty care for her aging parents

Rare-disease patient is a regular at Sanford and Fairview
Kendra Gottsleben has long relied on both health systems for surgeries and infusions

Sanford Cares program delivers backpacks to students
600 second graders in Bismarck-Mandan receive an early Christmas surprise