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“He was my little rock star,” says LaToya Buzalsky of her infant patient Murphy.

Jessica Pergande, a Sanford RN, lost her mother to heart disease last year.

"More knowledge — especially about your health — is always going to be better."

"If a heart attack had occurred, it very likely could have been lethal."

"I’m like, there’s no freaking way I’m having a heart attack.”

From the ski slope to the ice fishing pond, there is an activity for everyone.

Patients with aortic stenosis can be helped by a minimally invasive procedure.

Sleep problems, digestive issues and high blood pressure and other conditions can be eased.

"It taught me how to live better, it was really worth it, and I'm grateful for the program."

Rapid City woman on the way to heart specialist in Minneapolis derailed by Sanford Health interstate sign.