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

One works for the Good Samaritan Society; the other works for Sanford Health.

After a career in nursing, she found her true calling: hospice care.

"We need some disruptors to figure out how we can take care of people."

Much of the literature for C. diff looks at treatment of the infection instead of focusing on prevention.

"Fifteen to 20 percent of bills have a direct or indirect connection to health care."

Last year, we, like many families each year, entered the door of a hospice home to spend a final Christmas with a loved one.

“I didn’t realize I was talking so softly before. Now I can speak out and be heard."

Just as we are all unique in how we live, we are also unique in how we die

A 6,000-square-foot piece of paradise infuses dementia care with rural reminders