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SANFORD HEALTH

One of the unique strengths of APPs is our versatility. Many of us can work across multiple specialties or transition into new clinical areas as needs arise.
As work crews and residents slowly but surely pick up the pieces, Sanford Bemidji transformed the initial Tuesday celebration of its Peak Center to recognize those on the frontline of storm recovery.
Sanford Bemidji's grand opening of its new Peak Center, originally scheduled for Tuesday, June 24, has been canceled in response to the recent severe storm.
Sanford Bemidji will celebrate the grand opening of its new Peak Center from 5:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, June 24, at 2017 Net Way NW, in the former Delta Dental building.

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Northwoods Caregivers will host a "Better Choices, Better Health" chronic disease self-management program from 4:30 to 7 p.m. on Tuesdays, Oct. 15 to Nov. 19, at Northwoods, 616 America Ave.
The event, held at Sanford Bemidji, invited Indigenous community members to share their personal experiences of how climate change is affecting their health and way of life.
Complete with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Pine Pals Nest will provide child care for up to 16 infants and 14 toddlers once the end of October comes around.
Beyond the quality of care, clinician leaders impact the efficiency of patient care by building a culture of collaboration among our care teams to allow for more effective and safe care coordination.
The Sanford Health Foundation invites the Bagley and Bemidji communities to learn about the benefits of 3D mobile mammography on Monday, Oct. 7, at two Sanford locations.
A key part of supporting employees is also understanding that sometimes they need to be able to step away to focus on their own health and loved ones.
As Bemidji's Neilson Place nursing home celebrated its 20th anniversary with a program on Tuesday, key leaders reminisced on their journey opening the building in 2004.
Despite sporadic rotations of overcast skies with rain and sunny skies with a breeze, dancers kept their ears to the drum at the 19th Annual Niimi’idiwin — formerly the Sanford Healing Powwow.
Sanford Bemidji’s Heart and Vascular Center recently received the American College of Cardiology’s NCDR Chest Pain – MI Registry Platinum Performance Achievement Award for 2024.
Over the last decade, Sanford Health has provided more than 760,000 virtual consults, saving patients from traveling over 29 million miles on country roads or through winter weather to access care.
Sanford Bemidji and the Red Lake and Cass Lake Indian Health Service Hospitals will host the 19th Annual Niimi’idiwin (Powwow) from noon to 6 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 8, at Sanford Bemidji.

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