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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakotas largest hospital systems on Wednesday warned...

One in every 351 people in the state tested positive for the virus in the past week, according to Johns Hopkins researchers.

While Sanford Health continues to treat non-COVID-19 patients with non-urgent conditions at its Sioux Falls hospital, Avera Health is pushing any non-urgent procedures, especially those requiring an overnight stay, to the spring to make room for the surge in COVID-19 patients.

While Sanford Health continues to treat non-COVID-19 patients with non-urgent conditions at its Sioux Falls hospital, Avera Health is pushing any non-urgent procedures, especially those requiring an overnight stay, to the spring to make room for the surge in COVID-19 patients.

While Sanford Health continues to treat non-COVID-19 patients with non-urgent conditions at its Sioux Falls hospital, Avera Health is pushing any non-urgent procedures, especially those requiring an overnight stay, to the spring to make room for the surge in COVID-19 patients.

While Sanford Health continues to treat non-COVID-19 patients with non-urgent conditions at its Sioux Falls hospital, Avera Health is pushing any non-urgent procedures, especially those requiring an overnight state, to the spring to make room for the surge in COVID-19 patients.

While Sanford Health continues to treat non-COVID-19 patients with non-urgent conditions at its Sioux Falls hospital, Avera Health is pushing any non-urgent procedures, especially those requiring an overnight stay, to the spring to make room for the surge in COVID-19 patients.

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakotas largest hospital systems on Wednesday warned...

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — South Dakota's largest hospital systems on Wednesday warned they are strained and pushing off medical care as the state's hospitals fill with the highest number of people infected with COVID-19 since the beginning of this year.

While Sanford Health continues to treat non-COVID-19 patients with non-urgent conditions at its Sioux Falls hospital, Avera Health is pushing any non-urgent procedures, especially those requiring an overnight state, to the spring to make room for the surge in COVID-19 patients.