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The embodiment of our Sanford values by our more than 2,000 local staff members is the core of our organization.

Born out of collaboration between Sanford, BHS and NTC, conversations about greater accessibility to CNA training began last fall and prompted a plan to house a skills lab right in the classroom.

U.S. Sen. Tina Smith spent time during her visit to Bemidji at Sanford Health to discuss how maternal outcomes can be improved for rural and Indigenous communities.

For many of the attendees at the 18th Annual Niimi’idiwin, formerly the Sanford Healing Powwow, participating in songs and dances is a form of healing — for themselves and for others.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services recently awarded Sanford Bemidji Medical Center a four-star rating as part of the CMS 2023 Care Compare Program.

U.S. Sen. Tina Smith spent time during her visit to Bemidji at Sanford Health to discuss how maternal outcomes can be improved for rural and Indigenous communities.

Citing a tough economy and rising costs, Sanford Bemidji no longer plans to own and operate the proposed wellness center in Bemidji’s rail corridor, but hope remains that the project will go on.

Dozens of photographs taken by four local Native American youth artists during a two-week photography camp last summer are now on display in the Sanford Bemidji Medical Center for all to see.

Costs will rise, and reaching high-quality care will be even harder for many Minnesotans.

As the new president and CEO of Sanford Bemidji, Karla Eischens shares her community-focused vision for the future