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10/02/2026

Jaime Franken’s mother and grandmother both passed away from cancer before their 40th birthdays. As a result, she was afraid of going to the doctor.

But when she felt a lump in her breast, her sisters urged to get it checked out.

The journey that unfolded revealed a lot about her family’s history and helped set them on a new path for the future.

Read more: https://san.fo/4ysmw8E

10/01/2026

At Sanford Health, united by our mission to care, comfort and cure, we're here to support your health, your well-being and your experience, every step of the way.

Every interaction you have with us is important, which is why our Patient Pledge is built on three core promises – to take the time to listen to you, to work well as a team to take care of you, and to make sure you know what to do next.

Learn more: https://san.fo/4rFfhaO

10/01/2026

If hot flashes and night sweats are disrupting your daily life, home remedies aren’t your only option.

Learn more about hormone replacement therapy or HRT for menopause.

10/01/2026

While concussions are considered to be mild traumatic brain injuries, they should always be taken seriously.

Typically, concussions result in temporary cognition and physiological symptoms, and sometimes even emotional symptoms. Here are the signs you should watch out for.

For more concussion care information with Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, visit: https://san.fo/4cT248j

10/01/2026

Feel connected, educated and empowered as you navigate life after a cancer diagnosis.

Our survivorship newsletter includes information about upcoming events and programs, survivor
and staff spotlights, and educational content.

Sign up for quarterly emails: https://san.fo/4yhiSi2

09/30/2026

Sanford Helps, a website created to help connect Sanford Health patients to social care community resources – such as financial assistance, food pantries, housing, medical care, and other free or reduced-cost help – helps fills patient needs where they live.

"Sanford Helps provides a consistent way across our footprint for staff to identify and connect patients to local and national resources, as well as an anonymous way for patients and community members to seek and find services," said Erica DeBoer, chief nursing officer at Sanford Heath.

Read more:

Sanford Health supports sanfordhelps.com, a website for connecting patients with local social services they need.

09/30/2026

Knowing how to spot the symptoms of hand-foot-mouth disease can help you stop the spread of this highly contagious disease.

Most kids experience hand-foot-mouth for about a week and don’t require a trip to the doctor’s office.

However, in some cases, kids may need to see their healthcare provider.

Swipe through to learn more.

09/29/2026

Postpartum psychosis occurs in roughly one to two people out of every 1,000 who've given birth.

Angela Blackford, an integrative health counselor at Sanford Health, notes that, while it's rare, there has been an increase in patients asking about postpartum psychosis. There is a difference between that and postpartum depression, but both are treatable.

Read more: https://san.fo/4htGIjh

09/29/2026

Between back-to-school germs and changing seasons, it can be hard to tell whether you have a cold or allergies. Swipe to learn the difference.

And if you need relief now, visit urgent care.

09/29/2026

Behind every cancer data point is an opportunity to better understand the communities we serve.

Through Sanford Health's cancer registry, data is helping identify patient needs and inform meaningful changes to care. The registry collects and analyzes information to identify trends, guide screening efforts and support decisions about resources and patient care.

From strengthening lung cancer screening efforts to understanding how far rural patients travel for treatment, registry insights are helping Sanford make informed decisions to improve care across the region.

Learn more about how this behind-the-scenes work is helping shape cancer care for patients and communities:

Alongside doctors and nurses at Sanford are also dedicated researchers who work behind the scenes, such as the cancer registry team.