Sanford Tracy Emergency Services

09/27/2025

The Titus family used to travel six hours round-trip to Rapid City. After just one virtual care visit, his mother Alexis was sold.

Watch the full story:

Like an oasis in a medical desert, Sanford Health's virtual care clinics connect rural patients with little or no internet access at home.

09/26/2025

Unexpected – that’s what injuries usually are.

If you ever find yourself injured and on the way to walk-in care or waiting overnight before seeing a provider, the RICE method is what you can do right away to help relieve pain, limit swelling and speed up healing.

Learn more: https://san.fo/4pfh3hm

09/25/2025

When Sanford Health recently announced the regionally owned pharmacy and retail store chain Lewis Drug is joining the health system, patients and customers had questions.

Your questions, answered, about Sanford Health’s partnership with Lewis stores:

When Sanford Health recently announced Lewis Drug is joining the health system, you had questions. See answers to customer and patient FAQs.

09/24/2025

Children who have gone through intense trauma, like abuse or the loss of a loved one, benefit greatly from having safe spaces to play, create and relax in.

Thanks to a gift from Panda Cares, the charity affiliated with Panda Express, through the Sanford Health Foundation, a new safe space with art supplies, toys and more was opened at the Sanford Traumatic Stress Treatment Center and the Sanford Children's CARE Clinic. This room gives children in the Fargo region a place where they can feel comfortable, helping them heal and recover.

Learn more about the new Panda Cares Center of Hope:

A donation of more than $200,000 helped create the Panda Cares Center for Hope inside Sanford Fargo's Traumatic Stress Treatment Center.

09/23/2025

“I did feel the pop and then I was laying there for a while. My parents came down and coaches, and I remember saying, ‘I’m out for the rest of the season.’”

Ashlyn Buchholz tore her ACL and meniscus in the middle of her junior basketball season.

With help from Dr. Anthony Kasch, Ashlyn made it back to the court and the track field her senior year of high school.

09/23/2025

In places like Mountain Lake, Minnesota, health care providers try to go the extra mile to support the children of their community, and sometimes all that takes is a good book.

Watch how Susan Goodemote, a nurse practitioner, is doing more to care for local children during their well child visits:

Sue Goodemote, NP, brought the Reach Out and Read program to three Sanford Health clinics. Now every child 0-5 leaves with a new book.

09/23/2025

Courtney leads a team of nurses and supports them as they provide patients with the best care possible.

Find a team that supports you by applying for one of our open positions: https://san.fo/4nlF0lU

09/22/2025

"My parents were told multiple times that I wouldn't survive. I was baptized in the hospital. They never thought I was coming home. Deb was part of that care that made sure that I got to come home and then someday have three babies of my own."

Neonatal Nurse Practitioner Deb Koens cared for Josie Folden during her first days of life in 1995. Twenty-eight years later, at the end of 2023, she cared for Josie's third child, Luci, in the same NICU.

"To be able to know that I was fortunate to be able to care for both of them, it kind of makes you feel like this has been a long, successful career," said Koens.

Read more about this full-circle reunion:

Following nine miscarriages, the Folden family welcomes their third baby and an unexpected reunion in the Sanford USD Medical Center's NICU.

09/22/2025

Our advanced practice providers give their all – because it's their gift, their passion and their calling.

We're celebrating APP Week at Sanford Health. Thank you to our APPs for the early mornings, late nights and everything in between.

09/22/2025

Prostate cancer is one of the most common types of cancer among men. In its early stages, prostate cancer may cause no signs or symptoms.

Talk to your primary care provider today: https://san.fo/42x3q3k

09/19/2025

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.

Swipe to read the signs you should watch out for.

For more concussion care information with Sanford Orthopedics & Sports Medicine, visit: https://san.fo/4nEpu4j