Courtney Collen

1 month ago | news.sanfordhealth.org | Courtney Collen

Sanford Health was recognized by industry peers with 14 awards for excellence in advertising. The 42nd Annual Healthcare Advertising Awards is one of the largest awards organizations among all advertising categories. Entries are peer-reviewed and judged from a national field of competition. This year, more than 4,300 entries were received, making the awards the largest and most well-recognized health care advertising awards competition.

1 month ago | news.sanfordhealth.org | Courtney Collen

Ali Hofer is living with purpose. She’s a mom, wife, and vice president of the Good Samaritan Foundation in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. It was 2004 when her life changed forever. “That summer, I was experiencing some unusual bleeding after intercourse and reported it to my OB/GYN at the time when we were living down in the Sioux City area,” Hofer told Sanford Health News. “The bleeding continued to happen,” she said.

1 month ago | news.sanfordhealth.org | Courtney Collen

Transformation of the health care industry, strengthening access, growing the workforce and harnessing technology were a few of the key topics discussed during the 15th Becker’s Annual Meeting in Chicago.

1 month ago | siouxfalls.business | Courtney Collen

April 30, 2025What started as a passion for floral design and the need for a little extra income three years ago now has grown into a brick-and-mortar store in central Sioux Falls. Tania Mejia opened The Flower Bar in the Southway Shopping Center near 29th Street and Minnesota Avenue. “I’ve always loved flowers, but the fact that I can express myself, be creative as I’m building bouquets and designing my own, that’s what really brought it together,” Mejia said.

Mar 28, 2025 | news.sanfordhealth.org | Courtney Collen

A disease once thought to be eliminated in the United States has been making a resurgence, resulting in hospitalizations and even deaths. Measles is a highly contagious virus, with outbreaks currently occurring across multiple states. While measles can have serious complications for unvaccinated people, the disease is preventable with a vaccine.