Buffalo Hospital, MN

02/07/2026

Congratulations to Christian Carpio, RN, our Quarter 4 2025 DAISY Award Honoree! 🌼

His compassion and care made a lasting impact on a patient and the patient’s family during a critical time.

Thank you, Christian, for going above and beyond!

02/06/2026

In February, we wear red. ❤️

More specifically, our providers and staff are wearing red today to help demonstrate their support for National Wear Red Day on Friday, Feb. 6 - A day dedicated to driving awareness of the importance of women's heart health.

02/05/2026

Headache or migraine? 🤔

Understanding the difference can help you get the right relief. Headaches are often a symptom caused by things like dehydration or tension, while migraines are a neurological condition with more intense symptoms like nausea, light sensitivity, and throbbing pain.

Learn how to tell them apart and what to watch for: https://bit.ly/4tfkpTH.

Discover the different symptoms and triggers for headaches and migraines

01/28/2026

Please join us in congratulating Heather Olsen, Patient Care Tech from Med/Surg (pictured on the right), as our 2025 BEE Award Honoree! 🐝✨

Nominated by her amazing coworker, Kathryn (pictured on the left), Heather is being recognized for consistently going above and beyond in patient care.

Thank you, Heather, for your compassion, dedication, and outstanding work. We’re so proud to honor you, congratulations!

01/17/2026

We have long-standing policies designed to protect care team member and patient privacy, prioritize safety, maintain access to care and comply with all relevant laws.

01/06/2026

When is pharmacy more than just pharmacy?

Some individuals dealing with serious or rare conditions – including cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatoid arthritis, and others – need support that goes beyond medication.

Learn about how specialty pharmacy meets these needs and how it differs from everyday retail pharmacy: https://bit.ly/49y4cjw.

Some medications require a specific kind of pharmacy.

12/21/2025

Heart failure doesn’t mean your heart has stopped—it means it needs extra care. Learn the signs, treatment options and lifestyle changes that can help you live better and longer. Knowledge is the first step toward a healthier heart. Read here: https://bit.ly/3MNpqC2.

Take control of heart failure with smart choices

12/17/2025

We are proud to share that Buffalo Hospital has been recognized by Forbes as one of the nation’s 5-star hospitals!

This honor reflects our dedication to providing exceptional care and improving the health of our community every day.

Thank you to our incredible team and patients for making this achievement possible.

Learn more about the full list here: https://bit.ly/4j31oPC"

Forbes' 2026 list of Top Hospitals in America rates the nation's best general hospitals. Discover top-quality healthcare institutions offering exceptional patient care.

12/12/2025

Knowledge is power for your heart. Discover the cardiac tests that can protect your future and uncover issues before they get serious: https://bit.ly/48CebVH.

Advances in cardiac imaging make it easier to detect underlying cardiac risks earlier. Explore common types of heart scans and what each shows about your heart.

11/11/2025

Restless Legs Syndrome (RLS) is more than just an annoyance—it can disrupt your sleep and daily life. If you’ve experienced an irresistible urge to move your legs, especially at night, you’re not alone.

Learn what causes RLS, how to recognize the symptoms, and how Allina Health’s Movement Disorders program can help you find relief: https://bit.ly/4qUEai6.

RLS can happen to anyone. Get the right treatment for you.

11/11/2025

Please join us in congratulating Lauren Ehlers, Patient Care Tech from Med/Surg, as our very first BEE Award Honoree! 🐝✨

Nominated by her amazing coworkers, Kathryn and Tina, Lauren is being recognized for consistently going above and beyond in patient care.

Thank you, Lauren, for your compassion, dedication, and outstanding work. We’re so proud to honor you, congratulations!

11/06/2025

Thinking about when to schedule your first colonoscopy?

This routine screening plays a key role in detecting and preventing colorectal cancer. Most people should begin screening at age 45, but earlier testing may be recommended based on family history or symptoms.

Talk to your health care provider to learn what’s right for you:https://bit.ly/49bJW8N.

Here’s everything you need to know about prep for a colonoscopy, how long it takes and what to expect after straight from a general surgeon. Get answers here.