Sanford Health Mahnomen Clinic

11/14/2025

Virtual care makes it easy to see a doctor from the comfort of your home or while you’re on the go.

Start an e-visit for $39 or an on-demand video visit for $69.

Schedule now: https://san.fo/3XufGi5

11/13/2025

When Jeff Koehn was diagnosed with throat cancer, his doctors at Sanford Health recommended treatment to include surgery and a clinical trial for radiation, a treatment protocol developed by Sanford Health radiation oncologist Miran Blanchard, MD.

With EVOLVE's lower-dose radiation treatment, treatment time is cut down from six weeks to ten days. And by decreasing the intensity, it allows for fewer side effects.

Learn more about clinical trials:

Jeff Koehn's cancer care team recommended the EVOLVE clinical trial. It reduced his radiation time from six weeks to 10 days.

11/13/2025

Terry Frieboes is part of Sanford Health's Volunteer Inpatient Program (VIP), a program created to enhance patient care and support nursing staff by providing an extra layer of assistance on inpatient units.

Volunteers play a vital role in improving the patient experience by answering call lights for non-clinical needs, helping patients get comfort items, providing companionship and assisting with basic requests.

Learn more about how VIP helps nurses focus on direct medical care, ensuring patients receive timely attention and compassionate service throughout their stay: https://san.fo/4qZhiy0

11/13/2025

At 35, Ellen Grgurich faced Stage 2 triple-negative breast cancer head-on. Today, she’s cancer-free and sharing her story of courage, hope and healing.

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

11/12/2025

"When you're in a military family and you move as often as some people do, every year and a half to two years, that's not exactly something that looks really good on a resume," said Donna Steineke. "I learned really quickly not to mention that I was a military spouse because that was kind of more of a deterrent more than it was a plus."

But when applying at Sanford Health, being a military spouse brings benefits thanks to the Military Spouse Employment Partnership, a program that helped Donna Steineke find work as a patient access representative.

Learn more about how Sanford Health helps military families find employment:

When applying at Sanford Health, being a military spouse brings benefits thanks to the Military Spouse Employment Partnership.

11/12/2025

When a significant storm blew through Bemidji, Minnesota this summer, homes were damaged, trees were uprooted and lives were forever altered.

People all across the region stepped up to help their neighbors after the storm and Sanford Health employees were no different, including two unsung heroes who went above and beyond to get patients the care they needed in a slightly less-traditional fashion.

Read more about how countless people behind the scenes stepped up to take care of patients in the days following the storm:

People all across Bemidji stepped up to help their neighbors after the storm this June. That includes two unsung heroes at Sanford Health.

11/12/2025

Sanford Health is continuing to invest in the future of its employees and their education.

The Sanford Health Equity in Education Scholarship is a targeted financial scholarship program aimed at providing financial assistance for underrepresented and traditionally underserved populations seeking higher education. The scholarship application is open to Sanford Health employees and the broader community until November 15, 2025.

Learn more and apply: https://san.fo/3JWXnz2

11/12/2025

Sarah Nielsen was a NICU nurse in Fargo before moving west to a farm in New England, North Dakota.

So it was a shock when she ended up back at Sanford Fargo for a very different, very scary reason.

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

11/11/2025

On Veterans Day, we recognize the brave men and women who have given of themselves for our country's freedom.

Thank you for your courageous, dedicated service, today and always.

11/11/2025

There’s no cure for the common cold, but Dr. Todd Twogood shares helpful tips to ease your baby’s symptoms.

11/11/2025

The Sanford Health Marketing team came together to create care packages for deployed service members, as gesture of gratitude for the incredible sacrifices made by our veterans and active-duty military.

To those who have served, and those who continue to serve: thank you.

11/11/2025

Are immunizations safe for your child?

We sat down with Dr. Christina daSilva, D.O to answer the questions everyone is asking; including why you should vaccinate your child against rare diseases.

"Those diseases are rare because of immunizations," Dr. daSilva said. "Immunizations have reduced infections such as polio, whooping cough, diphtheria, measles and rubella."

Learn more:

Getting an immunization isn't fun, but those few seconds of discomfort are the best ways to protect your child from devastating diseases.

10/22/2025

Sanford Health was proud to support the Mahnomen-Waubun Thunderbirds as they raised awareness and funds for the Randy Shaver Cancer Research & Community Fund during their September 26 football game! The stands were full of pink – pompoms, footballs, and noisemaker – and fans cheering loud to show their support for the Thunderbirds and early cancer screenings and cancer research. In October, we’re tackling cancer, one football game at a time!

10/22/2025

Sanford Health proudly sponsored the September 30th Mahnomen-Waubun volleyball game vs. Climax-Fisher to raise awareness for the Edith Sanford Breast Cancer Center and support October Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Thank you to the Thunderbirds and Knights for coming together in the spirit of community, strength, and hope.