Alerts and Announcements
Closings and Delays
Due to inclement weather, the following facility hours have changed:
North Dakota:
- Sanford Health Clinics closed on Saturday, Jan. 18:
- Children's Southwest - Urgent Care
- West Fargo
- Hillsboro
- Mayville
- Roger Maris Cancer Center outpatient infusion center will be closed on Sat., Jan. 18.
- Sanford Healthcare Accessories will be closed on Sat., Jan. 18.
- Sanford POWER Center will close early at 7 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 17, and remain closed on Sat., Jan. 18.
Minnesota:
- Sanford Health Clinics closed on Saturday, Jan. 18:
- Perham Health
- Thief River Falls walk-in clinic and outpatient pharmacy
- Canby
- Detroit Lakes
- Worthington walk-in acute care
- Windom
- Tracy
- Westbrook
South Dakota:
- Sanford Health Clinics closed Saturday, Jan. 18
- Sioux Falls Family Medicine and Acute Care (All closed except 69th and Minnesota)
- Clear Lake
- Brookings (No acute care Saturday)
- Sanford Wellness Center on Tea/Ellis will open at 11 a.m.
Iowa:
- Sanford Health Clinics closed Saturday, Jan. 18
- Rock Rapids
Sanford Health implements visitor restrictions
Due to the sustained increase in respiratory illnesses and influenza across Minnesota, Sanford Bemidji Medical Center, Sanford Bagley Medical Center, Sanford Health WoodsEdge (Neilson Place, Trillium, WindSong), Sanford Baker Park and Sanford Health Mahnomen Clinic are implementing visitor restrictions.
Sanford is placing these guidelines in order to protect patients/residents and employees from catching and spreading respiratory illnesses, including influenza.
Beginning at 8 a.m. on Thursday, Dec. 19, Sanford will put in place the following restrictions for all visitors, including staff members and their families. Only two visitors (5 years and older) per patient. Patient visitors are limited to clergy and immediate family members, including:
- Spouse or significant other
- Parent or grandparent
- In-laws
- Sibling
- Children (5 years and older)
- All children ages 5-14 must wear a mask while visiting.
- Visitors who are ill (showing signs of respiratory illness or influenza, including fever or chills, muscle or body aches, sore throat, cough, stuffy nose, headache and fatigue) may not visit unless granted permission for compassionate reasons, such as end-of-life care.