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ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTFARGO — Sanford Health announced on Sunday, March 29, that three employees at two of its Fargo facilities have tested positive for COVID-19.The three physical therapists work in hospital settings — two at Sanford Medical Center Fargo along Interstate 94 and one at Sanford Broadway Medical Center downtown.The employees are isolating at home, and Sanford is working closely with the North Dakota Department of Health to evaluate the situation, Sanford announced in a news release attributed to Dr. Doug Griffin, vice president and medical officer at Sanford Fargo.Sanford said employees and patients who may have come into close contact with the physical therapists are being contacted.Seven patients are being notified they may have been exposed. One of the physical therapists developed symptoms at work and went home. The other was not at work when the symptoms began and has remained isolated, the news release said.ADVERTISEMENTGriffin acknowledged health care workers are at high risk, and there will be an increase in the number of health care workers becoming infected.The news comes a day after Sanford announced a nurse practitioner tested positive for coronavirus after coming in contact with residents at a Moorhead assisted living facility Monday, March 23.The seven residents and three staff members at Eventide on Eighth in Moorhead who came into contact with the provider had not tested positive for coronavirus as of Saturday night, but CEO Jon Riewer said they were being closely monitored.Sanford announced Sunday it would have no media availability Sunday but would address the developing situation Monday, March 30, at 1:30 p.m. at Sanford Medical Center Fargo.As a public service, we’ve opened this article to everyone regardless of subscription status.The process of finding that lifesaving organ is rife with problems. Roughly 5,000 patients a year are dying on the waitlist — even as perfectly good donated organs end up in the trash. The agency that oversees donations and transplants is under scrutiny for how many organs are going to waste. The agency, the United Network for Organ Sharing, received a bipartisan tongue-lashing at a recent congressional hearing.The project, a partnership between Fairview Health Services and Tennesee-based Acadia Healthcare, will be on the site of the former Bethesda Hospital in St. Paul, and will serve adults requiring long term mental health care.The decrease in immunization rates stems from when COVID-19 disrupted routine medical care for many in 2020 and 2021.Columnist Carol Bradley Bursack says lack of consistency can be hard for older adults who rely on strangers to come into their home to help them shower or do other daily tasks.ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTADVERTISEMENTFARGO — Sanford Health announced on Sunday, March 29, that three employees at two of its Fargo facilities have tested positive for COVID-19.The three physical therapists work in hospital settings — two at Sanford Medical Center Fargo along Interstate 94 and one at Sanford Broadway Medical Center downtown.The employees are isolating at home, and Sanford is working closely with the North Dakota Department of Health to evaluate the situation, Sanford announced in a news release attributed to Dr. Doug Griffin, vice president and medical officer at Sanford...

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