Sioux Falls is seeing an increase in cases of pertussis – also known as whooping cough. Here's what you need to know.

A Sioux Falls-based nonprofit is looking to create more empathy in the healthcare system by better understanding the experiences of immigrants and refugees.

It's Infertility Awareness Week, and in recognition of this common, but often undiscussed experience, Sioux Falls Simplified reached out to some local women to hear their stories.

It's a massive investment in hospital space to care specifically for women and children.

A new pilot program at Sanford Health is giving people in Sioux Falls the opportunity to test out different jobs in healthcare throughout a first-of-its-kind four-week apprenticeship.

More Sioux Falls women are looking for a holistic approach to medicine and wellness, and with that, functional medicine providers are seeing an increasing demand for their services.

Is being scared bad for your health? Not necessarily...

Dr. Joshua Crabtree sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about the upcoming cold and flu shots, a new COVID-19 vaccine and a classic reminder that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.

Infertility can be a long and lonely journey for couples looking to start a family. These women are looking to make them feel a little less alone.

Measles cases are on the rise. The disease hasn't shown up in South Dakota yet, but here's what local doctors are watching and want parents to know.

Sanford Health and Minneapolis-based Fairview Health Services are looking to team up.

Sioux Falls hospitals (and hospitals across the country) are seeing a spike in RSV cases much earlier in the year than normal. Here's what you need to know.

The latest booster shot to prevent against newer strains of COVID-19 is now available in Sioux Falls. Here's what you need to know and where to find it.

Sanford Health this week announced a partnership with a data-focused startup called Dandelion. Here's what it means.

Local doctors say the number of reported cases is dwarfed by cases diagnosed through at-home testing.

The vaccine could be available for kids as early as this week in Sioux Falls.

Here's a look what local pediatricians advise when you can't find what you need, as well as some local resources that may be of help.

Spring is here, which means so are seasonal allergies. Sanford Health Allergist Dr. Nikki Patel shared some tips for identifying and treating allergies, as well as when to call your doctor.

But as pandemic starts to calm – and make its slow transition to an endemic – local doctors are advising people to take stock of what the last two years have done to their mental health.

"For every patient that we discharge – or unfortunately, way too often that dies – and opens up a bed, we are having to choose between multiple patients on who is the sickest and prioritize who can be put into that bed," Dr. David Basel, vice president of clinical quality for Avera.

Sioux Falls is unique in that it has two major health systems – Sanford Health and Avera Health – headquartered here, and those systems have worked together with the city to address the pandemic over the last couple years.