M Health Fairview

A few years ago, Matt Sletten was fighting advanced colon cancer. Now, he just completed one of the most extreme bike races in the world. It's a case Dr. Marc Osborne, chief of surgery at M Health Fairview Southdale Hospital, said he'll never forget. 👉 mhfv.care/41M71Kv

M Health Fairview now offers a new tool against #melanoma. Tumor-infiltrating lymphocytes therapy takes your body's own cancer-fighting cells and gives you more of them to help fight melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer. Learn more: mhfv.care/3Hm2YO9

Helicopter‑deployed ECMO is now serving rural Minnesota, bringing urgent lifesaving care to remote cardiac arrest cases in record time. Read more about our cutting‑edge, first-of-its-kind innovation: mhfv.care/4lhFMhI

In her recent op-ed in the @PioneerPress, Dr. Charlene Ulstad, a family medicine physician, reminds us what healthcare should be about: prevention, equity and community. But a federal bill will put health coverage at risk for up to 253,000 Minnesotans. 👉 mhfv.care/3IXFSOl

We are excited that M Health Fairview University of Minnesota Medical Center has been named the #1 hospital in the Twin Cities metro by @usnews! St. John’s and Southdale hospitals also moved up in the rankings. 🙌 mhfv.care/4kZAeII

@SPACC @3MOpen @TonySanneh So glad they could join the fun and enjoy some respite from the heat in our Family Care Center!

In spite of the heat yesterday, our President/CEO B Kyle made her way to the @3MOpen for an exciting day of golf! ⛳️ She also had the pleasure of reconnecting with former board member @TonySanneh A huge thank you to @MHealthFairview for your wonderful hospitality!

On Friday, the @3MOpen Charity Challenge raised $78,000 to support care for patients and families across M Health Fairview. Patients like cancer survivor Tommy, who helped launch a whole week of #GolfThatMatters. Follow along to see how we are making wellness part of the @3MOpen.

@FairviewHealth received the 2025 Foster G. McGaw Award from @ahahospitals recognizing our commitment to improving the health of our communities -- a mission that has been the foundation of Rice Street's care for 100 years. Discover the legacy: mhfv.care/4eSosP0

Today, M Health Fairview Clinic – Rice Street celebrated 100 years of care rooted in community, trust, and equity. “This milestone is a testament to our place in this community," James Hereford, president and CEO of @FairviewHealth. The event also marked another milestone:

Too many women have left a doctor’s office feeling unheard. Feeling like their concerns weren’t taken seriously. This needs to change. Four M Health Fairview women’s experts sat down with @mspmag to explore how our teams are doing just that: mhfv.care/4m3HjJp

As a certified nurse midwife, Andrea Engdahl supports patients from puberty through menopause, including pregnancy and birth. Her message to patients? Trust yourself and your body. @StarTribune shares how midwives provide compassionate, lifelong care: mhfv.care/3IywHmY

‘Don’t fear the angiogram’. Our interventional cardiology team want people to know angiograms are safe and common procedures that opens blocked arteries in just minutes, allowing blood to flow easily. 👉 mhfv.care/40uhzNH

Olivia Hall lived with chronic pain for years. She found relief with help from Cody Tidwell, MD, a pain management expert with M Health Fairview and the @umnmedschool. Find out how Tidwell helps patients “get back into that normal motion of life.” 👉 mhfv.care/3I1tAnz

Visibility. Belonging. Community. Defiant joy. This spirit was on full display during this year’s Twin Cities Pride festival where over 350 of our team members connected with members of Minnesota’s LGBTQIA2S+ community. Thank you to all who came out for this meaningful event.

We are thrilled to once again join Twin Cities Pride this weekend. Come find us at Living Well Park where we are providing health education and a chance to learn from teams across our health system how we are taking action to make a difference in our communities.

To celebrate #PrideMonth, we asked our team members what Pride means to them. Darcey McCampbell, RN, Manager Community Clinical Nursing, shares why inclusion and community strengthen care and equity for all. “To me, Pride is love in action fueled by hope.”

Our health system will once again be at Twin Cities Pride June 28 -29. Come find us at Living Well Park for the opportunity to learn from teams across our health system how we are taking action to do better and be better for our patients and communities. 🏳️‍🌈

During #PrideMonth, we asked our team members what Pride means to them. Brie Ellsworth, apprentice leader for our PAGE employee resource group, shared why #Pride is a personal dedication. “It embodies celebrating my identity without fear or apology." 🧵

We will once again be at Twin Cities Pride June 28-29. Find us at Living Well Park where we are providing health education, giveaways, and opportunities to learn from teams across our organization who are working to improve the lives of our communities. 🏳️‍🌈

We asked our team members what #PrideMonth means to them. Derek Harley, a leader of our Pride Alliance Group for Equality Employee Resource moved us with his reflections: “Pride is defiant joy. The kind of joy that says, ‘You will not erase me’.” ⬇️