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HealthPartners and Avera introduce new health plan option for small employers in southwest Minnesota
HealthPartners Cornerstone plan for small employers builds on the successful launch of a similar plan for large employers and combines a high-quality care network with lower costs
HealthPartners Institute receives federal funds to expand research on unique model of care for people with dementia and their caregivers
$1.1M from National Institute on Aging will fund the Care Ecosystem, a highly coordinated model of dementia care offered at HealthPartners, as well as research to help assess its effectiveness
New HealthPartners Institute study shows that measuring blood pressure manually results in low readings compared to automated measurements
The results, published in JAMA Network Open, have implications for managing hypertension and the quality measures used to assess health system performance
Regions Hospital has tips for a safe Minnesota State Fair experience
Regions Hospital EMS is ready for its 14th consecutive State Fair as the official first aid provider.
Minnesota Wild and HealthPartners announce expanded partnership
New multi-year agreement places the TRIA logo on all game day jerseys beginning this season.
HealthPartners Institute to study how tobacco cessation policies and the rise of e-cigarettes impact tobacco harms across United States
The project is funded by a $2.7 million grant from the National Cancer Institute, part of the National Institutes of Health
HealthPartners Institute receives $1.7 million from NIH to study COVID-19 vaccination, breastfeeding and infant health
The project will help inform decision-making among new and expecting parents who may be considering COVID-19 vaccination
HealthPartners Institute research published in the New England Journal of Medicine affirms that COVID-19 vaccines are safe for people who are pregnant
New data should increase confidence in vaccine safety among people who are pregnant and more at-risk for COVID-19 complications