This week across M Health Fairview, we raised the Pride flag. As we did, we reflected on what it truly means to support our patients and staff while creating safe and welcoming spaces within our health system for all, every day of the year. 🏳️‍🌈 #PrideMonth

We know no one plans an emergency department (ED) visit. But when you or a loved one need us, we want you to feel prepared when you get here. Our team put together a quick guide for what to expect during an ED visit: fv.care/4mTjBjY

This weekend, our teams and volunteers joined the Roseville #Juneteenth celebration with pride and purpose. We provided vaccinations, blood pressure checks, and health education during this vibrant community event. Thank you to everyone who showed up and made this a success.

When choosing a doctor to trust with your family’s care, you might consider one who other doctors trust. You’ll find more than 200 M Health Fairview doctors who meet that standard and were included on the annual Mpls.St.Paul Magazine's Top Doctors list. 🥼 fv.care/43U8Tm8

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’.” ⬇️

"When I observe my workplace standing alongside me and the wider community, it affirms my sense of belonging, both professionally and personally.” During #PrideMonth, Brie Ellsworth, apprentice leader for our PAGE employee resource group, shared why #Pride matters. 🏳️‍🌈

A high-risk pregancy means families deserve specialty care close to home. We recently opened a maternal - fetal medicine clinic in Brooklyn Park, meaning families get the right level of care when they need it most. 👉 fv.care/45Y16VR

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.”

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

Olivia Hall, 26, lived with chronic pain for years. She finally found relief with help from Cody Tidwell, MD, a pain management expert with M Health Fairview and the UMN Medical School. Find out how Tidwell helps patients get back to their lives. 👉fv.care/44Cje6l

‘Don’t fear the angiogram’ is the message from the M Health Fairview interventional cardiology team. It’s a safe and common procedure that opens blocked arteries in just minutes, allowing blood to flow easily. 👉 fv.care/4lwucQw

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. The Minnesota Star Tribune shares how midwives provide compassionate, lifelong care: fv.care/44EIsj9

Fairview is the proud recipient of the American Hospital Association’s 2025 Foster G. McGaw prize. This honor recognizes our deep-rooted commitment to improving community health across Minnesota. Here are the details: fv.care/46FJrlS

Excellence in care is nothing new here. But M Health Fairview University of Minnesota Medical Center being named the #1 hospital in the Twin Cities by U.S. News & World Report honors the dedication and work our teams do everyday to care for patients and our community. 👏 fv.care/44T1Pqk

In her recent op-ed in the Pioneer Press, 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