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Air pollution alert issued for West Rapid City on Nov. 8
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The National Weather Service, in coordination with the South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources, has issued an air pollution alert for Rapid City for west of the area known as ‘The Gap’. The alert will be in effect Saturday, Nov. 8, from 3 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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HealthWatch - Getting ready for winter
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The seasons are changing. Are you ready to keep yourself healthy as they do?. Doctor Kay Kelts from Rapid City Medical Center is getting you ready for winter in this week’s edition of HealthWatch. “Hi all, I’m here to talk about how to stay...
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Ribbon Cutting: Gameday Men's Health
On Thursday, October 9, Elevate Rapid City joined Gameday Men’s Health at 1301 W Omaha St., Suite 224 to celebrate the clinic’s one-year anniversary. Locally owned and operated, Gameday Men’s Health provides men—and women—with personalized, science-based care designed to help them feel their best and live life to the fullest.
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Ribbon Cutting: Midwest Wellness Institute (MWI Health)
Elevate Rapid City joined Midwest Wellness Institute (MWI Health) in celebrating the grand opening of their new location at 2620 Jackson Blvd, Suite G. The clinic provides compassionate, comprehensive mental health services designed to support individuals and families throughout the region. Founded on a mission to meet people where they...
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Take-Back Day: Keeping prescription drugs off Rapid City streets
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Get ready to clean out your medicine cabinet, because this Saturday, Oct. 25 is National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day. The misuse of prescription drugs has been a nationwide issue for years, and that’s why the Rapid City Police Department has been bringing awareness to the matter two times a year for the past decade.
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ASCend Specialists adds 2 rural surgery centers
Gillette, Wyo.-based ASCend Specialists, an ASC management company, is welcoming two new Midwestern ASCs into its network. Eastside Surgery Center is slated to open in late 2026 as a standalone ambulatory surgery center in Spearfish, S.D., according to an Oct. 13 press release. ASCend will support the center with professional management and access to resources as well as economies of scale.
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Shining Pathway ABA celebrates grand opening
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City’s Shining Pathway Applied Behavior Analysis clinic celebrated their grand opening Saturday. This was a ceremonial opening, as the clinic has been working to help children with autism for nine months. “The cool part about it is people are learning that, ‘hey, we...
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Ribbon Cutting: Midwest Heart and Vascular Associates
Midwest Heart and Vascular Associates celebrated its grand opening on September 18, with a ribbon cutting ceremony at 2805 5th Street, Suite 200, Rapid City. The independent cardiovascular practice brings compassionate, high-quality heart and vascular care to the Black Hills region. Founded in April 2025, Midwest Heart and Vascular Associates...
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The new Corrnerstone Rehab gets ready for new establishment
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Cornerstone Rescue Mission talks new respite care center
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The respite care center is a new partnership between the Cornerstone Rescue Mission and Monument Health providing temporary housing to people who are houseless and in need of a place to properly recover once they are out of the hospital. The respite care center will...
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Black Hills’ First Fellowship-Trained Colorectal Surgeon Joins Monument Health
Monument Health is proud to announce the addition of Steven Donahue, M.D., the first fellowship-trained colorectal surgeon to join the organization and the only practicing colorectal surgeon in Rapid City. Dr. Donahue's arrival brings a previously unavailable subspecialty to the Black Hills region, allowing patients access to specialized colorectal care, close to home.
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A doctor’s dilemma: treating patients during a storm of misinformation about vaccinations and pain relievers
“First, do no harm” is the core tenet of the Hippocratic Oath. As a physician, I am compelled by this principle to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment of my patients but also the broader implication of the guidelines and recommendations we are expected to follow. Today, after 30...
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Monument Health and Dakota Radiology Expand Facilities and Services in Rapid City
Monument Health and Dakota Radiology broke ground today on a 12,000 sq. ft. expansion of their jointly operated health care facility at 2929 5th Street in Rapid City. The expansion will bring advanced diagnostic imaging technology closer to home for patients across the region. Dakota Radiology and The Imaging Center...
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Big changes coming to Rapid City healthcare
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Big changes coming to Rapid City healthcare
While South Dakota lawmakers gather in a special session, time is carved out to honor Charlie Kirk. Spotlighting Lakota voices through contemporary art exhibit. The exhibit opens in the Adelstein Gallery on October 9, where visitors can meet the artists from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at a free opening reception.
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New medical practice in Rapid City provides cardiovascular care to patients
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Minneluzahan Senior Center is working to expand its services in the community
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Native nations reshape rural health care through tribal governance
For decades, the Indian Health Service ran health care in Native American communities. Now, a growing number of tribes are reclaiming control of those systems, asserting their sovereignty in ways that are reshaping how care is delivered on rural reservation lands and beyond. In South Dakota, the tribally-owned Oyate Health Center has outperformed Indian Health Services in its revenue generation, expanded access, and made space for cultural tradition in its delivery of care.
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Monument Health Adds 31 New Physicians Over 12 Weeks
Monument Health continues its aggressive expansion to meet growing regional health care demands, adding 31 new physicians between July 1 and October 1, 2025. This surge brings the total physician recruitment to 107 new providers over the past 27 months. The latest additions include three groundbreaking subspecialty services previously unavailable...