The Republican politician, who lost his House seat to Dean Phillips in the 2018 election, replaces a retiring member of the board of directors of the St. Paul-based medtech company.

The fast-growing Minneapolis-based startup, which has raised $440 million in four years, will expand into 13 new markets across seven states and expand product offerings in existing markets.

Two years after merging with a German competitor to form the world’s largest healthcare sterilization product supply company, Key Surgical has acquired German wholesaler Insitumed GmbH.

A Twin Cities real estate developer has taken on Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota, one of the largest health insurers in the state. A hospital group has asked for state investigations into the insurer. Has Blue Cross run afoul of the law?

The $52 million expansion included a pair of two-story additions, along with a new main entry and commons space.

The new site will be Fairview’s first clinic in a mall, but it’s not the health system’s first foray into the retail space.

Acquisitions by UnitedHealth Group and 3M made up the bulk of M&A activity.

In a July 15 letter, MHA President and CEO Lawrence Massa says the nonprofit insurer’s policies are restricting or delaying patient’s access to medically necessary procedures.

The transaction is aimed at building Agiliti’s presence in the clinical engineering space.

The company says it's incurred "significant losses" in its pharmacy business.

The co-founder of MANOVA Health Summit snags an invite to Founders' Club, a group determined that Minnesota keep its global leadership role in healthcare.

The nonprofit, which introduced the nation’s first chiropractic network more than three decades ago, will now provide access to massage therapy services.

The spinoff enables Miromatrix to focus on its long-term goal of developing transplantable livers and kidneys from regenerated pig tissue.

Thanks to the gift from philanthropists Penny and Bill George, Mayo Clinic will establish a conceptual health center that takes a more holistic, individualized approach to women's healthcare. Dr. Stephanie Faubion will head the center.

In its fifth and largest funding round yet, the company has raised $13.8 million from 48 investors.

The new healthcare record-keeping company will be named Datica, and Sansoro’s CEO will lead it out of Minneapolis.