As of July 6, 2020, only one consistent visitor is allowed per patient per day at Sleepy Eye Medical Center Hospital and Clinics. Pediatric patients (under the age of 18) will be allowed two legal guardian/parent visitors. Details to this policy are outlined below. Hospital Visiting Hours 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. *Note: Hospital visitor […]
SEMC Urges Public to Resist Pandemic Fatigue
As the state begins to open up and various activities resume, Sleepy Eye Medical Center urges the public to resist pandemic or quarantine fatigue. Dr. Harman Dhaliwal of SEMC further explains this idea of pandemic or quarantine fatigue by referring to Jacqueline Gollan, PhD, Associate Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences and Obstetrics & Gynecology […]
Community Blood Drive Scheduled for June 30
Sleepy Eye’s upcoming blood drive, originally scheduled to take place at Sleepy Eye Medical Center, will now take place at the Sleepy Eye Event Center from 12:30-6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, June 30. In addition to the location change, the time change may affect some donors who signed up in advance. Volunteers will be calling any […]
Committed to Your Safe Care
We are ready to meet your healthcare needs in a safe, inviting environment. Our staff are taking extra precautions, including screening all who enter, practicing social distancing, wearing masks, and thoroughly cleaning waiting areas and surfaces throughout our facilities. It’s important that you receive safe, convenient care when you need it, and Sleepy Eye Medical […]
Dr. Murthy and Chisey Hansen Award Medical Scholarships
Sleepy Eye Medical Center and the Sleepy Eye Healthcare Foundation are pleased to announce the 2020 medical scholarship winners. These scholarships are awarded to high school seniors who exhibit a promising future in the healthcare field. Murthy Medical Scholarship Winners Awarded by Dr. KVK Murthy, a provider at SEMC Crystal Hecht, Sleepy Eye Public School, […]
SEMC Highlights Stroke Awareness Month
May is National Stroke Awareness Month and arguably warrants the public’s attention as the nation’s fifth leading cause of death and the leading cause of serious long-term disability. Every year, more than 795,000 people in the United States have a stroke. About 610,000 of these cases are first or new strokes. “Knowing the signs of […]
What to Expect at Your Upcoming Appointment
As Sleepy Eye Medical Center resumes elective procedures and services, we are taking steps to keep patients and staff healthy and safe. Please read the below information to prepare for your upcoming appointment at SEMC. Your cooperation is appreciated and will help keep you and others safe. 1.) You will be screened at the front […]
SEMC Resumes Elective Procedures and Services
Sleepy Eye Medical Center will resume elective procedures and services the week of May 18, 2020. This decision comes in response to the issuance of Executive Order 20-51 made by Governor Walz on May 5, 2020. “We are excited to get back to seeing our patients, but we must do so responsibly, with safety as […]
SEMC Welcomes Jennifer Hillestad as Emergency Medicine Provider
She’s a familiar face to some and new face to others at Sleepy Eye Medical Center. Jennifer Hillestad’s relationship with SEMC began back in 2001 when she worked as a CNA while pursuing her RN degree. A few years later, she worked as SEMC’s Cardiac Rehab Nurse. Most recently, since spring of 2019, she’s provided […]
Area Farmers Face Unique Challenges During Planting Season
Spring planting is always a busy time for farmers; and a worldwide pandemic only amplifies the stress and uncertainty that accompanies the season. “Planting season means long hours and lots of unknowns for area farmers,” said Kevin Sellheim, Administrator at Sleepy Eye Medical Center. “And while farmers are maintaining their equipment, it’s critical they also […]
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