Gillette nursing supervisor, Tammy Sinkfield-Morey, RN, was recently named the 2019 Caregiver of the Year by the Minnesota Hospital Association (MHA). Earlier this year she won the prestigious March of Dimes Minnesota Distinguished Nurse of the Year Award. Hugs and a devotion to honoring stories are two of the keys to Sinkfield-Morey's nursing career success.

Mason is a happy five-year-old with a contagious smile and a laugh that brings a smile to your face. Diagnosed with cerebral palsy, Mason has attended Gillette for occupational, physical and speech therapies to help him strengthen his muscles and vocal skills. Learn how Mason and his family are showing their gratitude for Gillette this summer!

Having a sibling who is hospitalized and seeing stressed parents can bring a lot of emotions to the surface for children. Child life specialists at Gillette share their expertise on how you can help all the children in your family cope with hospitalization.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. To mark the occasion, two experienced Gillette psychologists describe the services available, the importance of psychotherapy for kids who have a disability or a complex health issue, and why they find their jobs rewarding.

To mark National Nurses Week (May 6-12, 2019), Gillette Children's President and CEO, Barbara Joers, expresses her gratitude and admiration for Gillette nurses.

Proper medicine disposal is a very important issue for several reasons, including environmental risks, health risks, accidental use and intentional misuse. Learn more about how to safely dispose of unwanted, expired or unused medicines.

A new interactive exhibit teaches visitors about living life with limb differences. The exhibit is a result of nine months of collaboration between Gillette Children’s experts and the Bakken Museum.