Mayo Clinic is seeking $740,000 in the lawsuit, which claims a breach of contract and “negligent misrepresentation” in the case of one patient’s hospital stay.

Rochester-based hospital says Sanford’s misrepresentations have stuck the clinic with the bills; Sanford counters that Mayo is “looking to shift blame for its mistakes.”

Two major health systems are fighting over nearly $740,000 in medical bills from 2022. According to court documents, Rochester, Minnesota-based Mayo Clinic is suing Sioux Falls-based Sanford Health Plan for medical bills of $739,

Marshfield Clinic's footprint across Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula opens a new region for Sanford Health.

Mayo Clinic is suing Sanford Health Plan over more than 700-thousand dollars’ worth of medical bills. The Rochester, Minnesota-based Mayo Clinic filed the lawsuit in Minnesota District Court a few weeks back in December.

Sanford Health has completed its merger with Wisconsin-based Marshfield Clinic Health System. Sanford says the combined system will serve patients and communities across the upper Midwest, including North Dakota,

Rochester's Mayo Clinic is suing health insurer Sanford Health Plan for not paying claims for a patient who was at Mayo Clinic for 52 days in 2022. In the lawsuit, Mayo Clinic alleges the patient was transferred to Rochester from North Dakota to receive a higher level of care.

Christopher Snowbeck at the Star Tribune reports the Mayo Clinic has sued the health plan division of Sanford Health, saying misrepresentations by the South Dakota-based insurer have stuck the medical center in Rochester with more than $700,