Options for Women of Chisago County - North Branch Low Cost Clinic
6344 Elm St.
North Branch MN, 55056
Contact Phone:(651) 674-2121
Clinic Details:We are a non-profit Pregnancy Resource Center dedicated to serving women, men and young families in the Chisago County and surrounding areas. Our staff and volunteers care deeply about the people in our community and are eager to assist families through our many programs and services. Our clients experience friendship, hope and encouragement through positive medical and personal support services, education and resources.
Details: Open Door Health Center (ODHC) is an independently owned and operated, non profit community health center, providing quality and affordable medical, dental, and behavioral health care to all people in Southern Minnesota. Many private insurance plans are accepted, as well as MinnesotaCare and Medical Assistance (MA). Individuals with high deductible insurance and those without insurance may be eligible for discounts based on our sliding fee system, taking into account their income and household size.
Details: Scott County Public Health's mobile clinic is a free medical clinic for uninsured and under-insured Scott County residents. The Scott County Mobile Health Clinic is made possible by a partnership between Scott County Public Health and the Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community (SMSC). Scott County Public Health provides all the medical and nursing services for the clinic. The SMSC provides the Mobile Health Unit. Public Health’s partnership with SMSC enables the clinic to be brought directly to those in need by traveling to various locations within Scott County every two to three weeks.
Details: The mission of Our Lady of Guadalupe Free Clinic is to provide healthcare for those who are medically uninsured. Through the intercession of Our Lady of Guadalupe, we strive to address the medical needs of the people of the Worthington area in a manner that is spiritually dynamic and culturally sensitive.
Details: Founded by Drs. Vacharee and Andrew Peterson, Community Dental Care was one of the first private clinics in the Twin Cities that focused primarily on serving low-income and patients from all walks of life. To ensure continued access to high-quality dental care for the large number of our patients enrolled in public programs, the clinic was incorporated into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in August 2004 and began serving patients as a nonprofit in January 2005. In May 2008, CDentC opened its second clinic location in Maplewood. In December 2012, a third location opened in Rochester in the Heintz Center. On January 13, 2014, Community Dental Care launched its fourth location, in Robbinsdale. We opened up another office in Rochester as our fifth location on August 14, 2017. Today, with 76 chairs and a staff of 270, we provide dental services to more than 49,000 patients every year.
Details: C.A.R.E. Clinic is a FREE clinic serving uninsured and low-income residents of Goodhue County and Lake City, Minnesota. Our mission is to contribute to the Community by improving health care Access, connecting people to Resources, and promoting health Education.
Details: When you don’t have medical or dental insurance and something happens, it can be a scary thing. Residents of Olmsted County can always turn to The Salvation Army’s Good Samaritan Health Clinic, located at 120 N. Broadway, for quality medical and dental care, regardless of your current situation.
Details: Rural Health Care, Inc., in collaboration with Avera Health, operates Access Family Medical Clinic in Worthington, MN. The collaborative efforts of two health care delivery systems effectively provides efficient services to the region; including serving the underinsured and underserved.
Details: St. Mary’s Health Clinics (SMHC) provides free medical care, outreach and education to low-income, uninsured families and individuals who are not eligible for government programs. It was founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul Province, upon the belief that healthcare is a basic human right. SMHC works with hundreds of compassionate, caring, and gifted volunteers. SMHC also conducts health promotion, health screening, health education, and outreach in collaboration with community organizations and advocates for healthcare as a basic human right while assisting low-income people to find affordable healthcare coverage.
Details: We’ve been providing HOPE for women and men experiencing unplanned pregnancies for over 40 years, but we have continued to expand and do so much MORE!
Details: HOPE Clinic is a free, student-run clinic that was founded and is operated by students from the University of Minnesota Medical School, Duluth Campus and the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy Duluth Campus. In this way, patients without health care have the opportunity to make the HOPE Clinic a first step towards integrating themselves into the local health care system. HOPE Clinic is staffed by medical and pharmacy student volunteers that are under the supervision of licensed physicians and pharmacists. The HOPE Clinic Executive Board is composed of seven student members and two faculty advisors that meet weekly to keep the clinic running smoothly. Each week, one of the seven student board members also acts as the clinic coordinator during the clinic hours every Tuesday. Through the clinic, volunteers become aware of the needs of the uninsured, have the opportunity to develop inter-professional relationships across disciplines of medicine, practice interviewing and physical exam skills, and help patients with medication reviews and medication education under the direction of physician and pharmacist mentors to promote health and improve the quality of life for patients.
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