Category: News
Health law clinic guides patients through broad legal hurdles
Read about United Family Medicine’s innovative health-legal partnership with Mitchell Hamline School of Law, from Minnesota Public Radio.
St. Paul clinic’s fight against the opioid menace shows promise
Read about United Family Medicine’s Suboxone medication-assisted treatment program for opioid addiction, from the Twin Cities Pioneer Press.
Open Door spreading word of LGBT youth group
Health disparities between LGBT youth and their peers are well documented, prompting Open Door Health Center to start a support group for area teens last year. Read more here in the Mankato Free Press.
Open Door no longer in funding limbo
After months of uncertainty, the federal government reauthorized community health center funding. Read about what this means for one of MNACHC’s member clinics, Open Door Health Center.
Emergency aid is needed for rural, urban community health centers
The Editorial Board of the Star Tribune commented on the need for the state to step in if the federal government continues to not fund our community health centers. Read more here.
Super Bowl grant funds Minnesota Wellness Hub center
A grant from the Super Bowl Host Committee helped to fund the brand-new Wellness Hub at People’s Center Clinics and Services. Read more here.
Community Health Centers still in fiscal limbo
John Lundy of the Duluth News Tribune reports that some of Minnesota’s community health centers will start making cuts in early February. Read more here.
CHIP isn’t the only health program Congress has failed to fund. Don’t forget about community health centers.
ThinkProgress writes on the continued lack of funding for community health centers, despite historical bipartisan support. Read more here.