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Primary Care

It can be challenging to know how to navigate your health, especially for what feels like the little things. Whether it's seeing someone for your annual check-up, taking a peek at that pesky rash on your elbow or learning how to get ready for your first colonoscopy – these are considered your primary health needs. And, a primary care provider can help you meet those needs, guiding you through the big and little things.

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Why choose a primary care provider

When you select a primary care provider, you are choosing a partner who is with you at every point of your health journey – from your best self to when you need comfort and guidance. When a provider knows your history, you can walk more confidently into an appointment knowing realistic goals will be made, and you can celebrate success together because your provider knows how far you've come. 

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Find us close to you

With more than 60 primary care clinics, our primary care providers are a part of the same communities you are. Choosing a provider at a clinic near where you live or work can deepen your roots, making you feel connected. It can also be comforting to know that your provider is nearby if the unexpected happens.

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Beginning a relationship with a primary care provider can help you take the worry out of not knowing where – or who – to start with. Your primary care provider will:

  • See you for your physicals or checkups
  • Make sure you have the screenings you need like mammograms or colonoscopies
  • Take care of you when you're sick with the flu or a cold
  • Help you manage a condition like diabetes or high blood pressure
  • Connect you to specialists whom they know and trust.

A primary care provider can specialize in different areas:

  • Family medicine
  • Internal medicine
  • Obstetrics and gynecology
  • Pediatrics

No matter what a provider is specially-trained in, the focus is the same: answering your questions, learning what your hurdles are and helping you reach your goals. 

Here are some things to consider when you're looking to establish a relationship for yourself or a loved one:

  • Experience
    There are many different types of care providers: doctors, osteopaths, physician assistants or nurse practitioners. They all have one thing in common: a desire to care. So, regardless of the type of provider you see, your best interest is at the heart of every appointment. Look for years of training and educational institutes attended. Sometimes, finding your "right fit" is as simple as choosing someone who went to school in the town where you grew up.
     
  • Connection
    Think about what you look for in a friend: someone who is caring, honest and approachable. Feeling comfortable with your provider is going to ultimately keep you healthier. A provider who knows your history – who you feel comfortable opening up to – can share honestly with you about ways to be your best, healthiest self.
     
  • Focuses and interests
    Does your family have a history of heart disease? Do you take a more holistic approach to your health? Are you a parent of young children and would like a provider who has firsthand experience with the “terrible twos” as well? Your family history, beliefs and stage in life are all things that make you who you are. Look for a provider who has professional interests in the conditions you're close to, or whose personal interests are similar to yours. Common ground can make for a long-lasting, trusting relationship.

Allina Health Everyday Clinic

This is a retail clinic location. We offer basic services for minor injuries and illnesses for patients 18 months and older. We do not see visits for workers' or injury compensation.

From the list below, please select the condition that best describes what you would like to be seen for. If you do not see what you are looking for, please visit an Urgent Care location or schedule a visit with your primary care provider.
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Everyday On Wheels

Everyday On Wheels mobile clinic is not wheel chair accessible due to the size of the vehicle. Patients should be able to safely climb a short set of stairs to enter the mobile clinic.

Please arrive 10 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time and have your mobile phone available for the provider to contact you when they are ready to see you.
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We've changed how we provide some services with your care and safety in mind. Expanded virtual care services are available to schedule online. You can also call your clinic for help finding the best option.

Have you been to an Allina Health clinic or hospital before?

If you're not sure, choose No.
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Who is this appointment for?

Adult
18 years and older.
 Child
0-17 years.

What’s the reason for your visit?

Only these primary care appointments can be scheduled online. For all other appointments or with any questions, call 1-888-425-5462.
Physical
Exam and review of health, including screenings.
 Office visit
Care for illness, injury or specific concerns.

What’s the reason for your visit?

Only these primary care appointments can be scheduled online. For all other appointments or with any questions, call 1-888-425-5462.
Well-child visit
Checkup of child's growth and development.
 Office visit
Care for illness, injury or specific concerns.