Providers

We provide opportunities to people of all ages and abilities, races and backgrounds, and genders and sexual orientations for inclusion in all programs. Our inclusion philosophy is woven into the fabric of each and every department at the J. We work to build a community where everyone acknowledges and respects people’s differences, while celebrating each individual’s inherent uniqueness.

Our Values: 1) Equal access. 2) Social justice. 3) Quality health care for transgender communities and individuals. We are working for racial, social, and economic justice, and recognize that we are part of a multi-issue movement that includes gender liberation, as well as differences around race, class, age, sexuality, ability, immigrant status, and much more.

NACC’s mission is to promote health & wellness of mind, body and spirit in Native American families. We value health and tradition, provide high quality care regardless of the ability to pay, and aim to increase health equity for Native American families in the Twin Cities. Everyone is welcome at the clinic and we strive to be a good relative to all.

We’ve served over a million families with dignity and respect. Just one call assures you compassionate, highly responsive service and professional management of cremation and cremation planning.

North Memorial Health looks at healthcare differently. North empowers patients to achieve their best health because engaged and informed patients have better health outcomes and better lives. Can a healthcare system make healthcare…healthier? We say yes.

We firmly believe in the empowerment of each individual through accurate reproductive and general wellness education, compassionate support and quality care.

As neighbors feeding neighbors, we are committed to creating an inclusive community that celebrates life and honors dignity. We intentionally cultivate a joyful community where all members feel genuinely welcome and personally known. We are deeply connected in our work to achieve a common goal and engage in sharing ideas to enhance our collective efforts. We believe that all people who are ill — no matter their economic status — should have access to appropriate nutrition.

OCHC has a solid bond to the community and does not discriminate based on race, color, religion, gender, gender expression, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, military status, or inability to pay for services.