2008 Health Resources Directory for Diverse Cultural Communities

Updated & Expanded May 2008

A listing of hospitals, clinics, organizations and services that serve Minnesota's ever-increasing diverse cultural communities. Information is organized to direct you to general health services, dental services, home care, mental health, and help for sexual assault and battering. The guide covers Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin, Kandiyohi, Olmsted, Otter Tail, Ramsey, Rice, Scott, Stearns, and Washington counties. Available in hard copy by contacting the Refugee Health Program at 651-201-5414 (Twin Cities) or 877-676-5414.

Full guide:

2008 Health Resources Directory for Diverse Cultural Communities (PDF: 441KB/44 pages)

Guide split by county:

• Anoka County (PDF:46KB/2 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Mental Health Services
  • Battered Women's Programs/Sexual Assault Services
    
    
• Carver County (PDF:55KB/3 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Dental Care
  • Battered Women’s Programs/Sexual Assault Services
  
  
• Dakota County (PDF:53KB/3 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Dental Care
  • Mental Health Services
    
    
• Hennepin County (PDF:95KB/9 pages)
• General Health Care Resources
• Home Care
• Dental Care


• Kandiyohi County (PDF:41KB/1 page)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Mental Health Services
    
    
• Olmsted County (PDF:36KB/1 page)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Dental Care
    
    
• Otter Tail County (PDF:38KB/2 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Battered Women's Programs/Sexual Assault Services
    
    
• Ramsey County (PDF:89KB/8 pages)
• General Health Care Resources
• Home Care
• Dental Care


• Rice County (PDF:33KB/1 page)
  • General Health Care Resources
    
    
• Scott County (PDF:52KB/2 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Dental Care
  • Mental Health Services
  • Battered Women's Programs/Sexual Assault Services
    
    
• Stearns County (PDF:37KB/2 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Mental Health Services
    
    
• Twin Cities (PDF:46KB/3 pages)
• Battered Women’s Programs/Sexual Assault Serives
• Mental Health & Social Service Programs
  

• Washington County (PDF:20KB/2 pages)
  • General Health Care Resources
  • Mental Health Services

**NOTE** Under the column titled “Eligibility Requirements,” a designation of “None” indicates there are no requirements to become a patient of a particular health provider. However, “None” does not describe the payment options acceptable to the health provider. When scheduling, please ask about the payment policies of each particular health care outlet.

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For more information on the Refugee Health Program, please call 651-201-5414 (Twin Cities) or 877-676-5414 or use our IDEPC Comment Form.