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Free & Low-Cost Clinics in Minneapolis, MN

38 community health centers · Data from HRSA, refreshed 2026-10-04

These are the 38 community health centers in Minneapolis. Each one treats patients with or without insurance and charges on a sliding-fee scale based on income. Call ahead to confirm hours, services, and whether you need an appointment.

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Clinics in Minneapolis

Who runs these clinics

9 health-center organizations run the 38 clinics in Minneapolis. Figures are each organization's own federal report for all its sites (HRSA UDS 2025), not this city alone.

  • Hennepin County — 10 sites here. 25,132 patients in 2025, 36% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, vision care; 49% of patients had limited English.
  • Hennepin County — 8 sites here. 6,006 patients in 2025, 20% uninsured; also provided mental health, substance use care.
  • Indian Health Board Of Minneapolis, INC. — 7 sites here, 8 in total. 4,521 patients in 2025, 24% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use care; 22% of patients had limited English.
  • Neighborhood Healthsource — 3 sites here, 4 in total. 7,713 patients in 2025, 34% uninsured; also provided mental health care; 36% of patients had limited English.
  • Universal Medical Services INC — 3 sites here.
  • Regents Of The University Of Minnesota — 2 sites here. 12,048 patients in 2025, 28% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use care; 52% of patients had limited English.
  • Cedar-Riverside Peoples Center — 2 sites here. 4,123 patients in 2025, 17% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health care; 43% of patients had limited English.
  • Native American Community Clinic — 2 sites here. 3,738 patients in 2025, 20% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use care.

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Minneapolis at a Glance

Every clinic listed above is a federally funded community health center — it treats you with or without insurance, regardless of immigration status, and charges on a sliding-fee scale based on income. Here's what the HRSA and federal NPI registry data shows for Minneapolis specifically:

  • 37,794 patients living in the ZIP codes 55403, 55404, 55405, 55406, 55407, 55408, 55411, 55412, 55413, 55415, 55418, 55430, 55454, 55455 were seen at federally funded health centers in 2025; 25% of them had no insurance.
  • 9 of 38 are school-based sites — these usually see enrolled students first, so call before going if you're not a student.
  • 8 of 38 are open only part of the year.
  • 38 of 38 clinics list a direct phone number you can call ahead.
  • 23 of 38 clinics list a website.
  • 24 of 38 are part of a program that reports dental services in federal UDS data (program-level, not per-site — call to confirm dental is offered at this address).
  • Reported weekly hours: 24 clinics report 40+ hrs/week, 6 report 20–39 hrs/week, 6 report under 20 hrs/week, 2 don't report hours.
  • Provider types on file with the federal NPI registry for clinics in Minneapolis: Clinic/Center, Adolescent and Children Mental Health (3), Clinic/Center, Student Health (2), Family Medicine (1), Clinic/Center (1), Clinic/Center, Urgent Care (1), Clinic/Center, Community Health (1). Confirmed only where the registry record's name matches the clinic with high confidence — call to verify what a specific site offers.

Clinic data from the HRSA Health Center Program, refreshed 2026-10-04. Directory information only, not medical advice. View all clinics in Minnesota →

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