This is the latest phase in Children’s Minnesota’s two-year, $8.2 million ambulatory clinic expansion project that improves access to specialty services
MINNEAPOLIS/ST. PAUL (July 23, 2024) — Children’s Minnesota is excited to announce the expansion of specialty care services at its locations in Lakeville, Rogers and Woodbury. The expansions represent a more than $2 million investment that will improve access to specialty care for patients and their families across the greater Twin Cities metro. It’s the latest phase in Children’s Minnesota’s two-year, $8.2 million ambulatory clinic expansion project.
“As the kid experts, we understand that timely and convenient access to specialized health care is vital for families,” said Monica Schiller, vice president of operations, clinical services lines and ambulatory services at Children’s Minnesota. “This expansion is about listening to the families that live in these communities. We know many of them need to see more than one specialty service and they want that care closer to home.”
At the Children’s Minnesota Specialty Center in Lakeville, the following services will be added or move into a renovated, expanded space:
- Neurosurgery.
- Concussion.
- The Children’s Heart Clinic.
- Gynecology (planned to open later in 2024).
Additional services offered at the Lakeville location include:
- Partial Hospitalization Program.
- Physical medicine and rehabilitation.
In Rogers, a Children’s Minnesota Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation clinic opened this month adjacent to its Partners in Pediatrics primary care clinic.
The following specialty care services at Children’s Minnesota’s location in Woodbury will have a renovated space in late September:
- Ear, nose, throat and facial plastic surgery.
- Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
- Neurosurgery and concussion.
Additional services offered at the Woodbury location include:
- Diabetes and endocrinology.
- The Children’s Heart Clinic.
- Gynecology.
In April 2024, Children’s Minnesota announced an expansion of specialty care services at its Surgery and Specialty Center in Minnetonka. In 2023, the organization opened a second specialty center in Maple Grove as well as a concussion clinic at its Woodbury location.
About Children’s Minnesota
Children’s Minnesota is one of the largest pediatric health systems in the United States and the only one in Minnesota devoted exclusively to children, from before birth through young adulthood. An independent and not-for-profit system for more than 100 years, Children’s Minnesota offers more than 60 pediatric specialties through its two hospitals, multiple specialty centers and clinics throughout the metro area. The Kid Experts® at Children’s Minnesota are chosen by more families than any other pediatric health system in the region.
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