People’s Center Clinics and Services
612-332-4973
425 20th Avenue South (one block west from Augsburg, off Riverside Avenue)
People’s Center Augsburg Student page
Augsburg University contracts with People’s Center a neighborhood family practice clinic, to provide a wide range of health care services year-round for uninsured Augsburg students. People’s Center also accepts most insurances. Students with insurance should contact their insurance customer service number to confirm that People’s Center is in their provider network.
Uninsured Augsburg students may see a family physician at People’s Center for a $5 co-pay (on showing their Augsburg identification card). Some other services at People’s Center (such as some lab work) are included in the Augsburg contract, others are not. Students using the Augsburg contract at People’s Center should thoroughly read the contract below to familiarize themselves with what is, and is not, covered. Call the Center for Wellness & Counseling if you have questions about what is covered, or if you think you have been billed in error (612-330-1707).
Indian Health Board
612-721-9800
2101 Minnehaha Avenue South (just south of I-94)
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis provides culturally-relevant, quality health care and wellness services. It offers a sliding-fee scale payment program, and it does not turn anyone away for being unable to pay for services.
MNsure
651-539-2099 OR 855-366-7873
Students who do not have health insurance can qualify for health insurance plans through MNSure, Minnesota’s health insurance marketplace. Low-cost and free health insurance options are provided through government-sponsored programs Medical Assistance (MA) and MinnesotaCare.
If you qualify for MA for MinnesotaCare, you can enroll at any point in the year. Click here to apply and enroll.
If you qualify for private health insurance, you must enroll during the open enrollment period. Click here to learn if you are able to enroll at this time.
Health Access MN has experienced MNsure-certified navigators and advocates that help individuals and families throughout the Metro and Southeast Minnesota understand the benefits available to them. Students who need assistance can start by making an appointment on their website or by calling (651) 645-0215.