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Park Perspective

Winter 2009

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98% of residents have a sense of pride in their neighborhood
--2008 Residential Survey

Health Care

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Free Health Care Available for Youth
Central Clinic, a service of Park Nicollet, St. Louis Park Public Schools, and Children First, provides kids and teens with necessary health care such as treatment for acute illnesses and injuries; well-baby checks and shots; camp and sport physicals; and mental health counseling. The clinic is located at the Central Community Center,6300 Walker St. (Hwy. 7 and Wooddale) in St. Louis Park.

The no-charge service is available on a walk-in, first-come, first-served basis Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 1-4 p.m. Patients must have a completed written consent form signed by a parent or guardian. Forms are available in school offices, at the Central Community Center, or online at Park Nicollet Community Clinics.

For more information about clinic services, please call (952) 993-1100. Please call ahead of time if an interpreter is necessary.

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The City of St. Louis Park has several quality health care choices and facilities for resident. Residents in St. Louis Park receive efficient, competent, and caring medical

care. Located in the heart of St. Louis Park is Park Nicollet Methodist Hospital. Methodist Hospital is renowned for their excellence in cardiovascular care, quality, and safety. (For a complete list of awards, click here.)

One of the largest providers of health care and employment in St. Louis Park and the surrounding area is Park Nicollet. More than 8,100 people are employed in clinical and administrative positions by Park Nicollet.

Park Nicollet provides patients with a wide range of integrated health care services, including medical diagnosis and treatment, health education, self-care products, services and more. For more information on Park Nicollet, visit their website.

Park Nicollet has also partnered with city and school officials, business and faith communities, and many other volunteers, to open a free clinic for youth. Opened in 1996, the clinic still flourishes today. For more information, click here.

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