myhealth for teens & young adults:
15 8th avenue, hopkins
303 e. 6th street, chaska
basic information
Hours: The Hopkins clinic is open Monday and Tuesday from 12-8 p.m., Wednesday-Friday 12-5 p.m., and Saturday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. It is closed on Sunday. The Chaska clinic is open once a month from 11 a.m.-5 p.m., and more information can be found about specific dates on their website.
Serves: Teens and young adults ages 12-25 from anywhere.
Services provided: Mental health counseling, basic medical care, reproductive health care, and community outreach/education.
Volunteer opportunities: Teens can volunteer on the Youth Advisory Board, which plans events and fundraisers for the organization. Learn more here.
Serves: Teens and young adults ages 12-25 from anywhere.
Services provided: Mental health counseling, basic medical care, reproductive health care, and community outreach/education.
Volunteer opportunities: Teens can volunteer on the Youth Advisory Board, which plans events and fundraisers for the organization. Learn more here.
q&a with jennifer poole-stout, community education manager
How do you make myHealth a youth friendly clinic?
Because we just serve specifically teens and young adults, that’s one of our biggest focus points. We want to make sure all of our services can center around the needs of young people and meet them where they’re at. That includes anything and everything from the physical space when you walk in the door to our staff members and making sure they’re trained.
What if I can't pay?
We have a lot of people who will sign up for the Minnesota Family Planning Program. It’s a way where they could get sexual health care services and not have to pay anything. Sometimes you hear people say (the clinic is) a sliding fee scale that goes all the way down to zero — which means we would never turn anyone away. People can come and pay whatever they can afford.
Because we just serve specifically teens and young adults, that’s one of our biggest focus points. We want to make sure all of our services can center around the needs of young people and meet them where they’re at. That includes anything and everything from the physical space when you walk in the door to our staff members and making sure they’re trained.
What if I can't pay?
We have a lot of people who will sign up for the Minnesota Family Planning Program. It’s a way where they could get sexual health care services and not have to pay anything. Sometimes you hear people say (the clinic is) a sliding fee scale that goes all the way down to zero — which means we would never turn anyone away. People can come and pay whatever they can afford.
