Minnesota Community Care Transforms System to Address COVID-19
1 Apr 2020
Minnesota Community Care, the state’s largest federally qualified health center, is activating a full transformation of its system to implement community mitigation strategies and reduce the spread and impact of COVID-19. Effective April 1, 2020, the organization will actively transition its sites, services, and programs to immediately respond to the current status of COVID-19’s spread in Minnesota.
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Minnesota Community Care is at the epicenter of COVID-19's impact on the most vulnerable populations among us - the unsheltered, the uninsured, and historically underserved.
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