About Neighborhood Health Source – Minneapolis
Neighborhood Health Source in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is a group of nonprofit primary care providers out of North and Northeast Minneapolis that provides behavioral healthcare and addiction treatment. They’ve been helping bring accessible and affordable health care to Minneapolis residents while also trying to improve health equality in the community since 1971.
They are recognized as a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). As an FQHC, they’re a potential place to turn for people without insurance. They’re also one of 10 Minnesota health centers that are part of the Federally Qualified Urban Health Network, which looks to improve the overall health of the community and reduce emergency room visits.
They offer several behavioral health services like therapy for teens and adults in an individual, family or couples setting. Therapy sessions can address issues like anxiety and depression, trauma, hallucinations, and bipolar disorder, along with dual diagnosis mental health and substance abuse concerns. They also have a telepsychiatry program where you can connect with a psychiatric practitioner through a secure, privacy compliant video chat.
They have a substance abuse treatment program where you’ll work with a Licensed Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LADC) to complete an assessment, develop a treatment plan and get connected to resources within the community. The LADC will work together with their behavioral health and primary care providers to provide you with all the help you need.
They have a medication assisted treatment (MAT) program with a certified Suboxone provider for those with opioid use disorder. While in the MAT program, you’ll also work with the LADC and their behavioral health team as needed.
Some of their primary care providers and telepsychiatrists can prescribe other medications for substance abuse like Naltrexone, Vivitrol and Antabuse. They also have a peer recovery coaching staff if needed.
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