Richfield Health Resource Center

Hours: Mondays and Wednesdays from 1-5 p.m. when school is in session. 

Services: We provide acute care, vaccinations, medications, sports physicals, sexual health care, mental health care, insurance navigation, substance use services and vision services. 

Eligibility: All children and youth who live in or attend school in Richfield (from birth through high school graduation) are eligible.

Fee: There is no cost for this service. 

Appointments: Walk-in appointments are available.

Hours: Available Wednesdays from 1-5 p.m.

Services: Portico can help you apply for and keep your health insurance, find low-cost health services, and navigate the healthcare system.

Eligibility: Anyone is eligible for this free service.

Fee: This is a free service.

Appointments: Currently available for phone appointments only. Call 651-489-2273 to schedule an appointment. 

Hours: Available the third Thursday of every month from 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.

Services: Services include exams, cleanings, fillings and more.

Eligibility: Anyone age 0-26 and pregnant women of any age are eligible for this service.

Fee:  All forms of insurance are accepted, and those who are uninsured will be billed on a sliding fee scale based on income. No one is turned away for services for inability to pay.

Appointments: Call 612-746-1530 to schedule an appointment.

Hours:

Services: 

Eligibility: Anyone is eligible for this service.

Fees: There are no fees for this service.

Appointments: By appointment only. Contact bridge.mckye@rpsmn.org for more information.

Children and youth from birth through high school graduation who live, work or attend school in the Richfield Public School District are eligible to receive free medical care at the Richfield Health Resource Center. For youth under the age of 18 to receive medical services, a legal parent or guardian must complete a consent form and return it to the Richfield Health Resource Center.

Medical Consent Form (English) (Spanish) (Somali)

School Board Policy 106 (Students and Employees with Communicable and Infectious Diseases) provides guidance for people diagnosed with a communicable disease in our schools. In addition to this policy:

• School health service staff members have guidelines for health provider follow-up and school attendance for specific communicable diseases.
• Minnesota law requires that health professionals including school health personnel and the Bloomington Division of Health (which provides public health services to the City of Richfield) report certain communicable diseases to the Minnesota Department of Health.
• School health service staff can track communicable disease trends.  

Please report any communicable disease your child develops to the school attendance clerk or school health service staff.

For more information, check out the infectious diseases in childcare settings and schools manual from Hennepin County. This manual includes fact sheets on common communicable diseases such as chicken pox, head lice, impetigo, influenza, pink-eye (conjunctivitis), ringworm, strep throat and more. Most fact sheets are in multiple languages.