Park Nicollet Clinic

10/30/2025

Habitat for Humanity is often associated with supporting individual families to find affordable housing. It’s a mission that HealthPartners colleagues have contributed to for many years.

This fall, colleagues from across HealthPartners and Park Nicollet logged more than 245 volunteer hours to help with a Habitat build at The Heights in St. Paul. They taped, painted, fixed wall dents, installed drywall and more.

We understand that 80% of health is shaped outside of clinics and hospitals, and a stable home is crucial for well-being — it all begins with having a roof over your head!

10/29/2025

Decreasing alcohol and increasing exercise are just two ways to reduce your risk of breast cancer. Kathy Johnson from our Jane Brattain Breast Center has more with Twin Cities Live.

10/28/2025

As Breast Cancer Awareness Month comes to an end, we thank our generous Women’s Health Initiative sponsors for supporting women’s health:

Presenting Sponsor: RJM Construction

Premier Sponsor: Berry Coffee Company

Gold Sponsors: Minneapolis Radiation Oncology, Novate Management Consulting, Corner Home Medical, JE Dunn Construction

Silver Sponsor: Knutson Construction

10/24/2025

Getting an annual flu vaccine is one of the best ways to protect yourself from the influenza strains scientists believe will be the most common this year.

Here are 3 important facts you should know:
1. Flu shots are for everyone 6 months and older
2. The best time to get a flu vaccine is by the end of October
3. You can’t get sick from the flu vaccine

Learn more about the flu vaccine by visiting the link below.

Respiratory season rolls around each fall, bringing higher rates of COVID-19, flu and RSV infection. Vaccines are the best way to stay well during this time.

10/23/2025

Nine years of excellence is a huge accomplishment! We’re incredibly proud to announce that three Park Nicollet doctors have been named Top Doctors by Minnesota Monthly nine years in a row. Congratulations to Dr. Jane Nemecek, Dr. Larisa Speetzen and Dr. Jonathan Pribila!

See the complete list of Minnesota Monthly Top Doctors here: https://shorturl.at/SfTsg

10/22/2025

Mammograms are an essential part of staying healthy. Learn the different types and which might be best for your situation.

Find a convenient breast cancer screening appointment, including same-day mammogram appointments at over 30 locations in Minnesota and western Wisconsin.

10/20/2025

October 20 – 26 is National Estate Planning Awareness Week. It’s never too early to protect your legacy. Are you ready to plan your will or trust? Park Nicollet Foundation offers a free estate planning guide that helps you gather all the information you need before meeting with your attorney.

Get the guide today at https://pnflegacy.org/?pageID=19

10/20/2025

RSV is a common childhood illness – and children 2 years old and younger are at a higher risk of serious illness. But the good news is that there are preventive treatments available for little kids.

Ask your doctor if your child is eligible for RSV protections. To learn more, visit https://shorturl.at/nQGkb

10/18/2025

Breast cancer can be hereditary. In fact, 5% to 10% of breast cancer cases are caused by inherited gene mutations.

If you’re interested in learning about your personal risk, a community health research study like myGenetics may be right for you. To learn more, visit https://www.healthpartners.com/care/specialty/helix-genetic-health-testing/.

10/17/2025

Your child’s tricky behavior is an opportunity for you to help them learn. Dr. Aronson has insights and advice.

10/16/2025

The fountains at Methodist Hospital are once again pink, thanks to our generous Women’s Health Initiative Presenting Sponsor, RJM Construction.

Park Nicollet, Methodist Hospital and RJM Construction have had a strong partnership for nearly 30 years. That partnership includes our Women’s Health Initiative, a year-long project that raises funds for programs and services that provide care for women through all stages of life.

Learn more at: https://lnkd.in/gvy9kjAz

10/15/2025

There’s a difference between seeing patients and making patients feel seen.