Children's Minnesota expands services at three suburban clinics

Children's Minnesota is expanding specialty care services in Lakeville, Rogers and Woodbury, investing more than $2 million across the three clinics.

The expansions represent the latest phase of two-year, $8.2 million ambulatory clinic expansion project.

In Lakeville, expanded space will enhance neurosurgery, concussion, and heart clinic services and expanded gynecology care will begin in late 2024.

In Rogers, a Children's Minnesota Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation clinic opened this month next to its Partners in Pediatrics primary care clinic.

Ear, nose, throat, and facial plastic surgery, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Neurosurgery, and concussion services will also have a renovated space at their Woodbury location in late September.

"As the kid experts, we understand that timely and convenient access to specialized health care is vital for families," said Monica Schiller, vice president of operations, clinical services lines, and ambulatory services at Children's Minnesota.

"This expansion is about listening to the families that live in these communities," Schiller continued. "We know many need to see more than one specialty service, and they want that care closer to home."