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Our Whole Person Approach

At the MNPS Health Care Centers, we don’t just focus on symptoms — we care for your entire well-being. Our practitioners take time to get to know you and work with you to create a personalized, whole-person care plan.

When additional support is needed, we invite other medical, lifestyle or specialty experts to join your care team so your care stays coordinated.

We’re a Patient-Centered Medical Home

Our Centers are designated as an Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC) Patient-Centered Medical Home. This designation means we meet national standards for safe, high-quality, coordinated, patient-focused care, supporting better outcomes and stronger patient-provider relationships.

A patient-centered medical home isn’t a place or a building — it’s a way of caring for you. It’s called a “home” because we want the Health Care Centers to be the first place you think of when you need care.

Our Commitment to You

  • We take time to listen and understand what matters to you.
  • We partner with you to create a personalized care plan.
  • We help answer your health questions and guide next steps.
  • We coordinate your care so everyone involved understands the full picture.
  • We’re committed to providing quality care — not just for you, but with you.

Learn about our commitment to holistic care in this short video.

Your Responsibilities to the Partnership

Because a strong health care relationship is a two-way street, we look to you to:

  • Be an active partner in your care.
  • Ask questions and share concerns when you have them.
  • Keep your scheduled appointments.
  • Stay current with recommended preventive care. 
  • Ensure consistency by seeing the same provider for preventive and chronic care.
  • Keep your provider informed about any updates to your health status, medications and treatments.