Laborers Health & Wellness Clinics

Are you at risk for diabetes?

You probably know someone who has diabetes – more than 30 million Americans live with the disease that limits the body’s ability to process food into usable energy. The good news is that diabetes can be well managed by taking oral medications and making healthy changes to your weight, eating habits and physical activity. But is diabetes something you should talk to your doctor about?

Diagnosing diabetes
Feeling very thirsty or hungry and urinating more often are common symptoms of diabetes. But some people with type 2 diabetes have very mild symptoms that may go unnoticed. Early detection and treatment can decrease the risk of developing complications from diabetes.

You may have a higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes if you:

A Laborers Health & Wellness clinician can talk with you about other risks factors and lifestyle changes you can make to reduce your risk for diabetes or pre-diabetes. You don’t need a special appointment – simply schedule your next annual preventive checkup. Your clinician will ask you questions about your medical history and symptoms and may order blood tests to measure the amount of glucose in your blood.

Get quick and convenient care at the Laborers Health & Wellness Clinics

With seasonal cold and flu cases on the rise, primary care clinics, urgent care clinics and emergency rooms are at capacity and struggling with long wait times. But you can still get quick and convenient care at the Laborers Health & Wellness Clinics, where same-day or next-day appointments are often available. We also offer virtual appointment options and easy online scheduling. Come see us for:

Make an appointment today

Call 952-687-8100 to make an appointment or schedule online.

To schedule online:

  1.  Visit https://www.healthpartners.com/laborersschedule, click ‘schedule online’ and sign into your HealthPartners account
  2.  Select Primary care as your visit type
  3.   Answer the questions about your visit, including whether you want an in-person or video visit

Prioritize your mental health and beat the winter blues

Chilly winter days are a time to indulge in comfort foods, binge-watch your favorite TV shows and spend time with friends and family. But they can also be difficult for people who struggle with mental health or seasonal depression. So it’s important to check in with yourself during this time of year – here are some tips to help you prioritize your mental health and beat the winter blues.

If you’re feeling down, struggling with anxiety or need someone to talk to, meeting with Laborers Health & Wellness clinician can be a good place to start. They’ll help you figure out next steps that are tailored to your needs.

Make an appointment today

Call 952-687-8100 to make an appointment or schedule online.

To schedule online:

  1.  Visit https://www.healthpartners.com/laborersschedule, click ‘schedule online’ and sign into your HealthPartners account
  2.  Select Primary care as your visit type
  3.   Answer the questions about your visit, including whether you want an in-person or video visit

Get quick and convenient care at the Laborers Health & Wellness Clinics

With seasonal cold and flu cases on the rise, primary care clinics, urgent care clinics and emergency rooms are at capacity and struggling with long wait times. But you can still get quick and convenient care at the Laborers Health & Wellness Clinics, where same-day or next-day appointments are often available. We also offer virtual appointment options and easy online scheduling. Come see us for:

Make an appointment today

Call 952-687-8100 to make an appointment or schedule online.

To schedule online:

  1.  Visit https://www.healthpartners.com/laborersschedule, click ‘schedule online’ and sign into your HealthPartners account
  2.  Select Primary care as your visit type
  3.   Answer the questions about your visit, including whether you want an in-person or video visit
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