To slow the spread of COVID-19, M Health Fairview started moving several primary care clinics to a “virtual first” model on March 27. We're adding more as of Monday, April 6. This transition will help patients remain at home, while preserving critical personal protective equipment for those providers who need it most.

The new care model leverages OnCare.org, our 24/7 online clinic, as well as phone and video, to provide our patients with the same quality care they would receive during an in-person visit. Patients can meet with their provider virtually and receive a care plan from the comfort and safety of their own homes. Several clinics will transition to virtual care, while a number of M Health Fairview clinics will remain open for those whose health concerns require an in-person visit.

Clinics that will be virtual only as of April 6 are:

• M Health Fairview Clinic – Chisago City
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Downtown St. Paul 
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Farmington
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Grand Avenue  
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Hiawatha
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Hugo
• HealthEast Clinic - Hugo
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Lake Street
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Lino Lakes
• M Health Fairview Clinic - Milaca
• M Health Fairview Clinic – New Brighton
• M Health Fairview Clinic - Pine City
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Riverside (primary care)
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Rogers
• M Health Fairview Clinic - Roseville
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Savage
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Stillwater 
• M Health Fairview Clinic – Zimmerman 

Those who have an already-scheduled appointment will be contacted by their provider or clinic team for instructions. We’ll tell you whether your appointment will take place virtually or whether you should plan for an in-person visit at a different M Health Fairview clinic location.

Those who need a new appointment should continue to contact our appointment line as you normally would. Our team will help you schedule a virtual or in-person visit and provide you with the instructions you’ll need for your visit. 

The impact of COVID-19 on our community continues to evolve. As we monitor the situation, we may transition additional clinics to virtual care to protect our patients and our care teams.

Our teams have been hard at work to ensure your virtual visit provides much of the same experience you’re used to when you visit us in person. We are grateful to our patients and our care teams for their flexibility as we work together to reduce the spread of COVID-19.