The one near you can help you schedule your refugee health assessment appointment. These agencies also provide many services that will help you. For example, some provide immunizations and testing and treatment for diseases. Your primary care provider is the clinic or medical person who takes care of you regularly, especially if you are sick, if you need shots, or if you need treatment for a health problem. Primary care is having one regular clinic or health care provider who takes care of your ongoing health care needs, and if necessary, refers you to a specialist.
Primary care includes many health services.
These should meet almost all of your health care needs. Produced by the Refugee Health Program of the Minnesota Department of Health based on material from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. We welcome your comments and suggestions about this site.