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New Ulm, MN

KidneyCare:365

Fresenius Kidney Care

KidneyCare:365, located in New Ulm, MN, is dedicated to empowering individuals with essential education on kidney health and kidney disease. Our program is ideal for anyone who has recently been diagnosed with kidney disease, those caring for loved ones affected, or individuals preparing for dialysis. Through our comprehensive classes, we provide valuable insights into symptoms and stages of chronic kidney disease (CKD), nutritional guidelines for healthier eating, effective coping strategies, and a variety of treatment options, including home dialysis. We also offer resources to ensure you have the support you need. Flexibility is key; thus, our classes are available in multiple formats—online, via video conference, phone call, or in-person—making it easier than ever to access crucial information and care.

New Ulm, MN

Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Oncology Program

Children's Minnesota

The Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) Oncology Program in New Ulm, MN, is dedicated to supporting cancer patients aged 15 to 30 through their unique journey. Our interdisciplinary AYA care team collaborates closely with you and your family to develop a personalized treatment plan that addresses not just your medical needs, but also your emotional and social well-being. We understand that facing cancer comes with specific challenges, from concerns about returning to school or work to navigating financial issues and relationships. Our compassionate specialists in oncology, nursing, psychology, and social work are committed to walking alongside you, providing comprehensive support throughout your treatment and recovery. We also offer opportunities to participate in groundbreaking clinical trials that aim to improve cancer therapies and quality of life. At Children's Minnesota, we are here to empower you with the resources necessary to make informed decisions about your care and to address the multifaceted impacts of cancer on your life. Most insurance plans are accepted, and financial assistance options are available for families in need.

New Ulm, MN

Meal Support Program

Project HEAL

The Meal Support Program in New Ulm, MN, is dedicated to providing compassionate and informed meal support for individuals over 16 who are navigating the challenges of eating disorder recovery at the outpatient level. Our program offers a welcoming environment where participants can join live, facilitated virtual group meals, ensuring that they receive both nutritional guidance and emotional support. With four meal support sessions scheduled daily, including two for lunch and two for dinner, individuals can easily fit these sessions into their schedules. Each session is led by qualified nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, all of whom are working towards their CNS certification. While we are here to support your recovery journey, please note that we do not offer urgent care or crisis services; for immediate assistance, contact the appropriate emergency resources. Join us to nourish your body and mind in a safe and supportive setting.

New Ulm, MN

One-On-One Nutrition Consultations

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society (LLS)

At One-On-One Nutrition Consultations in New Ulm, MN, we understand the challenges faced by patients and caregivers dealing with cancer. Our mission is to provide compassionate and practical nutrition assistance tailored specifically to individual needs. Through our free, personalized consultations with registered dietitians, participants can explore effective strategies to enhance nutrition, manage treatment side effects, and receive valuable meal planning and grocery shopping advice. We also equip you with essential questions to discuss with your healthcare team and direct you to additional nutrition resources in your area. Each consultation, lasting about 30 minutes, is designed to empower you and your loved ones with the knowledge and support you need during this critical time.

New Ulm, MN

Cancer Transitions

Cancer Support Community East Tennessee

Cancer Transitions is a supportive program located in New Ulm, MN, designed specifically for cancer survivors who have recently completed treatment. While the primary focus is on individuals within 24 months of finishing their treatment, our services are valuable for survivors at any stage of their journey. We offer a holistic approach that includes nutritional support, exercise customization, emotional health education, and medical management resources, all aimed at empowering participants as they navigate life after cancer. Our commitment is to address the unique needs of each survivor, helping them thrive and regain control of their health and well-being.

New Ulm, MN

Brown County Detox Ctr

Brown County Detox Center, located at 510 North Front Street in New Ulm, MN, is dedicated to providing essential alcohol treatment services, focusing on detoxification and short-term residential care for individuals struggling with substance use. The center offers comprehensive programs specializing in addiction recovery, supported by therapy and group sessions. With a commitment to accessible care, Brown County accepts a range of payment options, including Medicaid and Medicare, ensuring qualifying individuals can pursue recovery without financial barriers. By addressing crucial community needs surrounding substance abuse, the center plays a vital role in fostering health and wellness in the New Ulm area. Explore the variety of supportive services available at Brown County Detox Center today.

New Ulm, MN

Sioux Trails Mental Health Ctr

Sioux Trails Mental Health Center, located in New Ulm, MN, is a community-focused mental health provider dedicated to delivering innovative, affordable, and culturally sensitive health services. Serving individuals and families across Brown, Sibley, and Watonwan counties, Sioux Trails offers a range of services including outpatient therapy, psychiatric support, and rehabilitative services tailored for children and adults. Established in 1966, Sioux Trails enhances community well-being through a sliding fee scale and accepts most insurance plans. With a workforce of about 45 employees, the organization is committed to making a positive impact in New Ulm and surrounding areas like St. Peter and North Mankato. Discover more about their comprehensive mental health support services—vital for addressing local challenges in healthcare access and family stability—within the organization's resource directory.