COVID-19 updates

NorthPoint is now vaccinating everyone ages 6 months and up! We offer all doses and boosters of Pfizer vaccines.

Appointments are required to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Call for an appointment at 612-543-2500.

For information on vaccine safety for children and teens, please visit the State of Minnesota COVID-19 Vaccine for Children and Teens page.

For other locations refer to the State of Minnesota COVID-19 Response website or your primary care provider.

Please return to this page for updates.

NorthPoint patients can call to ask about testing for COVID-19 at 612-543-2500. Testing is by appointment only.

PLEASE NOTE: If you need to be tested regularly/weekly for work, please visit the Minnesota website or call 833-431-2053. We are not currently offering testing for individuals who need weekly/routine tests.

All other community members may visit the Minnesota website and Hennepin County website for community testing locations.

To minimize infection risk, all visits to Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health are by appointment only. 

We are not able to see patients without appointments. Please call 612-543-2500 to schedule.

Your health and wellness is a priority at NorthPoint.

Masks are required on our Main Campus, at Cora McCorvey Health & Wellness Center, and at 800 West Broadway if:

• You feel sick today
• You have been around someone with COVID-19 

We continue to provide masks to anyone who would like to wear one.

We are providing phone and video visits for many of our services.  Ask about your visit options with your provider at 612-543-2500.

For Pharmacy questions, please call 612-543-2533.

• Everyone will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms when they check in at a NorthPoint location.
• If patients have symptoms, they will be asked to wear a mask. We will provide you with a mask if you do not have one.
• We have frequent cleaning schedules for all shared areas and patient rooms are cleaned after every visit

We recommend that everyone use these core prevention strategies:

• Stay up to date with immunizations
• Practice good hygiene
• Take steps for cleaner air
• When you may have a respiratory virus:
  •  Take steps to prevent spread
  • Seek health care promptly for testing and/or treatment if you have risk factors for severe illness; early treatment may help lower your risk of severe illness

You can also choose any or all of these additional strategies to further protect yourself and others: masks, physical distancing, and tests.

Here are the trusted sources NorthPoint is using to stay up to date:

• Minnesota Department of Health 
• Centers of Disease Control