Open Cities Health Center

Open Cities Health Center, a Federally Qualified Health Center, provides free dental services to children ages 1–15 during the Give Kids A Smile event on February 6, 2026.

Open Cities Health Center will resume the Partners in Prevention Clinic at the Hallie Q. Brown Center this fall.

Proceeds support Open Cities Health Center, come for the music, stay for the impact.

The page supports National Wear Red Day in February to raise awareness about heart disease.

Open Cities Health Center held an all-staff meeting to celebrate progress, discuss renovations at its Dunlap location, and recognize team contributions.

Open Cities Health Center is updating its branding to better serve its community.

The page highlights Open Cities Health Center’s participation in community outreach events to promote health, wellness, and partnerships.

Open Cities Health Center invites passionate individuals to contribute to equitable healthcare initiatives.

Open Cities Health Center offers payment solutions to ensure accessible healthcare regardless of ability to pay.

The sliding fee scale at Open Cities Health Center adjusts healthcare costs based on household income and Federal Poverty Guidelines.

The page describes a board-certified internist specializing in underserved, refugee, and immigrant populations, affiliated with Regions Hospital, the University of Minnesota, Health Partners, and a large inner-city health clinic.

Open Cities Health Center began in the basement of St. James AME Church in St. Paul’s historic Rondo neighborhood. Founded by volunteers and community leaders—many of them pioneering African American women—the clinic provided immunizations and health education to underserved residents.

Open Cities Health Center emphasizes that all employees, volunteers, and contractors align their roles with its mission and strategic plan.

Open Cities collaborates with organizations to improve health outcomes and expand community services.