Minden Medical Clinic

Providing Family-Centered Care

About Minden Medical Clinic

Minden Medical Clinic provides comprehensive healthcare to area residents. The mission of the medical and support staff is to provide exceptional family-centered care while strengthening the health and well-being of our community. Our goal is to deliver the highest quality of comprehensive healthcare for you and your family in a prompt and professional manner.

Office Hours and Scheduling

For an appointment or more information call 308-832-3400 ext 2102 or 2103. The clinic is closed on all major holidays but a member of the medical staff is on call through the emergency room of Kearney County Hospital 24/7.

    Clinic Hours:

  • Monday – Friday 8:00AM – 5:00PM
  • Saturday 8:00AM – Noon

Walk-ins are always welcome, but please call ahead if you are able.

Healthcare Services

We provide healthcare services for the whole family including, pediatrics, adult healthcare, preventative healthcare, and education. Additionally, we provide on-site diagnostic laboratory and radiology services. We also perform many minor surgical procedures in our office.

In our goal to provide the best healthcare to your family we offer additional services. Free immunizations are available for VFC-eligible children. Kids Connection to provide healthcare to uninsured children across Nebraska. Every Woman Matters is a program designed to assist women between 40 and 64 years of age. There are more educational services and programs within Minden Medical Clinic for your family.

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Contact

Address: 727 East 1st Street
Minden, NE 68959

Phone: 308-832-3400

Email: info@kchs.org

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