Our brand new clinic has opened!
A New Home for Health, Housing & Healing
NACC has officially opened the doors to our new clinic, marking an exciting new chapter for our relatives!
Our new 40,000-square-foot clinic provides expanded space for healthcare, behavioral health, traditional healing, dental care, and other services all under one roof. The building was thoughtfully designed to support NACC’s holistic approach to wellness, creating spaces where patients can receive care while also connecting with culture, community, and one another.
What’s New:
A Larger, More Welcoming Clinic
The new clinic gives NACC more space to serve our community and expand access to integrated care. Dedicated spaces throughout the building support medical, dental, behavioral health, traditional healing, and community-based services.
A Dedicated Community Room
The new community room provides a space for ceremony, traditional healing, cultural gatherings, workshops, and community connection. It reflects NACC’s belief that healing extends beyond clinical care.
A Traditional Medicine Garden
Located just outside the community room, the garden creates a place for patients, staff, and community members to connect with traditional plant medicines. It offers opportunities to plant, tend, learn, and share traditional knowledge together.
Indigenous Art Throughout the Building
The new clinic features artwork created by Native artists that reflects Indigenous culture, history, identity, belonging, relationships, and healing. From the lobby floor and ceiling to sculptures, murals, and installations throughout the building, the art helps create a space that is distinctly Indigenous and connected to place.
Innovative Heating and Cooling
The new campus uses an innovative geothermal system for heating and cooling. Two 12-inch, 500-foot wells draw water from the aquifer to provide energy-efficient heating and cooling for both the clinic and housing. This investment helps reduce energy use and operating costs while supporting NACC’s commitment to sustainability and creating an efficient, resilient campus for generations to come.
Health and Housing on One Campus
In partnership with Wellington Management, the new campus also includes 83 affordable housing units. NACC manages and operates the clinic, while Wellington Management manages the housing. Together, the clinic and housing create a campus that recognizes the deep connection between health, housing, stability, and wellbeing.
A New Space, Rooted in the Same Mission
While the building is new, NACC’s commitment remains the same. Our new clinic gives us the space to grow, welcome more relatives, strengthen our services, and continue providing culturally grounded care that supports the whole person, mind, body, and spirit.
We are so grateful to everyone who has helped make this vision possible. Every gift, partnership, and act of support has brought us to a place where Native individuals and families can access care, find stability, connect with culture, and experience healing for generations to come.
We are home. Miigwech/Pidamaye (Thank You).
Consider giving today to uplift our relatives and help nurture a thriving community of health, housing, culture, and healing in NACC’s new campus.
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