Wiinodewe NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health SVCS

Wiinodewe NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health SVCS is a substance use treatment center in Minneapolis, MN.

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober homeOutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentInsurance AcceptedCo-occurring mental and substance use disorders

At a Glance

Location

1113 East Franklin Avenue, Minneapolis, MN 55404

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentTransitional housing, halfway house, or sober homeCo-occurring mental health and substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

OutpatientIntensive outpatient treatmentRegular outpatient treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyDialectical behavior therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counselingBrief intervention

Special Programs

Co-occurring mental and substance use disorders

About Wiinodewe NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health SVCS

NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health is an outpatient clinic at 1213 East Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis, MN, offering outpatient addiction treatment and behavioral health services specifically designed for Native American families and the broader Twin Cities community. As an FTCA Deemed Community Health Center, it accepts Medicaid and offers a sliding fee scale to help make recovery support accessible.

Located on East Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis, NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health is an FTCA Deemed Community Health Center operating as an outpatient clinic in the heart of the Twin Cities. The center brings together behavioral health, medical services, social services, spiritual care, and outreach under one roof — a model built for community members navigating recovery alongside the full range of life's health demands. Its place on Franklin Avenue, a corridor long connected to Minneapolis's urban Native American community, is not incidental; this is a center shaped by and for the people it serves.

The center's outpatient program provides structured addiction treatment and substance abuse support without requiring residential placement, making it a practical fit for individuals balancing family, work, or other responsibilities during recovery. Telehealth access extends that reach further, allowing people across the Minneapolis and Twin Cities service area to connect with behavioral health care from home. The outpatient format also supports longer-term recovery maintenance, not just initial stabilization.

NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health addresses trauma and PTSD alongside substance abuse treatment — a recognition that addiction and unresolved trauma frequently travel together. The center's facility features include spiritual care and social services, reflecting a recovery framework that considers the whole person: their mental health, physical health through on-site medical and dental services, and connection to community through outreach programs. A patient portal supports ongoing engagement between visits.

The center specifically serves Native American families and individuals managing HIV/AIDS, two populations that have historically faced significant barriers to culturally responsive care. Medicaid is accepted, and a sliding fee scale is available for those who need it — billing questions can be directed to NACC's Billing Office. For anyone in the Twin Cities seeking a recovery community rooted in cultural identity, wraparound services, and accessible outpatient care, NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health offers a distinctive and grounded option.

Outpatient Addiction Treatment Rooted in Community

NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health delivers outpatient program services from its clinic on East Franklin Avenue — a Minneapolis address that carries deep meaning for the urban Native American community. Recovery here is understood as something that happens within a broader community context, not in isolation. The outpatient structure allows people to stay connected to their families and daily lives while receiving consistent behavioral health and substance abuse treatment support.

Telehealth options extend the clinic's reach across the Twin Cities, so geography is less of a barrier for those in recovery who need flexible scheduling or cannot travel regularly. The patient portal supports continuous connection with care between in-person visits, helping to sustain the momentum of long-term recovery rather than treating it as a series of disconnected appointments.

Wraparound Services Supporting the Full Recovery Journey

What separates NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health from a single-focus outpatient clinic is the breadth of services available under one roof. Behavioral health care sits alongside medical services, dental services, maternal health, spiritual care, social services, and community outreach — a combination that reflects how interconnected physical health, mental health, and recovery really are. For individuals dealing with trauma or PTSD in addition to substance use, having access to these services in one place removes a significant logistical burden.

Social services and outreach programs extend the clinic's impact beyond scheduled appointments, helping community members navigate practical needs that can otherwise undermine recovery progress. Spiritual care, offered as part of the facility's services, acknowledges dimensions of healing that fall outside the clinical framework but matter deeply to many people in long-term recovery.

Who NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health Serves

The center is specifically designed to serve Native American families and individuals managing HIV/AIDS — communities that have often been underserved by mainstream addiction treatment systems. This is not a general-population clinic that has added a cultural competency checkbox; it is a community health center with roots in and accountability to the Native American community of Minneapolis and the Twin Cities.

Accessible financing is a concrete part of that commitment. NACC accepts Medicaid and maintains a sliding fee policy for those who qualify, meaning financial circumstances do not have to be a barrier to starting or sustaining an outpatient treatment program. Those with questions about billing or the sliding fee scale can reach NACC's Billing Office directly.

Practical Details for the Twin Cities Recovery Community

NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health's outpatient clinic operates Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and is closed on weekends. The clinic is located at 1213 East Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis, MN 55404, in Hennepin County, and serves individuals across the broader Twin Cities area. As an FTCA Deemed Community Health Center, it meets federal standards for quality and access in community-based health care.

For those evaluating long-term recovery options in Minneapolis — particularly those seeking a recovery center that integrates cultural identity, behavioral health, medical care, and social support — NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health represents a distinct and community-grounded choice on the Twin Cities continuum of care.

Why Choose Wiinodewe NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health SVCS

  • Culturally centered outpatient program specifically serving Native American families in the Twin Cities
  • Integrated model combining behavioral health, medical, dental, spiritual care, and social services in one clinic
  • Treats co-occurring trauma and PTSD alongside substance abuse treatment — not addiction in isolation
  • Telehealth access expands outpatient program availability across the Minneapolis and Twin Cities service area
  • FTCA Deemed Community Health Center with Medicaid acceptance and a sliding fee scale for accessible recovery care

Frequently Asked Questions

What level of care does NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health offer for addiction treatment?

NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health provides an outpatient program for substance abuse treatment and behavioral health. This level of care allows individuals to receive structured support while continuing to live at home, making it well suited for people in ongoing recovery or those stepping down from a higher level of care.

Does NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health accept Medicaid?

Yes, the clinic accepts Medicaid. A sliding fee scale is also available for those who qualify. For specific billing questions or to ask about the sliding fee policy, NACC's Billing Office can be contacted directly.

Who is NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health specifically designed to serve?

The center specifically serves Native American families and individuals with HIV/AIDS. It is a community health center with deep roots in the Native American community of Minneapolis and the Twin Cities, offering culturally centered care rather than a generic treatment model.

Does the outpatient program address trauma alongside addiction?

Yes. NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health lists trauma and PTSD among the conditions it treats, recognizing that many people in recovery are also managing the effects of past trauma. This is addressed within the clinic's behavioral health services.

Is telehealth available for the outpatient program?

Telehealth is listed as a facility feature at NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health. This extends access to behavioral health and outpatient services for people across the Twin Cities who may prefer or require remote options.

What other services are available alongside addiction treatment at this clinic?

The clinic offers medical services, dental services, behavioral health, social services, spiritual care, maternal health, outreach services, and access to a patient portal — all on site. This breadth of support makes it possible to address multiple health and social needs during the recovery process.

What are the clinic's hours of operation?

NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The clinic is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Where is NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health located, and what area does it serve?

The clinic is located at 1213 East Franklin Avenue in Minneapolis, MN 55404, in Hennepin County. It serves individuals in Minneapolis and the broader Twin Cities area.

Is NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health accredited?

Yes. NACC/Red Lake Tribal Health is an FTCA Deemed Community Health Center, a federal designation that reflects its status as a community-based health center meeting established quality and access standards.

Does the center offer any community outreach or support beyond scheduled appointments?

Yes. Outreach services are listed among the center's features, reflecting a commitment to engaging community members beyond the clinic walls. Social services are also available, which can help individuals in recovery address practical needs that affect long-term stability.

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