Welcome!
Welcome to the Marquette Neighborhood Health Center's website, where you'll find everything you need to know about us, including hours of operation, insurance information, and how we can deliver quality health care to you and your family.
Contact and hours*:
The Marquette Neighborhood Health Center is located at 1834 W. Wisconsin Ave., Suite 100, on the northeast corner of 19th and Wisconsin. We are open five days a week and many Saturdays.
| Monday - Friday | 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. | To make an appointment, call: (414) 933-9100
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| Phone-in (M-F) | 8:30 a.m. – noon; |
* A nurse practitioner is also available for urgent problems 24 hours a day. This service is available to anyone who has had at least one visit at the center.
Our services
Our nurse practitioners provide a wide range of primary health care and minor acute care services to adults, children, infants and families. They are advanced practice nurses with licensure to prescribe medications; order and evaluate laboratory and imaging tests; and make referrals to specialty services as needed.
Find out more, including a detailed list of our primary care offerings.
Insurance information
The MNHC accepts Medicaid, Medicare and many other insurance plans, and is an in-network provider for all Marquette health plans (EPO and PPO) and the university's Student Health Insurance plan.
NO CO-PAY FOR MARQUETTE INSURANCE HOLDERS: Beginning in 2011, co-pays are waived for Marquette health plan participants (EPO and PPO) visiting the Neighborhood Health Center.
Visit us today!
We're always accepting new clients. Whether you're a Marquette employee or student or someone who lives in the neighborhood, our mission is to deliver quality health care to you and your family.
Call us at (414) 933-9100. We look forward to meeting you!
MARQUETTE NEIGHBORHOOD
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