Minnesota Oncology has made the very difficult decision to close our Minneapolis Clinic location, just for the day, this coming Monday, June 1. After reviewing information provided from multiple sources, we believe this is the safest choice for our patients and staff at this time. We are working quickly to contact all scheduled patients and move them to one of our many other sites of service across the Twin Cities Metro or provider telehealth visits for their safety. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
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