A FTCA-deemed community health center in Minneapolis serving Native American families with integrated primary care, behavioral health, dental, and traditional healing services. Founded in 2003, NACC provides high-quality care regardless of ability to pay and honors traditional Indigenous practices alongside modern medicine.
Details
Phone: (612) 872-8086
Website: http://nacc-healthcare.org/
Languages: EnglishNative American languages
Services
Emergency
- Emergency Dental Services — Walk-in emergency dental services
General
- ADD/ADHD Treatment — Treatment for attention deficit disorders
- Brainspotting — Eye-gaze based trauma processing technique
- Care Coordination — Complex care coordination through nursing team
- Chronic Disease Management — Management of chronic conditions
- Depression and Anxiety Treatment — Treatment for depression and anxiety disorders
- Doula Services — Birth support and maternal health services
- Food Assistance — Support for addressing food insecurity
- Grief and Loss Counseling — Support for processing grief and bereavement
- Group Therapy — Group-based mental health support
- Hepatitis C Treatment and Prevention — Hepatitis C care and prevention services
- HIV Treatment and Prevention — HIV care and prevention services
- Housing Support — Connection to housing and shelter resources
- Individual Therapy — One-on-one mental health counseling
- Language Teachings — Native language instruction
- Midwest Tribal ECHO — Virtual education and mentorship on opioid use disorder, medication-assisted treatment, and Indigenous health
- Naloxone Distribution — Opioid overdose prevention and education
- Primary Care — Primary care services for all ages
- PTSD Treatment — Evidence-based PTSD treatment including EMDR, TF-CBT, and Brainspotting
- Social Services and Resource Navigation — Patient advocacy, resource connection, and benefits navigation
- Somatic Experience Therapy — Body-focused healing practice for trauma resolution
- Spiritual Care Counseling — Spiritual guidance and culturally-informed spiritual care
- Spiritual/Energy Healing — Energy healing to clear and release trauma
- STI Screening and Treatment — Screening and treatment for sexually transmitted infections
- Substance Use Disorder Treatment — Medication-assisted treatment and chemical health services
- Traditional Healing — Access to traditional medicines, smudging, prayer, and ceremonies
- Transportation Support — Assistance with transportation access
Oral Surgery
- Extractions — Tooth extraction services
Pediatric
- Pediatric Care — Child wellness care and sports physicals
- Pediatric Dental Services — Dental care for children
Preventive
- Dental Cleanings — Professional dental cleanings
- Dental Exams — Comprehensive dental examinations
- Health Maintenance and Preventive Services — Check-ups, physicals, immunizations, cancer screening, healthy habits
Prosthodontics
- Dentures — Complete denture fabrication
- Partial Dentures — Partial denture fabrication
Restorative
- Fillings — Dental fillings for cavities
Team
Dr. Antony Stately (PhD), Executive Officer and President
Ojibwe/Oneida, received Ph.D. in clinical psychology in 1997
Dr. Kari Rabie (MD), Medical Officer
Board-certified Family Practice and Addiction Medicine physician, has been at NACC since 2011, adjunct instructor at University of Minnesota Medical School since 2008
Shannon Fahey, Information Officer
Gregg Harrison, Vice President of Clinic Administration
Jenny Singh (MSA), Finance Officer
Chris Singer (DNP, RN, CPHQ), Clinical Director
Certified Professional of Healthcare Quality, joined NACC in 2022
Sarah Andersen, Development Director
White Earth Nation member
Simone Megas-Harmason (ADC III), Director of Tribal Health Programming
Ashlee Jallen (MBA), Traditional Healing Director
Red Lake Nation member
Dr. Sunanda Baliga (DDS, PhD), Dental Director
Meghan Farley Webb (PhD, MPH), Research Director
Anthropologist and public health researcher with expertise in health equity and participatory research methods
Dr. Mary Raukar (MD), General Dentist
Crystal Milan (DNP, FNP-C), Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Valerie Norris (MD), General Dentist
Jace Gilbertson (DNP, FNP-C), Nurse Practitioner
Dr. Donovan Williams (MD), General Dentist
Nick Davies (MSN, FNP-C), Nurse Practitioner
Jessica Horstmann (FNP-C), Nurse Practitioner
Colin Mattie, Counselor
Rachel Lukaski (MS, LPCC, ATR, ADC I), Counselor
Chyna Pfeifer, Counselor
Jase Roe (LADC), Counselor
Laura Dalquist, Behavioral Health Staff
Sarah Ortega (RN), Nurse
Violet Carlson, Behavioral Health Staff
Alex Lifto (RN), Nurse
Henry Goldman (RN), Nurse
Toni Mahto, Behavioral Health Staff
Nikki Giardina (RN, PHN), Infectious Disease RN Care Coordinator
Public health nurse in Minneapolis with 20+ years of harm reduction experience, board member of Southside Harm Reduction Services
Lindsay King Cooney, Harm Reduction Senior Coordinator
Bois Forte Band of Ojibwe member, specializes in community and tribal engagement
Tiana Spottedthunder (MSW), Traditional Healing Senior Coordinator
Jackie Perez, Spiritual Care Coordinator for MCH & Doula
Marcos Littlewolf Luna, Community Engagement Coordinator
Mi-zi-way Desjarlait, Traditional Tobacco Coordinator
Kat Ramon, Relative Resource Coordinator
What patients say
Vibe: community-oriented
NACC receives strong praise for its mission-driven, community-centered approach to healthcare and genuine compassion from clinical staff, particularly Dr. Nick Davies. However, the practice has significant front-desk service inconsistencies—some patients report exceptional hospitality while others describe rude and culturally insensitive receptionists. Long wait times and gatekeeping behavior are notable pain points that detract from otherwise positive clinical experiences.
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- Long-term patient loyalty (23 years of consistent 5-star service)
- Holistic health approach and community-centered care philosophy
- Dr. Nick Davies' attentive follow-up and detailed symptom research
- Accessibility for underinsured/uninsured community members
- Multi-generational family care (grandparent and grandchild as patients)