Menominee Tribal Clinic provides local care, access and critical resources
The Menominee Tribal Clinic in Keshena serves as the primary health center for the Menominee Indian Tribe, offering routine and urgent care, dental and behavioral health services, and patient support that removes financial barriers for enrolled members. For Menominee County residents the clinic’s phone lines, online scheduling, after hours nurse hotline, and suicide crisis resources strengthen access to care across Keshena, Neopit, Middle Village, Zoar and South Branch.
Posoh Mawanew Weyak (Hello Everyone!)" The Menominee Tribal Clinic at W3275 Wolf River Road in Keshena is the main health clinic serving the Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin and the communities that make up nearly all of Menominee County. The clinic provides scheduled appointments Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM and accepts appointments by phone at 715-799-3361 or through online scheduling links for routine and specialty care.
The clinic maintains a patient portal, a department directory, and provider profiles that list physicians, nurse practitioners, dentists and psychiatric consultants. Those services, together with links for billing and patient registration, are designed to make it easier for families to find primary care, dental care and behavioral health services within the reservation communities of Keshena, Neopit, Middle Village, Zoar and South Branch.
Billing and eligibility rules emphasize community access. Under the clinic billing policy Billing 103 the facility exists primarily to serve the Menominee community. Enrolled Menominee tribal members generally will not be billed for services. Patients who are enrolled members of other federally recognized tribes or descendants of enrolled members must provide proof of enrollment and once verified generally will not be billed. The clinic states no one will be denied access to services because they cannot pay, in alignment with the National Health Service Agreement.
For urgent concerns the clinic repeats standard emergency instructions. In life threatening situations call 911. After hours assistance is available via a 24 hour nurse hotline at 1-866-540-6360 and the national Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988. The clinic also notes it is hiring, and interested health professionals and local residents can find employment and provider information on the clinic pages.
For Menominee County residents, the clinic’s combination of local providers, after hours support and protections against billing for enrolled members is a central part of health access on the reservation. To make an appointment call 715-799-3361 or visit the clinic’s online scheduling resources. For mail the clinic’s address is W3275 Wolf River Road, P.O. Box 970, Keshena, WI 54135.
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