Welcome to Mayo Clinic Health System in Albert Lea
Your healthcare needs always come first at our hospital and clinics in Albert Lea, Minnesota, whether you need preventive care or wellness support through family-based primary care, or need specialty care services. Our community-based providers, paired with the resources and expertise of Mayo Clinic, provide you with trusted care and recognized medical expertise close to home. If needed, your local provider can help you find the care you need one of our other locations or offer seamless referrals to Mayo Clinic.
- Learn about our local medical services.
- Meet our providers.
- If you need services not provided in Albert Lea, we can help you locate the service you need, close to home.
Together with our location in Austin, Minnesota, we are an award-winning hospital and clinic that spans two campuses. Find out which services are available at each campus.
Pardon our appearance
Our campus in Albert Lea is undergoing a $15 million campus renovation and redesign project. All departments will stay in full operation throughout the project.
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FAQ: Your care team
Your care needs are important, which is why we provide a team-based approach. Learn more about care team collaboration and how it can benefit you.
5 things to know during upper respiratory illness season
Colder temps and holiday festivities encourage us to gather inside, raising the risk of upper respiratory illnesses. Know what to do and where to go for worsening symptoms.
Expert answers about new COVID-19 vaccine
The FDA approved a COVID-19 vaccine that targets current variants. A Mayo Clinic expert explains who should get this vaccine and if it can be given at the same time as the annual influenza vaccine.
Link between food and bladder symptoms
The foods you eat give your body energy and nutrition. But they can irritate the bladder, and worsen overactive bladder symptoms and pain. Here's what foods to limit or avoid.
It's OK to say 'yes' to potatoes
Potatoes have gotten a bad rap for their carb content. Learn why they're good for you, and get recipes to bring the comfort of potatoes to a healthy diet.
Maintaining healthy relationships with age
Maintaining relationships and strong social networks as you age can contribute to a longer, healthier life. Read why having positive relationships is as important for health as nutrition and exercise.
The sound of success: How improved hearing aids career change
Charlie Pierce was ready to make a career change, but hearing loss was an obstacle to being accepted for the new position. Learn how his Audiology team gave him a fresh start with a small pair of hearing aids.