Welcome to Mayo Clinic Health System in Red Wing
Nestled along the Mississippi River, Mayo Clinic Health System in Red Wing blends scenic beauty with comprehensive hospital, clinic and specialty care, including emergency medicine, orthopedics, cardiology and a birthing center recognized as a Blue Distinction Center for Maternity Care.
Find Us
Hospital and Clinic
- Clinic Hours:
- Mon-Fri:7:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Emergency Department Hours:
Open 24 hours
- Appointments:
- 651-267-5500
- General:
- 651-267-5000
Mayo Clinic Store
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri:8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- General:
- 651-385-3450
- Fax:
- 651-385-3347
When to seek care for cold, flu and RSV
If you are dealing with coughs, fevers or congestion, know when to seek medical care and when symptoms can be managed at home.
Is your sinus pressure a sinus infection?
Sinus infections (acute sinusitis) occur when the air‑filled spaces around your nose become inflamed and swollen.
Unexpected vacation ending leads to rare tumor discovery
After a family vacation, Izzy Iverson started having significant pain. Her family soon learned she would need surgery to remove a rare tumor in her chest called a teratoma.
Is your cough acute bronchitis?
Learn how a lingering cough may be caused by acute bronchitis.
Newborn jaundice and light therapy
Jaundice is common and often harmless, but some babies require treatment to prevent complications. Understanding jaundice and how it's managed can help parents feel prepared.
A lifesaver saved: An EMS veteran’s journey from rescue to recovery
After dedicating 43 years to Emergency Medical Services (EMS), Don Hauge suddenly found himself on the receiving end of the very care he once provided.
How to help your child reach a healthy weight
New findings show that "baby fat" doesn't routinely melt away as children grow. Now's the time to help a child struggling with obesity reach a healthy weight. These tips can help you on this journey.
3 steps to control your environment and weight
When you think about managing your weight, eating healthy foods and physical activity come to mind. But have you thought about your eating environments? Tackle them with some addition, subtraction and saying no.