General Internal Medicine in Minnesota

Specialty Groups

The Division of General Internal Medicine includes outpatient and inpatient practices and clinics. Practices provide care to specific groups of people, and clinics provide services to people with specific needs.

The Division of General Internal Medicine has several clinics and practices, including:

• Breast Diagnostic and Breast Cancer clinics. Staff provides care for women with breast symptoms or breast cancer.
• Complementary and Integrative Medicine Clinic. Staff provides care for people interested in integrating complementary and conventional medicine.
• Comprehensive Medical Care Team (CMCT). This team provides comprehensive care to people who have been previously treated at Mayo Clinic for acute or chronic conditions who no longer require specialized care.
• Consultative practice. Staff provides outpatient care for people coming to Mayo Clinic from within the United States who live outside of Olmsted County. People who live within Olmsted County are seen in either the Department of Family Medicine or Division of Primary Care Internal Medicine.
• International medicine practice. Staff provides outpatient care for people coming to Mayo Clinic from other countries.
• Palliative care. Staff in General Internal Medicine provides care for people with chronic or life-threatening illnesses (palliative care).
• Resident Continuity Clinic. Division of General Internal Medicine fellows and internal medicine resident doctors provide care for local and regional individuals who are seeking primary or ongoing continuity care.
• Women's Health Clinic. Staff provides care for women with menopause concerns, sexual health concerns or gender-specific health issues.