Minnesota Oncology’s Coon Rapids Clinic will be moving down the street from its current location to the new Mercy Specialty Center at 11850 Blackfoot St. NW, Suite 100. Our new clinic space will open Monday, February 10.
The new building features a skyway to Mercy hospital, a patient drop-off entrance, ample parking, hands-free entrances, extra-wide corridors, elevators, and suite entrances.
Please note: The current Coon Rapids location will be closed the afternoon of Thursday, February 6, and all day on Friday, February 7, for relocation.
Please call (763) 712-2100 with questions. We look forward to seeing patients starting February 10 at our beautiful new location!
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