Winona Community HUB provides health education and connection to community resources, addressing health risks and creating a path to wellbeing.

Our goals:

  • Assist you in finding your way in the healthcare and social service systems
  • Connect you to existing community resources
  • Provide health education every visit
  • Support you as you build your ability to use these skills by yourself to be as healthy as possible
Winona County residents experiencing challenges with:

  • Food insecurity
  • Mental health concerns
  • Housing insecurity
  • 5+ emergency department visits in the past 12 months

The Winona Community HUB connects you with the right resources for long-term solutions rather than short-term fixes.
We can help connect you with:

• Adult education • Developmental referral • Employment
• Family planning • Food security • Healthcare coverage
• Housing • Immunization referral • Learning
• Medical home • Medical referral • Medication adherence
• Medication reconciliation • Medication screening • Mental health
• Oral health • Postpartum • Pregnancy
• Social service • Substance use • Transportation

Explaining the PCHI Model

The Pathways Community HUB Institute® (PCHI) mission is to assist communities in advancing health equity for all through the implementation of the PCHI Model. The Model serves as the framework for communities to build a transformative and sustainable care coordination network called a Pathways Community HUB (PCH).

Frequently asked questions

No! Though we may bill insurance or medical assistance, there are no copays or other charges for participants.
Anyone can make a referral to the HUB, and referral partners have access to make referrals directly into the HUB’s software system.

Referrals are assigned to a Community Health Worker who reaches out to the participant to set up a meeting to review the participant’s needs and goals.

Participants must meet with their Community Health Worker at least once a month.
The Community Health Worker visits with the participant in their home or at a community location of the participant’s choice.
As long as the participant meets the referral criteria, has goals to work on, and meets with the Community Health Worker at least once a month.

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