Legacy Health Clinic is now doing business at 20th Ave. The clinic is already keeping busy. Eventually, she felt a tug in a different direction. It took some time to get all of the ducks in a row -- finding a building, seeking approval from the city, going through the necessary insurance hoops -- but eventually things lined up.
By August everything seemed to have come together and she opened Legacy Health Clinic. With her nurse practitioner license, she still travels to Watford City, some two hours away, to work in the urgent care facility there on weekends. Some may question her offering medical marijuana, while others may applaud it.
Both of these health treatments are fairly new to the North Dakota area, but many states have been using them for years. We saw the health benefits they provide and wanted to make them available to patients in North Dakota.
The North Dakota Department of Health lists eight medical marijuana dispensaries in the state, but as of this writing Legacy Health was not yet on the list. Berg-Hooker said IV therapy is a hydration method that is a fairly easy and much faster way to hydrate a person and provide needed nutrients and vitamins, because it goes right into the bloodstream. The therapy helps those who not only may be dehydrated or malnourished, but also people who may feel anxious or depressed among a number of other health conditions.
Apparently others are recognizing its benefits, too. Read Today's Paper Sunday, February 9. UND Hockey. PB February Edition. Advertise With Us. Sponsored Content. The Archives. Local Interest. Prairie Business. Legacy Health Clinic is now open in Minot, N. Image: Courtesy of Cim Berg-Hooker. By Andrew Weeks. Share this article. Andrew Weeks is an award-winning journalist who has reported for a number of newspapers and magazines.
