Community Memorial Hospital to Open Duluth Clinic

The independent health care system is expanding its footprint to a 37,000-square-foot space in Duluth.

Updated on Oct. 20, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Community Memorial Hospital will open a new 37,000-square-foot clinic in Duluth by fall 2027, marking a major geographic expansion. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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Cloquet-based Community Memorial Hospital will open a new multi-service clinic in Duluth by fall 2027. The project will transform a former UnitedHealthcare office into a medical facility.

Why it matters

This expansion brings the independent health care system's established care model to a new community. It represents a significant growth move for the hospital provider as it expands its geographic reach.

The new facility will occupy 37,000 square feet of space at the Arrowpointe Medical Center. This site formerly served as a UnitedHealthcare office.

The players

Community Memorial Hospital

This independent health care system is headquartered in Cloquet.

UnitedHealthcare

This company previously occupied the office space that will be converted into the new clinic.

The details

Renovations are required to convert the office infrastructure into a functioning medical facility. The hospital system plans to share its existing care model with a broader base of residents in the Duluth area.

Timeline

  1. Late 2026: Renovations begin at the Arrowpointe Medical Center site.

  2. Fall 2027: The new community clinic is scheduled to open.

Market Landscape

The project follows the documented trend of health systems repurposing existing corporate office space to rapidly expand their local clinical footprint. This positioning allows Community Memorial Hospital to compete more directly in the Duluth health sector.

Residents in the area can expect access to a new healthcare provider once the clinic opens in 2027. This development potentially increases local medical service capacity for those seeking alternative care options.

The takeaway

The repurposing of office space for medical use shows how health systems can scale services without new ground-up construction. Residents should monitor local health board notices to stay informed on the specific services offered upon the clinic's completion.

What happens next

Renovations on the Arrowpointe Medical Center space are scheduled to begin in late 2026.

Further reading

For more updates on new medical facilities, check out the Duluth Openings & Closings section.

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