Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Health and Wellness Center have a medical clinic?
Yes, we have a nurse practitioner managed clinic that is able to assist you with most of the medical care that you would need as a college student. Our services include (but aren’t limited to):
- Physical exams
- Sexual health exams
- Pharmacy
- Laboratory tests and x-rays
- Illness and injury care
- Family planning, morning after pill
- Medications for basic mental health concerns (anxiety, depression)
Do I need to have medical insurance to be seen?
No, we will see you whether you have insurance or not. If you have health insurance we will provide a receipt for your services and you can mail it to your insurance for reimbursement.
What are your hours? Do I need to have an appointment?
Our current hours are Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. We are closed Saturdays and Sundays. Because of our busy schedule we prefer that you call for an appointment (520-5557). We occasionally will see patients on a walk-in basis, but you may be turned away if our schedule is too busy.
What do you charge and how do I pay?
We charge $25 new patients and $15 for most other visits. We charge $25 for a physical, $45 for a women’s health exam (pap testing). Most medications cost $10 and birth control pills cost $15. You have several options for payment: cash, check, or we can put the charge on your bursar bill. For other charges such as vaccinations contact our office.
Where are you located?
We are located in the Student Activity Center on the main floor. Go to the check in desk and the staff will direct you to our location.
I need vaccinations and a TB test, where can I get them?
We provide most of the vaccinations that you would need for entrance into a clinical program or for international travel. If we do not have the needed vaccinations we will refer you to local resources that will be able to provide them for you. In addition we provide TB skin and blood testing and chest x-rays if needed.
My medications are too expensive, what should I do?
Contact our office, we can help get in enrolled in programs that will provide your meds for free or at a reduced cost.
Where can I go to get HIV testing?
AIDS ministries come to the Health and Wellness Center on a biweekly basis and do free oral HIV testing. Contact our office for more information
