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> Winona State University > Academics > WSU Graduate Catalog > General Information > Student Health Service STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE
Wabasha Hall The Health Service facility is staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners, registered and practical nurses, a medical technologist, a health educator, and a medical records clerk. Services include: • Medical examinations and consultations for illness, injury, and other medical concerns • Laboratory services • Mantoux tests and other immunizations • Physical exams for sports, employment, or travel • Allergy injections (students must supply their own serum) • Contraceptive counseling, exams, and prescriptions • Health education materials including pamphlets, videos and consultation, which enable students to develop a lifestyle that will reduce their risk of disease and injury. • Smoking cessation program • Alcohol education class • Campus-wide and community health promotion, prevention, and awareness programs • A Peer Health Educator program The student health fee pays for most of the services provided during regular office hours. However, there is a $5.00 office visit fee to see the physician or nurse practitioner. In addition, there are charges for medications, laboratory tests, and some medical procedures and supplies. Information about costs and charges is available on the health service website. Emergency care is available evenings and weekends at Community Memorial Hospital (855 Mankato Avenue, Winona). Health Insurance All full-time students may purchase health insurance through the MnSCU Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan. For detailed information, contact one of the following offices: International Services (Kryzsko Commons, Room 130) or Student Health Service (Wabasha Hall). Information is also available at www.student-resources.net.
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