Student Clinic
Your health and well-being are an essential part of your academic success. The Student Health Clinic at WSU Spokane provides convenient and comprehensive care for WSU students in Spokane and Yakima, either in person or virtually.
Types of Care Available
- Acute infections, including urinary tract infections (UTI), strep throat, and skin infections
- Chronic condition management, including for hypertension, diabetes, thyroid, asthma and allergies, and skin conditions
- Coughs, colds, and flu
- LGBTQ+ care, including transgender medicine
- Mental health
- Minor injury and wound management, including diagnosis of fractures and surgical management of small wounds
- Nutrition counseling
- Same-day illness and injury
- Sports medicine
- Sports physicals
- Sprains and strains
- STD/STI testing
- Tuberculosis screening & testing
- Vaccinations and immunizations, including TDP, MMR, influenza, varicella, HPV, and pneumococcal (pneumonia)
- Women’s and men’s health, including sexual health services
Please note that some services are not available virtually.
Student Health Fee and Insurance
All students enrolled for seven or more credit hours in the fall and spring semesters and one or more in the summer are required to pay a student health fee, which provides access to Student Counseling Services. This fee is not a substitute for health insurance. WSU encourages students to obtain health insurance to help cover the cost of medical care. Students are responsible for the cost of non-covered services.
Schedule an Appointment
Spokane Services
Student Clinic
Health Sciences Building (HSB 120)
310 N Riverpoint Blvd
Spokane, WA 99202
509-471-7828
Clinic Hours
Mon–Fri: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Sat–Sun: Closed
Yakima Services
As a Yakima student, you can access virtual care through the Student Health Clinic in Spokane. To schedule an appointment, call 509-471-7828 from 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Access and Wellness Resources
The WSU Spokane Access & Wellness Center offers holistic support including programming and resources for mental and physical health, access for students with disabilities, as well as basic needs support. Located on the first floor of the Krik H. Schulz Academic Center in Suite 145, the center is a space where you can connect to campus and community resources.
Overdose Prevention Resources
WSU is fully committed to preventing the misuse of opioids in our community and helping eliminate the evolving epidemic of drug-related harms. Cougar Health Services offers opioid and fentanyl overdose prevention education and resources, which are available to all WSU students, regardless of campus location.
Free Narcan and Fentanyl testing strips are available for any students.
In Washington state, if you get medical help for an overdose or alcohol poisoning, Good Samaritan laws are in place so you and the victim cannot be charged for drug use, possession, or underage drinking. Additionally, the WSU Good Samaritan Guideline ensures that students receive prompt and appropriate attention during alcohol and/or drug intoxication.