Medical Services

• Acute illness and injury care
• Sports Medicine
• General primary care
• Health education
• Sexual health - including pelvic and testicular exams
• Birth control - routine and emergency, including IUD and and long acting implantable options. 
• Condoms and dental dams available for free for all students
• PrEP
• Physical exams - travel, sports, driver's license, graduate school, work
• Travel medicine
• Immunizations
• Sexually transmitted illness screening

Rapid tests for strep, mono, pregnancy, flu, and COVID; urine analysis; blood draws per provider orders.

Allergy serum injections may be given at the Student Wellness Center under the supervision of a physician, or qualified CRNP. If you plan to receive allergy injections while attending college, your allergist must provide the following information:

• Allergy injection order
• Detailed injection schedule
• Specific instructions for injection reactions, late or missed injections
• Vials must be clearly labeled with the following:
  • Student’s name
  • Expiration date (check diluent too)         
  • Contents of each extract
  • Strength of each extract

Registered nurses administer allergy injections during specific designated times when a physician or qualified CRNP is in the facility. You will need to meet with one of the RNs prior to receiving your first injection at the Student Wellness Center. At this time the nurse will review the information provided by your allergist and review the policies of the Student Wellness Center regarding allergy injections. The first dose from a vial must be administered at the prescribing allergist office. It is recommended that you find a local allergist for care when Student Wellness staff are unavailable (academic breaks) or if there is untoward reaction that requires follow up from a specialist.

Please call the Student Wellness Center (717-544-9051) for more details, to schedule an appointment for the initial evaluation with a nurse, or with any additional questions.