FAQs

UNWSP Health Services is available to all traditional students whether they live on or off campus, along with Dual Enrollment students who live on campus and are 18 years of age or older.  *During this global pandemic, Health Services is offering COVID testing only for all students; Dual Enrollment students who live on and off campus as well as Adult Undergraduate and Graduate students.

I am a Dual Enrollment student who lives on campus, can I request an appointment with Health Services?

• Yes, if you are 18 years of age or older you can request an appointment with Health Services. 

I am a Dual Enrollment student who lives on campus but I am under the age of 18, can I utilize Health Services?

• Only Dual Enrollment students who live on campus and are 18 years of age or older may utilize Health Services. If you wish to be seen and are living in a residences hall as an underage Dual Enrollment student, you can have your parents submit a Minor Consent form to healthservices@unwsp.edu or fax: 651-286-7438. Minor Consent form can be found here. 

I am a Dual Enrollment student who attends classes on campus but I do not live on campus, can I utilize Health Services? 

• No, only Dual Enrollment students who live on campus and are 18 years of age or older may utilize Health Services. All other Dual Enrollment students must continue care with their own local health care provider. 

We understand that health information about you and your health care is personal and confidential.  We are committed to protecting health information and to following state and federal privacy laws regarding your healthcare records. In addition to your health history and immunization forms, we create a record of your care and services and keep this record for seven years from the date of enrollment.  We use this record to provide you with quality care and to comply with specific legal regulations.

Information you share with our providers will not be shared to anyone outside of health services unless:

• You give written permission to release information (verbal permission with documentation of that permission in some cases.)

• Your behavior poses a threat to your safety or the safety of others (parents or other appropriate parties may be notified.)

• You require hospitalization (parents or other appropriate parties may be notified.)

Health Services aims to serve the UNW community in keeping the campus healthy and safe during this global pandemic in the fight to stop the spread of COVID-19 on campus. Health Services has now relocated off campus. Transportation can be arrange for students living on-campus and do not have transportation to our new location. Health Services is open Monday- Friday 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM. To keep our staff and community safe, we are no longer accepting walk-ins. Please call for a same day appointment at 651-631-5246. 

Our new address is: 

2955 Centre Pointe Drive

Roseville, MN 55113  *Look for the "UNW Health Services Clinic" signs.

Physician, Physician Assistant and Registered Nurse appointments are available during clinic hours ; Physician on Monday afternoons, 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m., Physician Assistant, Monday mornings and during clinic hours Tuesday-Friday. 

Services are covered by a Health

All appointments must be scheduled in advance; we do not accept walk in appointments. Please register on the Medicat Student Portal prior to making an appointment.

By Phone - Our Medical Assistant can be reached at 651-631-5246. If you are calling after hours, please leave a voicemail and you will receive a call the next business day. Please keep in mind that Health Services is closed weekends and academic breaks, thus, Health Services will return phone calls when we return. 

By E-mail - healthservices@unwsp.edu for non-urgent needs.  Please keep in mind that Health Services is closed weekends and academic breaks, thus, Health Services will return emails calls when we return. 

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