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Western Oregon University - Student Health & Counseling Center
About the
Health & Counseling Center:
An overview of the services we offer
Introduction to the Student Health and Couseling Center
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News and events:
Check out our current newsletter.
Some the topics:
Student Health History Form
The completed form and a copy of your MMR immunization records are required by the Oregon State Health Division of all entering students taking at least nine (6) credit hours or more at WOU. For the form, instructions and more info
Or download/print
Blood Drives:
Each term, the Student Health and Counseling Center sponsors the American Red Cross’s Blood Drive. Notices and online updates are sent out to the campus and community as the terms blood drive approaches for individuals to make appointments online. learn more
Campus Wellness Challenge (CWC):
Designed to help set and achieve personal wellness goals, by keeping a log of food intake and activity levels. learn more
Peer Mentoring:
-Promoting healthy lifestyles
-Assisting the transition to college
-Providing services to peers/community. learn more
Check out the cold center!
Western's all new self-help station in the waiting room of the Health and Counseling center. Are you suffering from that pesky illness that accounts for up to 189 million school days lost each year? Come grab a kit and start working towards feeling better once again!
Hours of operation:
8am -5pm mon thru fri
location: ( map)
across from Werner Center
ph: 503.838.8313
email: studenthealth@wou.edu
Medical services are available for both routine and acute care. Clinical services are provided by certified physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and supported by medical assistants.
The university requires health insurance as a condition of enrollment for any student taking 6 credit hours or more each term regardless of other health insurance coverage.
Extended coverage for students and dependents can be purchased through the business office. You may access the insurance brochure which explains coverage of both the limited and the extended plans for either resident or international students,
Insurance brochures
As always, any full time student may see a doctor, nurse practitioner or physicians assistant at the WOU Student Health Center at no cost. Costs incurred for lab work or medications may be billed to the insurance company. To learn more and/or access a list of preferred providers,please contact the WOU Student Health Center.
Aetna Student Health and Wells Fargo Insurance Services - Student Insurance Division
Have partnered to support the health insurance needs of students while at Western Oregon University.
For information on your health insurance:
visit www.gallagherkoster.com/WOU, Aetna Student Health online or for claims and benefit questions, you may also contact Aetna Student Health by phone:(866) 746-4050
Western Oregon University
345 N. Monmouth Ave.; Monmouth, OR 97361
ph:503.838.8313 or e-mail: studenthealth@wou.edu
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