
What is telehealth?
How does telehealth work?
- Schedule an appointment. To schedule a telehealth appointment call Health and Wellness Services at 507.457.5160.
- Meet virtually with a provider via zoom to discuss your illness or injury
- Get your questions and concerns answered by a medical professional
- Receive guidance, medication and treatment depending on the reason for your visit
What types of appointments are offered via Telehealth?
Telehealth Services
- Allergies, Pink Eye, Sinus Infection, Sore Throat
- Birth Control
- Emergency Contraception
- Non-STI Concerns
- STI Treatment
- Skin Rashes
- Minor Injuries such as Strains or Sprains
- Medical Management of Mental Health
Women's Telehealth
In terms of Women’s telehealth services, WSU Health and Wellness Services offers:
- Birth control – prescription or follow up appointment may be needed
- Pills
- Shots
- Implants (Nexplanon)*
- Ring
- IUD (Mirena, Skyla, Paragard)*
- Condoms
- Emergency Contraception
Non-Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) Concerns:
- Yeast Infection
- Bacterial Vaginosis
- Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) Symptoms
Sexually Transmitted Infections Concerns:
- Schedule online visit
- Possible Clinic visit to provide sample for testing
* = A follow up in-person visit may be required. For more information about the different birth control options offered at WSU reach out to Health and Wellness Services at 507-457-2292 or check out Planned Parenthood for more contraceptive information.
Service Hours
On-Site & Telehealth Appointments
Monday–Friday from 7:30AM–4:30PM
COVID-19 Testing
Monday–Friday, 8:30AM–10AM & 1PM–2:30PM in the COVID Nook (IWC Hallway)
- To schedule a COVID-19 test call the Ask a Nurse Message line at 507-457-2292
- If you filled out the self-assessment or self-report form you will receive a call to schedule an appointment to get tested
COVID-19 Vaccines
Monday–Friday, 10AM–11:30AM & 2:30PM–4PM in clinic IWC 222
COVID vaccines are available via walk-in, no appointment needed.