Helping Mountaineers feel well to learn well.

WVU Student Health Services is committed to providing top-quality health care for students at West Virginia University. Partnering with WVU Medicine and located across from the Student Recreation Center, our convenient care and expert providers are an essential part of your healthcare team.

We offer wellness visits, vaccinations, on-site X-rays, lab services, telemedicine, referrals and more. Conveniently, the Student Health Building includes urgent care, travel medicine services, behavioral medicine and a pharmacy.

Onsite patient parking is easily accessible and access from the PRT is located behind the building.

Know Before You Go

Travel volumes during the spring break season (mid-February to mid-April) are estimated to exceed pre-pandemic levels. Whether you're staying close to home or traveling internationally, take steps to prepare so you can stay safe and healthy during your trip.

Stay up to date.

Make sure you are up to date on routine vaccines. Some diseases are not common in the United States due to routine vaccination but are still common in other countries.

Be informed.

For your specific health needs, know how to get medical care abroad it you are sick or injured. Check your health insurance to see if it includes international travel coverage. Know the health risk at your travel destination. Learn local warning systems, evacuation routes and shelters. Preparation can help avoid physical illnesses as well as travel-related mental stress.

Pack a travel health kit.

Bring a kit with items you may need, especially those items that may be difficult to find at your destination. Include prescription and over-the-counter medicines (enough to last your whole trip, plus a little extra) for illnesses such as diarrhea, allergies, motion sickness and pain or fever. Depending on your destination, you may also want to pack sunscreen, insect repellent and water disinfection tablets. First-aid supplies should include bandages and antiseptic. Remember health insurance cards and copies of prescriptions.

Have a plan.

Be prepared if an emergency occurs while you are traveling. Keep a list of emergency contacts with you and share travel plans and important documents with your designated contact person in case you lose them during travel.

Quick Information

  • If you need after-hours care, please visit the Suncrest Town Center Urgent Care location.
  • Student Health walk-ins are encouraged, but appointments are requested for some services.
  • Student Health accepts most commercial insurances with a co-pay due at the time of service. A self-pay option is available with a deposit at the time of service, and we accept Mounty Bounty.
  • New students: Register for WVU Student Health Services.

Hours

  • Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 7:45 am to 8:00 pm
  • Saturday: 9:45 am to 4:00 pm
  • Sunday: Closed
  • Student Health Services is closed on WVU-sanctioned holidays.

Address

WVU Student Health Building
390 Birch Street
Morgantown, WV 26505

Clinic Number

304-285-7200