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WVU Student Health Overview

College is a busy and exciting time. While participating in classes and extracurricular activities, it’s important to prioritize your well-being, including nutrition. Research has shown that proper nutrition improves energy, memory and focus and can boost the immune system, mental health and sleep quality.

Healthy habits.

The transition to college life and living arrangements, such as residence halls, can make it challenging to establish healthy routines and habits for nutrition. WVU offers a variety of tools related to dining on campus during your college journey

Resources at WVU.

Across campus, there are a variety of resources for those who may be experiencing dietary challenges, eating concerns and/or eating disorders.

Campus Clinic.

Health professionals are available at Student Health Services for those who may want to discuss concerns or ask questions related to eating habits or needs.

Nutrition for well-being.

Nutrition is an important part of physical and mental well-being. WVU’s paths to well-being provides several resources and tools available to the campus community.

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: 9:00 am to 7:00 pm
  • Saturday, Sunday: Closed
  • Student Health will have reduced hours on December 30 and January 2-10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Address

WVU Student Health Building
390 Birch Street
Morgantown, WV 26505

Clinic Number

304-285-7200