UW Oshkosh Student Health Center
The Student Health Center at UW Oshkosh offers healthcare services to currently enrolled students. Services include medical care, such as birth control, GYN exam and PAP test, illnesses and injuries, immunizations, physical exams and procedures. The UWO Student Health Center also offers laboratory, psychiatry, nutrition, travel health, prescriptions, and medical records services. Learn more about our services.
Emergency and After Hours Care
If you require medical attention on a weekend or at a time when the Student Health Center is not open, you are encouraged to visit a local urgent care clinic.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest hospital.
Ascension Medical Group (formerly Affinity Health System)
- Koeller Street Clinic (urgent care) (920) 223-7300
- Mercy Medical Center (emergency) (920) 223-2000
Aurora Health Care
- Aurora Health Center (urgent care) (920) 303-8700
- Aurora Medical Center (emergency) (920) 456-6000
Student Health News and Updates
Student Health 101 – April Edition
In this month's edition of Student Health 101: Float on: Learn how this meditation technique can help your stress level Making social gatherings fun for everyone: A guide for hosts and guests Need a caffeine break? Here's how to stay alert all day without it FitnessU:...
read moreNorovirus Update
Dear Campus Community, In recent days, the number of norovirus self-reports on the UW Oshkosh campus has remained low. We remain encouraged by the small number of daily reports—and by the campus community's rapid response to this outbreak during the last three and...
read moreNorovirus Outbreak on Campus
Click here for the most up-to-date information about Norovirus on campus In recent days, we have seen an increased number of UW Oshkosh students affected by the highly contagious norovirus. Norovirus can cause the sudden onset of stomach pain, severe vomiting and...
read moreCigarette smoking causes an estimated 480,000 U.S. deaths annually, including 41,000 from secondhand smoke exposure. Nearly all adult cigarette smokers start smoking before age 26 years, making smoke-free and tobacco-free policies at colleges and universities important in ensuring the next tobacco-free generation!Cigarette smoking causes an estimated 480,000 U.S. deaths annually, including 41,000 from secondhand smoke exposure. Nearly all adult cigarette smokers start smoking before age 26 years, making smoke-free and tobacco-free policies at colleges and universities important in ensuring the next tobacco-free generation! Check out the full report: www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/67/wr/mm6724a4.htm?s_cid=mm6724a4_w
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