Use this link to access the Health Portal to upload documents, send and receive important health-related messages, receive laboratory and x-ray results, and download educational handouts.
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Health Services & Resources
Who We Are
WPI strives to provide multifaceted professional medical care for the treatment of student illnesses and injuries. Staff members at Student Health Services (SHS) include a team of physicians, nurse practitioners, and nurses. We're like your doctor's office away from home. Call us to schedule your next appointment for an array of primary and urgent care services that we provide.
What We Do & Provide
- Diagnosis and treatment of illnesses
- Evaluation and treatment of injuries
- Immunization clinics
- Prescription delivery service
- Referral services
- Sports medicine
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New Student Health Forms
Are you a new student? View the New Student Required Health Forms Checklist for a comprehensive list of all the forms you’ll need to fill out before beginning your time at WPI.
Student Health Services Fees
The WPI health fee that all undergraduate students pay covers all services directly available at Student Health Services. Students are responsible for the cost of laboratory tests, x-rays, prescription medications, and expenses incurred when referred to an off-campus physician or hospital.
Graduate students are not required to pay the health fee since many already have and are using health services of their own choosing. If you are a graduate student and require health services, we encourage you to make an appointment to speak with a health insurance provider. We will typically see graduate students one time free of charge, but subsequent visits and follow-up appointments would necessitate paying the health fee as undergraduate students do.
Disclaimer
This website is not intended as a substitute for proper medical care, only a supplement to it. If you believe you have a medical problem, please call or visit Student Health Services. A proper medical diagnosis can only be made in person—please do not send us your medical questions via e-mail.