Northwestern Medicine Student Health Service is a medical clinic in Evanston, Illinois. Serving the Northwestern University student population, the clinic provides a wide range of specialized medical services, including primary care, sports medicine, and athletic training. Their clinical offerings include gender-affirming care, sexual and reproductive care, allergy shots, and medications for ADHD and ADD. The facility also provides imaging and laboratory services, such as X-rays and point-of-care testing for flu, strep throat, and mono, as well as nurse visits and mental health care resources.
The clinic operates with a collaborative approach to healthcare, where clinicians partner with students to ensure they are engaged and informed in their care decisions. All diagnostic studies and tests are ordered at the discretion of the clinician to ensure care is evidence-based and medically necessary. The medical team is composed of physicians, advanced practitioners, triage nurses, and athletic trainers. In addition to routine appointments, the center provides emergency and after-hours care to support student well-being.
Northwestern Medicine Student Health Service provides essential, personalized medical support to help students thrive both inside and outside the classroom in Evanston.