Student Wellness Centre
The Student Wellness Centre is fully staffed by Nurse Practitioners that offer urgent and non-urgent physical and wellness care to University of Regina students.
If this is an emergency
If you are experiencing a health emergency, please call 911
If you have an afterhours urgent concern, please phone
- Healthline 811(Physical Health)
- Mobile Crisis Regina 306-757-0127 (Mental Health)
- 911 (Emergency)
Our services
- General Medical Care
- common illnesses specific to our student population. Some examples of medical problems that you can see the Nurse Practitioner for are: coughs, colds and flus, asthma, urinary tract infections, sexual health including contraception and pelvic exams, skin conditions, minor injuries, and mental health diagnosis and treatment.
- Mental Health Care
- Preventative Health Care
- Health Promotion
- Transgender Health Care
- Sexual Health Care
- Referrals to Specialists
- COVID Vaccine clinics are offered on campus weekly
Appointments
- Please call the clinic 15 minutes prior to your appointment for COVID-19 screening purposes.
- You do not need a Saskatchewan health card to book an appointment, but please bring another form of ID such as a passport or driver’s license
- For your first appointment please complete these two forms:
How to book an appointment
- Learn more about booking an appointment using the link below.
- Ground floor, Paskwaw Tower, Room 119
Hours of operation
- 10 a.m, to 3 p.m., Monday to Friday
Additional student wellness supports and resources
List of links to existing supports/resources:
- Mental Wellness Hub https://www.uregina.ca/mental-wellness/
- Counselling Services https://www.uregina.ca/student/counselling/
- Health, Safety and Wellness https://www.uregina.ca/hr/hsw/
- Academic Term Updates https://www.uregina.ca/term-updates/
- Sexual Violence Prevention and Response https://www.uregina.ca/sexual-violence/index.html
- ta-tawâw Student Centre https://www.uregina.ca/student/asc/
Keeping health information safe and secure
U of R Student Wellness Centre clients should:
- Understand that information shared in emails, calls, texts, or through virtual treatment is not as secure as information shared with a health care professional during a private appointment in a health care facility.
- Use a private computer/device (i.e., not an employer’s or third party’s computer/device), secure accounts and a secure internet connection, when providing personal health care information to the U of R Student Wellness Centre
Our commitment to diversity
The Student Wellness Centre is located on Treaty 4 territory. It is our intention to practice collaboratively with peoples of all gender, color, ability, age and sexual orientation to promote wellness and healing.