Student Health Services
The Student Health Services team provides voluntary, collaborative, and inclusive primary healthcare services to registered University of Regina students. The Student Health Services team is committed to helping you take care of your health, using an evidence-based, and informed decision-making approach to care.
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
8:15 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Closed on statutory and University holidays
Our Services Include the Following Treatments:
- General Medical Care
- Common Infections
- Minor Injuries
- Specialist Referrals
- Prescription Refills
- Sexual Health
- Including STI Testing and Treatment
- Contraception
- Including IUD and Implant Insertions
- Reproductive Health
- Including Pregnancy Testing
- Health Screen Tests
- Including Bloodwork and Pap Tests
- Health Promotion and Education
- Preventative Care
Helpful Information About:
Medical Appointments
Facilitated by registered, licenced Nurse Practitioners
By pre-scheduled appointment only
Available Monday through Friday, during our hours of operation
Booking Options Include:
By Phone: 306-337-2200
By Email: Health_Clinic@uregina.ca
Via Our Website: Appointment Request Form
Are you a new patient? Please complete and submit the forms.
Our Policies
Medical Masks:
Given the nature of our services, wearing a mask is encouraged to help mitigate the spread of illness.
If you do not have one, we can provide one to you.
Late Arrivals:
To ensure we are able to provide efficient and effective care, arriving to your appointment on time is necessary.
If you are more than 10 minutes late, you will be required to rebook your appointment.
Cancellations:
To help ensure we can provide timely appointments, it is essential that you cancel your appointment as soon as possible.
To cancel or reschedule, call the Student Wellness Centre at 306-337-2200 as soon as possible.
Your Privacy
Your Health Information is private and protected under the Personal Information Protection and Electronic Documents Act (PIPEDA).
As registered healthcare professionals, upholding the confidentiality and privacy of your health information is important to us. Our service delivery, processes, and procedures were designed with your privacy in mind.
Please understand that information shared in emails or phone calls is not as secure as information you share in-person with a healthcare professional during a private appointment.
To help you protect the confidentiality of your health information, it is recommended you use your own private computer/device, secure accounts, and a secure internet connection when providing personal information to the Student Health Services team.
Frequently Asked Questions
A Nurse Practitioner (also referred to as an NP) must first become a registered nurse and then complete a Master's degree specializing in NP practice. Before becoming licensed, Nurse Practitioners require hundreds of hours of specialized clinical practice, both with experienced NPs and physicians.
A Nurse Practitioner has the authority to perform advanced health assessment, diagnose health problems, order diagnostic tests, make referrals, and prescribe medications. This is what makes their role different from a nurse. Nurse Practitioners manage many aspects of care - from the point of entry into the healthcare system through to the community in which they reside, participating in health community policy development, health promotion and illness prevention.
- They come from the Government of Saskatchewan, not the University of Regina or the Student Health Services team
- The Student Mental Health team can not apply on your behalf
- A new Saskatchewan resident
- In need of a replacement card
- Medically necessary services provided by physicians in hospital and outpatient settings
- Approved immunizations, such as the Influenza vaccine
- Testing for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
- Mental Health and Addictions treatment provided by the Saskatchewan Health Authority
- Over-the-counter medications
- Prescription medications
- First-Aid supplies
- Cosmetic surgeries or procedures
Appointments must be booked by the person seeking or accessing our services.
Our services are entirely voluntary, meaning:
- A person willingly wants to participate in our services
- There is no coersion or contingent consequence involved in utilizing our services
- Self-referral is the only accepted referral source
The Student Wellness Centre does not have pharmacy services. Medications (like Tylenol or prescription medications) are not stocked or given out by Student Health Services practitioners or Student Wellness Centre staff.
The Student Health and Dental Benefit Plan is provided to you by the University of Regina Student Union (URSU).
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Do not have any involvement with the student health and dental benefit plan
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May not be able to assist you with questions or concerns about your health & dental plan
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Eligibility Criteria
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Opting-out or Opting-in
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Coverage Information
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Submitting Claims
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Online Forms
Find Us
Student Wellness Centre
119 Paskwāw Tower
3817 Sagittare Lane
University of Regina
Regina, Saskatchewan S4S 0A2
Locate us on Campus Map: Paskwāw Tower Builidng (PDF)
Contact Us
Phone: 306-337-2200
Fax: 306-337-2295
Email: Health_Clinic@uregina.ca
Web-Form: Message Us
For Medical Emergencies:
PHONE 9-1-1
OR Go to the Nearest Hospital