Our mission is to aid the diverse community at Taylor University by offering quality acute healthcare and other health services.
A Nurse Practitioner is available to address medical needs by scheduling an appointment. The Nurse Practitioner can assess students for evaluation of health risk factors, diagnose and treat health problems, order and interpret diagnostic procedures and lab tests, collaborate with other health care providers as necessary, educate students on health risks and wellness, and other activities within his/her scope of practice.
Medical treatments include:
The Health Center provides the following point of care laboratory tests on-site during visits. These items will have a cost, either out of pocket or through insurance.
If additional blood work or radiology services are needed, those services will be billed to the students’ insurance. The Nurse Practitioner will assist in referring for those services and provide follow-up regarding results.
Vaccine administration is available, but the cost of vaccines will be the responsibility of the student. For example, if a student needs allergy vaccines, the student is responsible for the cost of the vaccine and the Health Center will provide the administration.
Connect with an IU Health provider who will review your health history, assess your symptoms and answer questions. Within minutes, you’ll have a diagnosis and instructions for treatment.
On-demand visits are available from 6 am – 11 pm EST, 7 days a week. All major insurances accepted. Final cost with insurance may vary.
Common conditions treated: