Health Center

We offer sick visits for anyone 18 months of age and older. The following are some examples of visit reasons:

• Sore throat/strep throat
• Cold/flu (including rapid flu and COVID-19 testing)
• Sinus infections
• Urinary tract infections
• Pink eye
• Ear irrigation
• Mono (including rapid mono testing)
• Minor Injury (no X-ray services on site)
• Sexually transmitted infection testing and treatment
• Mental health (can treat basic anxiety/depression, depending on severity may be referred to a mental health professional)

We will ask you to wear a mask if you are experiencing any upper respiratory symptoms. Certain types of visits can be completed as a telemedicine visit, please ask when you make your appointment.

• School/well-child physicals (preschool through college)
• Sports physicals
• Camp physicals
• Health program physicals
• Work physicals
• DOT physicals
• Well-woman physicals (including pap smears)

• We offer all CDC recommended vaccines for infants through older adults.
• Please see our Immunizations Offered page for a full list.
• We give travel vaccinations (e.g. Yellow Fever, Typhoid, Japanese Encephalitis) as part of a travel visit. These vaccines must be special ordered, but usually arrive in 2 business days.
• We currently are not part of the Vaccines for Children program.

• DOT physicals
• Illinois Bus driver physicals
• DOT drug screens
• Learn about our additional services on our Occupational Health Services page.

• Titers
• Urine drug screens
• PPD placements/readings
• QuantiFERON gold
• All required immunizations

• All of our specimens are sent to Quest Diagnostics for processing.
• We offer adult and pediatric blood draws (including lead testing). Pediatric lab draws are limited to the times our pediatric provider is in the office (please call for more details).
• Patients can bring in lab orders from outside medical providers for specimen collection. The results are then faxed directly to the provider.

• Many of our nurse practitioners are certified CPR instructors through the American Heart Association.
• Please see our CPR Classes page for information on schedules and classes offered.

• Our staff offers health education on various topics around the SXU campus and throughout the community.
• Looking for a speaker at your school or place of business? Let one of our nurse practitioners give a presentation on a health topic of your choice to your students or employees.
• We participate in health fairs around the Chicagoland area to provide information on health topics.
• We offer nicotine and tobacco cessation counseling and treatment provided individually and in groups.

• Traveling internationally? We offer comprehensive travel visits that cover everything from immunizations needed to malaria prevention to traveler's diarrhea.
• Please see our Travel Medicine Services page for more information