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    OSU Morehouse Pavillon

    5.0 (1 review)
    Closed 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Wilce Student Health Center

    Wilce Student Health Center

    3.3(16 reviews)
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    very unsure as to why nobody can answer the phone here. beyond disrespectful to students who pay a…read moresignificant amount of money to go to school here. i've called multiple times throughout the course of a week with absolutely no responses no matter what time of day. do better.

    It doesn't look like there are many OSU students currently on Yelp, but in case there are, I wanted…read moreto take a minute and let you know about my generally great experience at the Student Health Center. I think people's expectations are generally low for a student health center, but I was always able to get appointments very quickly and, aside from one doctor, found everyone to be exceptionally friendly. The women's services doctors were really great - friendly, patient, understanding, never judgmental. If you have to have your first pelvic exam here, have no fear - you are in good hands. My first doctor (who unfortunately has since left) even went above and beyond to do a blood test to check my iron levels when I mentioned in passing that I was a vegetarian and recommended a multivitamin. Pat Balassone was always great - she did my pre-study-abroad appointment and was very thorough, writing out notes and making sure I had an epi-pen to take with me. Dr. Coleman, the allergist, was excellent and made pages and pages of detailed notes. He was a little slow, but nice and thorough. The dental providers were good too. Phlebotomists (who draw blood) were really friendly and the lab turnaround was very quick. Even though the waiting room is sometimes full, everything moves quickly. And once you leave Ohio State and move on to a new doctor, medical records cost $8 and they had about a week turnaround. If you have OSU's student health insurance, all you pay for is dental and specialist appointments. The pharmacy is cheap and pretty quick. The only downsides is the dated facility. But the quality of service makes up for it. And maybe someday soon, there will be a new facility. They can call me and ask for donations for that any time!

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