McKinley Health Center
What is the McKinley Health Center?
McKinley Health Center provides high quality, ambulatory care to campus community. We serve the physical, psychological and educational needs of students. We offer medical treatment and educational support to further personal well-being and academic achievement.
Who can use your services?
Our primary mission is to the students of the University: some emergency care and educational programs are available to employees.
Registered students can utilize all clinical and educational services.
Faculty and staff can receive some services or participate in some programs including:
- Wellzone check-ups
- Special Populations Health Fair
- Diabetes Awareness Event
- Flu shots
What services do you provide?
McKinley Health Center provides a wide variety of clinical and educational services, including:
Medical Care Clinics
Primary care, lab analysis, and radiology.
Women's Health Clinic
Preventive care, treatment, and management of women's health related issues, with emphasis upon reproductive health.
Mental Health Unit
Evaluation and consultation for emotional and behavioral issues.
Health Education
Outreach workshops and presentations to students, departments, classes, campus organizations, the Greek system, on a variety of topics including sexual health, stress management, fitness, nutrition, and cross-cultural issues.
Online Health Handouts
Online health handouts on hundreds of topics, including various diseases, fitness, nutrition, sexual health, to women's health, and more.
Sportwell Center
Located on the 3rd floor of McKinley Health Center. The Sportwell Center helps students maintain healthy, active life styles. Registered dieticians, athletic trainers, exercise physiologists and physical therapists provide these services:
- Nutrition counseling
- Fitness training
- Physical therapy
- Athletic injury prevention and treatment
Dial-a-Nurse
Answers students' questions about illnesses, injuries or other health concerns.
Travel and Immunizations
How much do your services cost?
Most services are free to registered students.
Do I need an appointment?
It depends on what service you need. Many services, such as the OASIS and Well-Zone checkups are available on a drop-in basis. Some services, such as medical services and physical therapy require an appointment.
How do I make an appointment?
For medical clinic, women's health or HIV testing appointments call (217) 333-2700.
Where is the McKinley Health Center located?
The Center is located at 1109 South Lincoln Avenue, Urbana, 61801.
What are the Health Center hours?
Academic Year
- Monday–Friday: 8 am-5:30 pm
- Saturday: 8 am-4:30 pm
Winter and Summer Breaks
- Monday-Saturday: 8 am-4:30 pm
How do you collaborate with the UI Wellness Center?
McKinley collaborates with the UI Wellness Center on a number of programs and events including:
McKinley Mondays
Graduate student health educators hold office hours at the UI Wellness Center, answer questions on health-related issues, and provide referrals to health-care professionals at McKinley Health Center. No appointment needed – just drop in.
- Mondays: Noon-2 pm
Wellness Wednesdays
Graduate student health educators will be on-hand in the ARC Winter Garden to answer your questions and provide educational resources on healthy living topics – including fitness, multi-cultural health, sexual health, nutrition, and stress management.
- Second and fourth Wednesday of each month: 5-7 pm
Well- Zone Check-Ups
McKinley Fitness and Nutrition Peer Educators measure body composition and blood pressure, and answer nutrition and fitness questions on the Concourse Level of the ARC.
- First and third Wednesday of each month: 5-7 pm
Special Events
McKinley Health Center works with the UIWC on a number of annual events including the Stress-Less Party, Runners Clinic and Diabetes Awareness Fair. Check the UIWC events calendar for upcoming events.
How can I learn more about McKinley Health Center?
For general information call (217) 333-2701.
Visit our website at www.mckinley.illinois.edu.
