Does your WSHS child need to see the doctor?

Hello families, 

Does your Winona Senior High School child need to see the doctor? 

Our next school-based clinic date at the high school is next week: Thursday, Sept. 10. As of today, we have several open appointments for this clinic, and we would love to see those filled. 

The services offered at these clinics include:

• Physicals; routine physicals and health screenings, sports physicals.
• Well child exams.
• Immunizations including: Human Papilloma Virus (HPV), mumps, measles, rubella (MMR), polio, Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis (Tdap), Hepatitis B, Meningitis, and others.
• Treatment of minor illness and injury; this includes flu and cold symptoms, infections, earaches, sore throat, sprains and cuts, rashes, menstrual problems, sexually transmitted infection (STI) testing and treatment.
• Medication follow-up
• Mental health support, early intervention, treatment and referrals for common issues like depression, anxiety, stress, family and relationship issues, academic issues, and planning for the future.

Appointments will be billed to insurance and health information will be added to the student’s electronic medical record just as it would be if the student were seeing a primary care provider at Winona Health.

Clinic registration and consent forms are available for download on the Winona Health website linked here and at the clinics and are needed for all non-confidential services. 

We hope that you are able to take advantage of this opportunity. It may save you a trip to pick up your child and take them to the clinic, and it will keep your child in school longer. 

You can schedule your appointment at the website linked above, or you can call 507-457-7607.

Thank you,
Winona Area Public Schools