The University, regardless of whether the student has government or private health care insurance, requires payment of the Student Health and Wellness Fee. Health and Wellness Services receives no funding from the University or the state to provide health care for students. Many students purchase the Washington State University Medical Insurance Plan for Students and Dependents, available at registration. This insurance, complemented by services available through payment of the mandatory Student Health and Wellness Fee, provides students and their dependents with useful medical coverage. Through a contractual arrangement, students at WSU Spokane who have paid the Student Health and Wellness Fee can see physicians and other health care practitioners at Family Medicine Spokane.
Payment is by cash, check, or credit card.
Services from Other Community Medical Providers Health care at Family Medicine Spokane is the least expensive for students. Students who have paid the Student Health and Wellness Fee are covered for some services at Family Medicine Spokane. A list of preferred providers whose services are covered by the WSU Medical Insurance Plan for Students and their Dependents is available at Washington State University Spokane Student Services. Students and their dependents who seek services from non-preferred community providers will pay a higher percentage of their health care charges. 601 W. First Ave.