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Campus Health & Wellbeing provides information, evaluation and treatments regarding your sexual and reproductive health needs.
Experiencing symptoms?
We see students for many different reasons, whether it’s pelvic pain, trouble with your current birth control, a discharge, burning when you pee, rectal pain, irregular periods, erectile issues, relationship problems, yeast infections, bladder infections, STIs or anything else. We support you in any choice that you make, including being sexually active or choosing abstinence.
Schedule your sexual health consultation to best meet your individual needs. To schedule a consultation, please visit the Health and Counseling Portal or call 805-756-1211 for Health Services or 805-756-2511 for Counseling Services.
In January 2023, Campus Health and Wellbeing began offering medication abortion services, in compliance with state law and as a part of our commitment to provide comprehensive health care to our students.
SisterSong defines Reproductive Justice as the human right to maintain personal bodily autonomy, have children, not have children, and parent the children we have in safe and sustainable communities.
A key part of the service implementation includes educating our campus community about the existing services and resources regarding reproductive and sexual health, specifically with equity and accessibility in mind. This includes Gender Affirming Care, Self-Order STI Testing, Birth Control Options, Free Menstrual Products, as well as other services outlined on this page.
Please scroll down and continue reading about the services available to you. Our team is here to support your wellbeing needs.
- Birth Control Options - Visit the Birth Control Options page to view all options available either at CP or off-campus pharmacies.
- Contraception consultation – a discussion of all types of birth control and what would work best for you, and if a prescription is needed. Schedule your appointment today.
- Contraception management – we prescribe and refill oral birth control, patches, ring, and the shot. Currently, we refer off-campus for IUD or implants.
- Pregnancy testing - call and make a nursing appointment. If you walk in, you can choose "Pregnancy Testing and Nursing Services" when checking in.
- Pregnancy Options Consultation – a discussion of all options available to a patient after a positive pregnancy test, including continuing the pregnancy, parenting or adoption plans, and abortion.
- Emergency contraception - CH&EW currently offers two options: Ella and Plan B. Learn more about which option is best for you.
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Medication abortion services available up to 10 weeks gestation.
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Free condoms and menstrual products are available in the CH&W lobby and pharmacy bathrooms. Free menstrual products are also available at other locations throughout campus.
How to Access Pregnancy Options Consultations or Medication Abortions
- To ensure that you receive timely care, please call 805-756-1211 to schedule a Pregnancy Testing nurse visit.
- You can state your reason for visit as “Pregnancy Testing” or “Pregnancy Options” if you are not yet certain how you would like to proceed, or “Medication Abortion” if you have already decided you would like an abortion. If you walk in, you can choose "Pregnancy Testing and Nursing Services" or "Abortion Nursing Services" when you check in.
- Once a pregnancy is confirmed, your nurse can schedule an Options Consultation with a provider either on the same day or within 1-2 business days.
- Learn more by reading "What to Expect at Your Options Consultation."
- Please note: most patients can be treated at Campus Health and Wellbeing. Under certain medical circumstances, patients may be referred to an off-campus provider.
Pricing for a Medication Abortion
- Patients can expect to pay between $44 - $80 for this service, depending on certain medical conditions. This pricing is possible due to private grant funding and is subject to change in the future.
Timetable for a Medication Abortion
- Available to patients up to 10 weeks gestation (70 days from your last menstrual period)
- Patients can expect to have two in-person appointments at the Health Center, plus follow up care
- The first appointment is a nurse visit to confirm the pregnancy with lab tests,
- The second appointment will be a consultation with a medical provider to discuss pregnancy and/or abortion options.
Patient Education for Pregnancy Options
- About Medication Abortion
From Medline Plus - About Surgical Abortion
From Medline Plus - If You Want to Keep Your Pregnancy
From Medline Plus- Learn about Cal Poly's Students with Dependents program
- Think about adoption
From Child Welfare Information Gateway
- Pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV (PrEP treatment)
- Post-exposure prophylaxis for known exposure to a STI (PEP treatment)
- STI Self-Order Testing
- STI consultation with a medical provider
- Condom distribution
- Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and HPV vaccination series
- Pap smear for those who have a cervix at age 21 or older
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We work closely with Safer and provide medical services for any concerns related to sexual assault or intimate partner violence. Upon the patient’s consent, we also refer to the San Luis Obispo County Suspected Abuse Response Team (SART) and our community partners at Lumina Alliance. If you would feel more comfortable meeting confidentially with a Safer advocate before your medical appointment, please contact Safer or schedule on their appointment page first.
