Diagnostic Testing

Whether you’re feeling under the weather or coming in for routine screening, we offer convenient access to a range of testing services right on Drexel’s campus. Our health center features an on-site laboratory that allows for efficient testing and timely results. Common diagnostic services include:

• Bloodwork and Routine Lab Testing – To assess overall health, screen for conditions, and monitor ongoing treatment

• Urinalysis – Used for diagnosing urinary tract infections (UTIs), kidney concerns, and dehydration

• Electrocardiograms (EKGs) – To assess heart rhythm and evaluate certain cardiovascular symptoms

• Throat Cultures and Rapid Testing – For illnesses like strep throat and other infections

• Flu and Other Respiratory Testing – To evaluate cold and flu-like symptoms

• Tuberculosis (TB) Screening – For students who need testing as part of Drexel's Health & Immunization Requirements

• Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI/STD) Testing – Confidential testing as part of our sexual health services

These services are available during your visit and help providers quickly assess your condition and next steps.

Off-Site Diagnostic Referrals

For more advanced imaging or specialized diagnostics, we coordinate referrals to external facilities. These may include:

• X-rays, CT scans, and MRI imaging
• Specialty diagnostic evaluations (e.g., cardiology, neurology, gastroenterology)

Coverage and costs for these services depend on your health insurance plan.

Care and Follow-Up

Your test results are securely available through the MyChart patient portal, allowing you to:

• View lab results
• Communicate with your provider
• Review visit notes and next steps

Our clinical team will review your results and ensure appropriate follow-up care, treatment, or referrals as needed.

Schedule an appointment

If you’re experiencing symptoms or need routine testing, we’re here to help. Appointments can be made through the MyChart patient portal or by contacting the Student Health Center directly. Our team will help determine the right type of visit and any testing you may need.