We offer three Wellness on Wheels programs, which bring vital health services to people in their own neighborhoods.
Download a schedule of where our Mobile Clinic will be this month
Teen-WOW: T-WOW is a free mobile health program for teens outside two local high schools. This collaborative effort between the Champaign-Urbana Public Health District and Christie Clinic, P.C. brings preventive health services to high school students who have no access to a school nurse or school health center.
The unit offers students aged 12 and up free health screenings, disease prevention supplies and educational materials. Students visit the van for pregnancy tests; sexually-transmitted disease tests; and information about disease prevention, diet and exercise. Students who need more intensive medical attention receive referrals to other services.
T-WOW 2011-2012 Schedule Centennial - Central - Rantoul
WOWee: This two-room mobile counseling & testing unit will visit various locations in Champaign-Urbana, Danville, Decatur, Charleston, Mattoon and Rantoul. Services on the van will include: pregnancy tests, HIV tests, tests for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), prostate blood tests, and referrals to the Illinois Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.
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WOW: Randolph St., just north of Springfield Ave.
T-WOW: During the school year the van is parked on alternate weeks outside Central High School and Centennial High School.
WOWee: Call for details.
Anyone aged 12 and up is eligible for services on any WOW van.
Cost:Pregnancy tests are $9.55. A $20 donation is accepted from those who can afford to pay. No one is turned away due to inability to pay.
How do I get services?:Show up during service hours.
Hours:WOWee: Call for details.
Contact:(217) 239-7827