The Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine is committed to expanding access to high quality health care in communities across Washington. Through interprofessional clinics, community-centered partnerships, and innovative mobile health and outreach, our clinical initiatives are delivering essential services while training the next generation of Washington health care professionals. Explore our services to find care that fits your needs.
WSU Health
WSU Health is an interprofessional collaboration between the Elson S. Floyd College of Medicine, College of Nursing, and College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences and our community partners across the state. The network offers a range of health care services for WSU students, employees, and the wider community. From primary care to specialty services, find care at a clinic in Spokane or view upcoming outreach initiatives.
- Primary Care Services
- Student Clinic
- Logan Family Clinic
- Speech-Language Pathology Clinic
- Mobile Health and Outreach
Speech Therapy and Early Literacy Camps
In partnership with WSU Health, the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences hosts annual speech therapy and early literacy summer camps for children with childhood apraxia of speech and other severe speech sound disorders.
Camp Candoo
Held at WSU Spokane, this weeklong camp includes individual and group therapy designed to support each camper’s speech goals in a fun and supportive environment.
Camp I Can Say It!/Campamento ¡Puedo declirlo!
Held in Kennewick, Washington, this weeklong camp features individual and group therapy designed to support English-Spanish bilingual campers.
Health and Fitness Clinic
The Department of Nutrition and Exercise Physiology offers personalized nutrition and exercise counseling and group exercise classes at an on-campus clinic in Spokane. Under the supervision of experienced faculty, students work with clients to create tailored plans that help you meet your personal fitness goals.
Graduate Medical Education Affiliated Clinics
Across Washington, our Graduate Medical Education (GME) programs prepare newly graduated physicians for independent practice in their chosen specialty. Supervised by experienced physicians, residents and fellows train at partner hospitals and provide care to the community at affiliated clinics. Find care at a full-service clinic near you.
In the News
Speech-Language Pathology Services Clinic Expands to Offer Life-changing Evaluation and Treatment for the Region
WSU Brings Bilingual Speech Therapy Camp to Tri-Cities
NEP Students Aim to Shape Cardiovascular Health Interventions Through Fellowship-Funded Research
