PCR COVID-19 diagnostic testing is available for students at all ChristianaCare-GoHealth Urgent Care centers.
Rapid COVID-19 testing requires a Virtual Visit evaluation and a $200 payment prior to a center visit.
Urgent Care for college students in Delaware
ChristianaCare-GoHealth Urgent Care provides Delaware college students urgent care when on-campus care is not available. We offer in-center and virtual care for non-life-threatening illnesses and injuries.
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Virtual Visits from campus or home
We offer Virtual Visits 7 days a week, including holidays. All you need is an internet connection and a smartphone, tablet or computer with a camera. Save time for studying and receive the same great care without making an extra trip.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
School vaccinations available
In addition to providing COVID-19 testing and treating various illnesses and injuries, we also carry many vaccines required for schools, including TDaP shots (for tetanus) and flu shots, ensuring you stay healthy with protection against some of the most common diseases.
Please note, we do not offer the COVID-19 vaccine.
Healthy advice for everyday living
You have questions. We have answers. Visit our Health Library and find answers or suggestions for many of your health concerns.
Four common youth sports injuries
While youth sports have many benefits for young people, including physical fitness, discipline and teamwork, these activities pose a risk of injury. Injury rates in sports have risen over the past decade due to more intense training and the inclusion of younger children in competitive sports and seasonal sports that are now played year-round.
Occupational hazards leading to bronchitis
Certain occupations can expose you to excessive dust, smoke or chemicals that may eventually lead to breathing issues. Bronchitis is one of the breathing conditions that can be triggered by environmental hazards. It is an inflammation of the lungs’ breathing tubes that leads to a chronic cough.
Uncovering symptoms of new COVID variants in 2025
Medically reviewed by Dr. Betsy Koickel, MD on April 22nd, 2025.