A rape evidence exam to collect evidence for criminal prosecution should be performed as soon as possible after an assault. You can have the exam completed and decide later if you want to file a police report. Having the exam completed keeps your options open. This exam can only be performed at a hospital emergency room. Locally, this exam is performed at:
BroMenn Regional Medical Center 1304 Franklin Ave. (Virginia at Franklin Ave.) Normal, Illinois (309) 454-1400 |
OSF St. Joseph Medical Center 2200 East Washington Street Bloomington, Illinois (309) 662-3311 *(If pregnancy is a concern, be aware that OSF St. Joseph will not provide emergency contraception) |
If you do not want to go to the hospital, services are available at Student Health Service. If you are not sure what you want to do, the Sexual Assault Prevention and Survivor Services Coordinator (438-7948 or 438-2778), or one of the medical providers (438-2778) can review your options with you.
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