Health Services Provided

Student Health Services offers a variety of services to assist students in maintaining good health. The scope of clinic services emphasizes primary and preventative healthcare as you would receive from your family physician. 

Medical services

• Care for episodic illness (upper respiratory infection, urinary tract infections, muscle strains and sprains, etc.)
• Care for medical issues (acne, hypertension, allergic rhinitis, constipation, hypothyroidism, etc.)
• Mental health services (anxiety, depression, panic attacks, adjustment issues related to college, etc.)
• Attention Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
• Well woman/Well man exams
• Complete physical exams
• Confidential STI and HIV testing
• Friday Drop-in STD Testing
• Immunizations and allergy injections
• Prescriptions and prescription refills
• Lab and imaging tests can be ordered through Student Health
• Referrals to specialist
• Notes for Class/Semester Withdrawal Procedures

Women’s health care

Student Health Services provides women with a comfortable environment where they feel at ease and respected, and can ask questions of a sensitive or uncomfortable nature. Annual female health maintenance exams and other routine gynecological exams are available.

Female health maintenance exams may include:

• Breast exam
• Pap smear
• Pregnancy testing
• STI screening

Other services include birth control counseling and other prescription refills, evaluation and treatment of menstrual concerns and evaluation and treatment of common gynecological conditions and other reproductive health concerns, such as vaginal infections.

NOTE: We do not offer obstetrical care. We refer patients who are pregnant to Ob/Gyn, midwife or obstetric providers of their choosing. Limited minor illness care for pregnant students is available.

Services not provided in Student Health

• Medical emergencies (suspected heart attack, stroke, shortness of breath)
• Obstetrical care
• Broken or fractured bones
• Formal vision tests
• Dental services
• Worker’s Compensation injuries