Health Center is one of the most important aspects of life. However, getting the right information can be challenging, especially when you are a student. You need to know where to go and how much it will cost. When it comes to healthcare and health insurance, there are many options available for students. With so many choices available, it can often be difficult for students to organize everything they need in time for their classes. In this article, we will look at some of the best ways that you can find affordable healthcare as a student and also ensure that you have all the necessary information about what health insurance will cover before signing up for any plan.
Student Health Center
The Student Health Center is located on the second floor of the University Union. The center is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
The Student Health Center offers many services, including:
- Primary care visits with nurse practitioners and physicians for illness or injury diagnosis and treatment; referrals for specialty care when needed; health education programs; immunizations (vaccines); laboratory tests; physical examinations for participation in sports or other activities requiring physical ability certification (such as driver’s education classes).
The Student Health Center accepts most commercial insurance plans as well as some non-commercial health plans. If you have questions about your insurance coverage, please contact the center.
New Student Health Center
The new Student Health Center is located at 123 Main Street, Suite 600. The hours of operation are Monday through Friday from 8am to 5 pm.
The services offered by the new Student Health Center include:
- Physicals and lab tests (including blood work) for students who are sick or injured
- Immunizations against diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella (MMR), chickenpox, and hepatitis B virus; these immunizations will be required before entering kindergarten through 12th-grade schools in New York State beginning in 2020
- Advice about eating well; maintaining good hygiene; avoiding risky behaviors like smoking or drinking alcohol; getting enough exercise; maintaining a healthy weight so that you can grow up strong!
Student Health Center Services
The Student Health Center is a comprehensive medical care facility with services and programs to support the health of students. We offer:
- Medical care, including primary care and urgent care services
- Immunizations (including travel vaccines)
- Wellness services, including nutrition counseling and exercise classes
- Mental health services, including psychiatric evaluations/medication management
Women’s health services, including gynecological exams and contraception services social work services, including crisis intervention and counseling Suicide prevention, including education on warning signs of suicide and how to respond if you think someone is at risk.
Sexual health services, including STD testing and treatment Laboratory services, including blood tests Wellness programs and screenings, including nutrition counseling and exercise classes.
Students Are Encouraged to Visit
Students are encouraged to visit the new Student Health Center on the second floor of the University Union. The center offers a variety of services, including:
- Flu shots (available year-round)
- Tetanus shots (available from October through April)
- Tetanus booster shots (recommended for students who have not had one within five years)
Conclusion
In the end, The Student Health Center is a great resource for students. It offers a wide range of services and resources that are beneficial to both students’ physical and mental health. The SHC can help students access prescription drugs at no cost, get vaccinated against diseases like meningitis or HPV, as well as treat minor injuries like cuts from falling off bikes on campus!