Counseling & Health Parent FAQ

The clinic will write refills for maintenance medications provided we have your child's health history information on file.

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide this service. We recommend that you work with your family doctor or psychiatrist back home.

The clinic offers services comparable to those at any primary-care clinic you would find at home. Our services include, but are not limited to, preventative care, allergy treatments, immunizations, treatment of illness, physical examinations and mental health services.

No; not unless your student has signed a consent release form. We respect the privacy of all of our students and will not release any medical information without their consent.

Ibuprofen and other first-aid related items, such as band-aids and antibiotic ointment.

If you have insurance, then yes. A copy will be needed at the time of service, along with the cardholder's date of birth. If you do not have insurance, arrangements will be made. Please see the insurance and billing page for more information.