1. Medical Services

• Primary Care: Providing routine check-ups, illness treatment, and preventive care.
• Immunizations: Offering vaccinations required for enrollment and travel.

2. Mental Health Services

• Counseling: Providing individual and group therapy for mental health support.
• Crisis Intervention: Emergency services for students in urgent need.

3. Health Education

• Workshops and Seminars: Topics on nutrition, sexual health, and stress management.
• Resources: Informational materials on various health issues.

4. Wellness Programs

• Fitness Classes: Offering yoga, meditation, and fitness workshops.
• Support Groups: Creating communities for various health concerns.

5. Preventive Care

• Screenings: Conducting health screenings for conditions like STIs and mental health assessments.
• Wellness Checks: Regular check-ins to monitor overall student health.

6. Referrals

• Specialist Access: Referring students to outside specialists as needed.
• Community Resources: Connecting students with local health services.

7. Pharmacy Services

• Medication Management: Providing prescriptions and over-the-counter medications.
• Education on Medication Use: Advising students on proper medication usage and interactions.

8. Health Insurance Assistance

• Enrollment Guidance: Helping students navigate health insurance options.
• Financial Assistance: Providing information on available resources for uninsured students.

9. Emergency Services

• First Aid: Immediate care for injuries and emergencies on campus.
• Health Alerts: Communicating about outbreaks or health risks affecting the campus community.

10. Collaboration with Campus Life

• Partnerships: Working with student organizations and residence halls to promote health initiatives.
• Engagement Activities: Involvement in orientation and campus events to raise awareness about health services.

By addressing these areas, a college health center contributes to a healthier, more supportive campus environment.