The Health Center offers free assessments, diagnosis, and treatment or referral for common illnesses. Certain services are available for a fee (marked by $).
- Physical examinations for academic, sports, nursing, or job-related requirements
- Injury - sprains, strains, cuts, abrasions
- Illness - cold, flu, mono, sore throats, fever
- Infections - UTI, URI
- Prescription renewals
- Tuberculosis screen ($)
- Tests for anemia and urinary tract infections
- Tests for strep throat and mononucleosis ($)
- Routine laboratory tests (blood work and urinalysis) ($)
- X-ray orders referrals
- STD's testing and referrals
- Skincare
- Blood pressure monitoring
- Information for travel immunization requirement
- Health education
- Health promotion and disease prevention
- DMV eye exams for driver's license renewals
- Weight control and dietary management
- Vaporizers and crutches are available for short-term loan ($-if not returned)
- Other health problems common to the college-age population
The cost of treatments is covered by the Wellness Center fees. Students are responsible for paying for certain services, tests, and vaccines, as noted above.
Students are financially responsible for off-campus referral treatments, medical facilities, medical providers' fees, x-rays, lab tests, medications, medical equipment, etc.
A student who needs a prescription but is unable to afford it may request a short-term loan from the Student Success Initiative coordinated by Tabitha Arrendell in the Rinker Community Service Center.
Allergies and Medical Reactions
Students with known medical conditions (such as diabetes or a history of seizures) or allergies may find it a good practice to alert a close friend or Residence Hall staff member as a precautionary measure. This is particularly important for any off-campus activities in which a student may participate.
Class Passes for Illness/Injury
The Wellness Center's excuse policy is consistent with the recommendations from the American College Health Association to encourage the appropriate use of health care services, maintain confidentiality, and support communication between professor and student.
Students are responsible for adhering to the faculty member's absence policy. It is the purview of the faculty to ascertain when or if a student will be excused from class.
The Wellness Center will only provide a medical notification if the situation meets all the following conditions:
- Illness or condition is measured medically significant by the Wellness Center provider before the class or exam was missed
- A student’s personal physician may at any time issue an excused absence, claiming extra precautions and restrictions. This must be in the form of written instruction and provided to the Wellness Center for verification.
- If a student is absent for 3 or more days, the Wellness Center will notify Student Life of the student’s legitimate absence to inform the faculty. Written documentation from an external medical provider must be provided to the Wellness Center.
The Wellness Center does not provide excuse notes for students who miss class due to illness or injury.
- Minor illnesses that do not prevent a student from going to class.
- Musculoskeletal conditions (such as minor ankle injuries, wrist sprains, etc.)
- Requesting an excused note for verifications of illness after the illness is over or after missing a class or exam.
- A class or an exam missed for an appointment at the Wellness Center
Special Diets
A student on a medically prescribed diet must submit documentation to Rhonda Lanni, Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities. Email: Lanni_Rhonda@lsxythnjy.com or call (585)594-6494
Health Center Closed
Fall Recess
Thanksgiving Break
Holiday Break
Martin L. King Day
Winter Break
Easter Recess
Clinicians Hours
Monday, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Tuesday, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm