Health Services

• Routine physical exams
• Asthma management for routine care and acute episodes
• Suture removal
• Wound care
• Rashes
• Piercing issues
• Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)
• Muscle sprains and strains
• Concussion
• Upper respiratory infection, Flu, Cough and colds
• Gastrointestinal infection
• Vaccination administration
• Management of chronic medical conditions in conjunction with primary medical provider

• Entrance physical exams that have been completed by a primary care provider can be submitted as a sports physical 
• If you do not have a entrance physical, then sports physical exams can be completed  at Health Services.  Please bring all necessary forms to your visit, including completed health history form from Sportsware.
• Sickle cell blood test results for those born in NY can be obtained by visiting the newborn screening page from the NY State Department of Health and  complete this form to request the results.
• For those not born in NY and do not have records of sickle cell test results, this blood test can be sent from  Health Services.

• STI evaluation, routine screening, testing, and treatment if applicable
• Including: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, HIV, Hepatitis B and C, Herpes, HPV (Human Papilloma Virus)

Emergency contraception is provided for FREE at health services

• Pap smears
• Contraceptive management
• Routine exams
• Symptomatic evaluation and treatment
• Referral to specialists if indicated

• Health Services does NOT provide initial prescription for gender-affirming hormones.  
• Gender-affirming information and education about medical management
• Referrals for initiation and comprehensive management for Gender-affirming care with local specialized medical centers
• Administration and monitoring of hormonal therapy that is prescribed by an outside provider
  • Testosterone injection administration
  • Education and training for self-administered injection
  • Depo-Provera injection
  • Please note: injection administration fee per semester may be applicable
• Continuity of care with primary providers

• Evaluation for eating disorders or other nutritional concerns
• Management of eating disorders including: anorexia, bulemia, binge eating disorder,  Avoidant/restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID), or other disordered eating 
• Referral to on-campus nutritionist
• Continuity of care with outside specialists
• Weight monitoring

• Onsite rapid testing performed which takes less than 15 minutes. If necessary confirmatory or additional testing can be sent to an outside lab
• Strep throat 
• COVID rapid antigen 
• Mononucleosis
• Urinalysis
• Pregnancy test
• Anemia
• Blood in stool
• Blood sugar level

Common tests include but are not limited to:

• Blood tests
• Throat Cultures
• STI tests
• Vaginal Swabs
• Wound Cultures
• Urine cultures
• COVID PCR
• Other lab tests as clinically indicated

• Specialized information based on the location of travel
• Administration of some of the required travel vaccinations
• Referral for additional travel vaccinations not provided at Health Services
• Travel form completion
• Prescription for medication potentially needed while abroad
• To schedule an appointment and additional information check out  travel medicine tips and forms. Some of these forms may be necessary for travel
• For vaccinations not provided by Student Health Services you can contact Passport Health White Plains Travel Clinic