Multi-disciplinary team of fully licensed and board certified physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, dieticians, pharmacists, lab technicians, radiology technicians

Quality

Diverse Areas of Expertise Infectious Disease Sports Medicine Headache Allergy Eating Disorders Women’s Health

Invested in Education UConn Sports Medicine Fellowship American Psychological Association (APA) Accredited Training Program UConn Nursing Students UConn Nurse Practitioner Students UConn Medical Students UConn Residents CCMC Residents

Partnership with local specialists Orthopedics, cardiology, occupational health, dermatology, psychiatry, obstetrics, general surgery, plastic surgery, urgent care and dental care located in Storrs Center

Hours of Operation Monday through Friday: 8:00 AM - 10:30 PM – Wednesdays 10:30AM to 10:30PM – Arrangements for overnight care in the infirmary can be made on weeknights when necessary. Saturday and Sunday: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM Advice Nurse is available via phone 24 hours a day, 7 days a week when school is in session. Call Centrally located

Operate on a Fee-for-Service model.

Participating provider with: Aetna Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield CIGNA ConnectiCare United Healthcare Connecticut Medicaid

Insurance Waiver Process On-line waiver available from June 1 until September 15 Waive every year prior to Fall semester Instructions for waiver under the Insurance and Billing tab of University sponsored Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) - $2947 per year

Before waiving: Is my plan just for emergencies, or also for primary care? Does my plan require prior approval? What is the coverage for an out of network provider?

July 1 st Deadline Student Health History Form

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You Can Do It! We Can Help!

Mental Health! Everyone Has It! Within the last 2 weeks 50% of students felt overwhelmed by all they had to do 48.3% felt exhausted 22.6% felt very sad 22% felt very lonely 19.2% felt overwhelming anxiety

23% Approximate % of UConn students who have received diagnosis or treatment for mental health concerns in the past year. (2014 NCHA UCONN Survey)

Specialists in College Students! Understanding of college student development and common concerns A bio-psychosocial model Connected to campus resources – creating a web! Specialists in common areas of concern: AOD, Eating Disorders, Trauma, Anxiety, to name only a few…

Providing a Continuum of Care: From Prevention to Intervention Connection is Prevention Workshops & Classes to Help students understand and manage mental health Triage and Assessment Individual Therapy Medication Management Group Therapy: Specialized Groups for Grief, Sexual Assault or Domestic Violence Survivors, Children from Substance Abusing Families, AOD Group, Older Students Group Crisis Services

Peer & Community Involvement Active Minds * NAMI * Suicide Prevention Week

Getting Help Is Easy: Click or Call Counseling.uconn.edu When in doubt consult!