1. Clinic Locations Broadway High School – Room 126 Edison High School - Room 107 Henry High School – Room 212 Roosevelt High School – Room 143 South High School – Room 122 Southwest High School – Room E021 Washburn High School – Room 006 a program of the

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3. Facts about School Based Clinics (SBC) SBC users have shown higher attendance and reduced tardiness after receiving school- based mental health counseling. SBC patients who use clinics for medical purposes have shown significant increases in attendance over nonusers. African-American male SBC users are three times more likely to stay in school than their peers who do not use the SBC. Students, teachers, and parents who have access to a SBC rate academic expectations, school engagement, and safety higher than those without a SBC. The SBC data are from the National Assembly on School-Based Health Care at www.nasbhc.org

4. What services are offered? Medical physicals, immunizations, treatment of minor illness and injury, pregnancy tests, sexually transmitted disease testing and treatment, family planning exams, and prescriptions Mental Health prevention, early intervention, treatment and referrals. Typical issues include: depression, anxiety, stress, family and relationship issues, and planning for the future. Social Work support and referrals to community agencies and resources Nutrition counseling for sports nutrition, special diets for weight gain/loss, vegetarian diets, and other special dietary needs Health Education individual and classroom presentations on a variety of health issues Prescriptions Available

5. What are school based clinics? School based clinics are combined physical and mental health clinics located in school settings. School based clinics provide high quality, affordable and comprehensive medical and behavioral health services by professional staff specializing in adolescent health.

6. Who provides services? We have highly skilled, friendly professionals experienced in working with youth. Nurse Practitioners Doctor Registered Nurses Mental Health Professionals Registered Dieticians Medical Assistants Health Educators Office Support Specialists

7. Why use a SBC? Convenient Students can be seen during the day in school so parents don’t have to take time off from work Affordable Students and/or their parents are charged only what their insurance provider will pay. If you do not have insurance or medical assistance, there is no charge. Opportunity Students are seen by staff specializing in caring for adolescents Lifestyle Students gain practice in managing their own healthcare, this will help them in the future Confidential School Based Clinics abide by the same client confidentiality polices as your neighborhood clinic

8. 2010-2011 Services Provided

9. 2010-2011 Students Served 23% of students identified as Hispanic/Latino 18% if students identified as Multi-racial