Cornell Health is the integrated health services department at Cornell University, providing comprehensive health care and wellness support exclusively for Cornell students. As a government-affiliated university health center, Cornell Health delivers a wide spectrum of medical, mental health, and public health services designed to support student well-being and academic success. The department specializes in student-centered, culturally responsive care and operates according to evidence-based practices and public health frameworks.

Unique to Cornell Health is its integrative approach, combining primary care with counseling and psychological services, nutrition consultation, immunization, and health education within one facility. It plays a key role in campus-wide wellness initiatives and public health promotion, aligning with local and state health regulations. Cornell Health is also involved in crisis response and communicable disease management, supporting both individual health outcomes and the campus community.

Accessible to all enrolled students regardless of insurance plan, Cornell Health emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion in all aspects of its programming. Its affiliation with an Ivy League institution allows it to leverage innovative research and collaboration in delivering care tailored to the university population.

Key Services:

– Integrated primary medical care for students
– Mental health counseling and psychological services
– Public health education and health promotion programs
– Immunizations and travel health consultations
– Nutrition services and wellness coaching
– Sexual health and reproductive health services
– Crisis support and after-hours care coordination
– Laboratory and pharmacy services on site
– Support for chronic condition management and disability accommodations
– Disease prevention and campus-wide health advisories