Ossining High School – SBHC (School-Based Health Center) provides comprehensive, youth-focused medical and mental health services directly within Ossining High School to promote wellness and academic success. Operated in partnership with local healthcare organizations, the center offers accessible care to students regardless of their insurance status or ability to pay. With a strong emphasis on preventative medicine, the SBHC delivers primary care, health education, immunizations, and chronic condition management tailored to adolescents’ needs.

The center also provides behavioral health services, offering counseling and crisis intervention in a confidential and approachable setting. By removing transportation and scheduling barriers, the SBHC ensures students can receive care without missing significant classroom time. This model supports a holistic view of adolescent health, recognizing the link between wellness and school performance. The health center collaborates closely with school staff while maintaining patient confidentiality, which fosters trust and sustained student engagement. As part of a broader initiative to promote equitable access to healthcare in underserved communities, the SBHC plays a crucial role in community health outreach and early intervention.

Key Services:

– Primary medical care for students
– Immunizations and preventative screenings
– Management of chronic conditions (e.g., asthma, diabetes)
– Behavioral health services, including counseling and crisis intervention
– Health education and promotion
– Sexual and reproductive health services
– Referral coordination for specialized care not provided on-site
– Support for academic success through integrated health services

Website: Not publicly listed; may be part of a larger health system or school district initiative.