NOTICE: Campus Health will OPEN LATE at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, January 29.

 

The Campus Health Pharmacy is OPEN this week. However, due to a backlog from last week's snow day closures, prescriptions will not be automatically filled. Instead, they will be filled on an "as needed" and "as requested" basis (please visit us in person to request your prescription). We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience.

New for Spring 2025 - Introducing Mental Health Complete

Campus Health and Wellness is excited to announce the launch of Mental Health Complete, a virtual mental health care platform available at no additional cost to eligible students. Explore self-guided digital programs, coaching, therapy and psychiatry—all from the privacy of your own space. Learn how to register.

Campus Health

A Spectrum of Care with You in Mind

 

Part of Tulane's Division of Student Affairs Campus Health and Wellness.

Campus Health's high-quality medical, counseling, and health promotion services are designed to help you get better (or stay well) so that you can minimize disruptions and discomforts due to injury and illness.

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New for Spring 2025 - A virtual mental health platform for students

Mental Health Complete offers convenient access to digital tools, coaching, therapy, and psychiatry—all tailored to support your well-being. Available at no additional cost to eligible students, this new resource is here to complement our existing mental health services.

We're here for you.

Campus Health provides an integrated, holistic approach to physical and mental well-being.

The Health Center is staffed by licensed and board-certified providers offering high-quality medical care.

The Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS) team of trained professionals fosters personal, emotional, and academic growth.

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TUPHE students invite you to play the wheel game

Be well.

The Well for Health Promotion (The Well) provides resources, programs, and services on health topics relevant to the experience of university students, such as alcohol and drugs, stress, sleep habits, mindfulness, and sexual health.

Explore The Well

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We offer support, understanding and community.

The Tulane Recovery Community (TRC) provides a safe, non-judgmental setting for students who are in recovery from substance use and/or who identify as having a problematic relationship with alcohol and/or other substances.

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Help us improve your experience.

At Tulane Campus Health, we are always striving to serve you better. Patient satisfaction is important to us, so we welcome your feedback.