Spring Break Lunch Closures at Uptown Facilities
From Monday, April 3 through Friday, April 7, all uptown Campus Health services will close daily for lunch from noon to 1 p.m.
Normal hours (services available through lunch) will resume Monday, April 10.
Campus Health wants to offer support to Tulane students that may need or have the desire to visit community resources for their personal healthcare. Using off-campus resources can be difficult to navigate, which is why Campus Health has provided an off-campus resource guide for marginalized identities to have access to a list of healthcare providers in New Orleans that are well-known for assisting these populations. This guide consists of primary care physicians and therapists that are a part of these communities and/or work closely with racial and ethnic marginalized populations, sexual and gender marginalized populations, veterans, and professionals that offer services in multiple languages. These professionals were selected based on their personal statements online, patient and community reviews, and external audits.
If a student has had an experience with one of these organizations and/or professionals that does not align with Campus Health’s values, please email La’ Tesha Hinton, Director of Community Engagement and Health Equity, at lhinton1@tulane.edu. Additionally, please email La’ Tesha if there are any additional health services that you have had a positive experience with.
List of therapists in New Orleans that specialize in LGBTQ+ mental health services.
The best doctors/counselors for trans specific health care: HRT, primary care, OB/GYN, urology/gynecology, HIV and AIDS, surgery, and counseling
List of Black Mental Health Professionals in New Orleans
Innopsych - A directory where you can quickly find a therapist of color.
LGBTQ Therapists of Color - This is a resource for intersectional individuals who are a person of color and a part of the queer community.
Therapy for Black Girls - This is a space created specifically to aid in mental health challenges and topics specific to Black women.
National Queer & Trans Therapists of Color Network - This resource is geared towards trans people of color.
Therapy for Black Men - This is a space that was created specifically to aid in mental health challenges and topics specific to Black men.
Inclusive Therapists - They center the needs around BIPOC individuals, LGBTQ+ individuals, and those who a part of both communities.
List of Asian mental health professionals in New Orleans
List of Hispanic and LatinX mental health professionals in New Orleans
Basem Darwish - (504) 641-4768
Kelsey Jackson - (504) 285-5943
Adela Baker - (504) 603-3280
List of Therapists in New Orleans Fluent in French
Jon Burkin - (504) 788-1505
Kathrin Herzhoff - (504) 233-6570
Amira Iqbal - (504) 608-5213 (can speak Punjabi, Urdu, and Hindi)
Robert Meneut - (504) 285-5943
Irena Schmidt - (504) 290-0236
List of Therapists in New Orleans Fluent in Spanish
Rebecca Pham - (504) 608-5213 (is bilingual in Vietnamese and English)
Robert Meneut - (504) 285-5943
Dominic Anwar, MD at Ochsner
Jorge Garces, MD at Ochsner
Kathy Jo Carstarphen, MD at Ochsner
Erika Dia-Narvaez, MD at Ochsner
Kim Nguyen, MD at Ochsner
John Thien, MD at Ochsner
New Orleans VA Medical Center
2400 Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70119
The Health Resources and Services Administration maintains a database of Federally Qualified Health Centers and Look-Alikes. This list can be filtered by state and ZIP code. These facilities provide primary care services in underserved areas, provide care on a sliding fee scale based on ability to pay and operate under a governing board that includes patients.
Learn more about Federally Qualified Health Centers and FQHC Look-Alikes.
The Louisiana Department of Insurance maintains brochures of health care resources for the uninsured, organized by region. These brochures list mental health resources, prescription drug resources, dental resources, primary care resources, resources for veterans, and more.
Search and connect to support. Connect to financial assistance, food pantries, medical care, and other free or reduced-cost help.
The Shrink Space is a referral management service which gives students access to national and local provider databases for a seamless coordination of care. The Shrink Space is useful for students who may need ongoing or longer-term care or who need to establish or transition care in the local New Orleans community or elsewhere within the U.S. Register with your Tulane email.
