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Student Health Clinic

Student Health Clinic

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Your Health, Your Clinic!

All our students have free access to physical and mental health services through the Community Colleges of Spokane (CCS) Student Health Clinic.
The clinic is one of the few clinics offering nurse practitioner (ARNP) services at a two-year college in Washington state and also provides access to local health resources.
For information, call 509-533-8611

In 2024, the Washington State Legislature approved HB 2112 to help address the opioid crisis in the state of Washington. HB 2112 requires higher education institutions to provide opioid and fentanyl education and awareness information to all students, parents, and legal guardians. To help prevent overdoses, higher education institutions are also required to make Naloxone (Narcan®) and fentanyl test strips available to students free of charge.
 

Alcohol, Drug, and Overdose Awareness and Education

Learn more about the risks of substance use and the resources available.

Opioid Overdose Prevention
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Clinic Hours

The clinic will be open for the spring quarter from Tuesday, April 1st, through Thursday, June 12th. Clinic hours are Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The Clinic will be closed on Tuesday, May 6th, and Monday, May 26th. .

Call us for an appointment at 509-533-8611. Appointments are encouraged but walk-ins are welcome.

Student Health Clinic services are offered to all currently enrolled SCC and SFCC students.

We are located on the SCC campus in Bldg. 7, room 118 (Jenkins Wellness Center).

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Health Insurance

If you need health insurance, review some options available to you.

Health Insurance Options
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Mental Health

Are you feeling stressed, overwhelmed or anxious? Are you looking for help just to get through the week? Mental Health services are available at SCC and SFCC.

SCC Mental Health Services
SFCC Mental Health Services
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Immunizations

Your program of study may require vaccinations and a tuberculosis (TB) test. Many vaccines are currently available in the Student Health Clinic.

Visit Immunizations Services
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Contraception and Sexual Health

Answers to questions or concerns you have about contraception, reproductive health and sexually transmitted diseases.

Contraception and Sexual Health Services
 

The Clinic accepts cash, check or cards for payment of vaccines and TB tests. All other services are free.

If you need medical care when the health clinic is closed, one of these clinics may be able to help you.

Student Health Clinic services are offered to all currently enrolled SCC and SFCC students. We are located on the SCC campus in Bldg. 7, room 118. Appointments are encouraged but walk-ins are welcome.