Health Services

 

Take care of yourself

Body and soul, we’ll take good care of you at Rutgers. Our student health system—Rutgers Health Services—incorporates medical care and mental health care. Additional Rutgers support networks can help you adjust to the stresses and demands of college life, from managing new responsibilities to adapting to changed relationships with parents and old friends.

Medical Care
Rutgers’ on-campus health centers and pharmacies are nationally accredited and are staffed by board-certified physicians, skilled clinical staff, and health educators. Students rely on Rutgers for: general primary care • immunizations and vaccines • allergy care • laboratory tests • sexual education • sports medicine • consultations • and more

Mental Health Care
Rutgers’ on-campus mental health care centers offer free and confidential services, including counseling, psychological care, and psychiatric care. Students rely on Rutgers for individual, group, and peer counseling as well as help with: depression • mental health emergencies • alcohol and drug dependencies • identity issues • relationship issues • eating disorders • stress management • anxiety • mood problems • coping skills • sleep problems • and more

Additional Support Networks
College often means big changes and major adjustments in many facets of life. Rutgers has created support networks for students, including: Learning Resource Centers for tutoring and academic assistance • Residence Life for residential life assistance • Career Services for internship and career assistance • and more