College Health Centers want to offer comprehensive services regardless of size and budget.
There are certain services that all health centers should consider implementing to meet the needs of a student population and others (that may not be a necessity, but) can still bring value to students if you have a large enough student population and budget.
Continue readingIn today’s ever-evolving healthcare landscape, health centers are facing more challenges than ever. From navigating complex regulations to improving patient care, many are turning to consultants for expert guidance. In this blog, we’ll explore the top 8 reasons why health centers seek consultants and how these professionals can help drive meaningful improvements.
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Everyone experiences a range of emotions. There will be times when an individual is joyful, but other times they may feel angry or sad. It’s a normal part of life. However, just because it is normal does not mean an individual doesn’t need support to make it through the rough times, especially when a student is feeling depressed or suicidal. Mental health should always be taken into consideration.
A comprehensive student health program can include more than an insurance plan. Most insurance plans already include benefits such as telehealth and nurseline solutions. What else could your students need? How about a student assistance program?
It’s no secret the world has become heavily reliable on technology, especially our smart phones. With the increase in technological advancements, we are able to do more, conveniently and on the go. Telehealth is one of the ways the health and medical industry is able to stay up to date with these technological advancements.
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