Supportive services include laboratory, x-ray, pharmacy, and physical therapy. Nutritional counseling also is available on an appointment basis. Confidential HIV testing also is available. There is an on-call telephone advice nurse service on Saturday and Sunday nights. There is reduced coverage during the semester breaks and the summer sessions.
Services are available through appointment clinics and through daily walk-in clinics.
The Women's Health Clinic specializes in all aspects of female sexuality and health care. The Women's Clinic also sponsors assault crisis intervention for sexual and physical abuse. Certain supportive services may be restricted when the University is not in full session. Students who enter the University for the first time must furnish a detailed health history form for medical records purposes as well as documentary proof of adequate immunization against Measles and Rubella prior to registering for classes. Additionally, students must provide evidence of TB testing and appropriate medical intervention.