SUNY Broome Student Health Services (SHS) provides currently registered SUNY Broome students with primary care of acute illness and injury. Our services include medical treatment, educational programs and referral services. All medical care at Student Health Services is confidential.
Location
The Student Health Services office is located in the (old) Science Building, Room 102. Please call or email if you have questions about our services or your health.
Phone: +1 (607) 778-5181 Email: healthservices@sunybroome.edu
In the event that the Student Health Services office is closed and immediate assistance is needed, please contact the Office of Public Safety at +1 (607) 778-5083. In an emergency, please call 911 from a campus phone.
Qualified & Professional Staff
Qualified staff is available to assist with your healthcare needs. Students are seen by appointment after a pre-screening process. Please contact us at +1 (607) 778-5181 or by email at healthservices@sunybroome.edu to speak with a Student Health Services representative
Immunization Records
Not sure what to submit or how to submit your immunization records? Visit the Immunization Requirements page for more information!
For the latest information regarding COVID-19 vaccine requirements, please visit the COVID-19 Information website.
Coronavirus Information
SUNY Broome continues to make every effort to ensure the safety of our campus community. We will continue to work with the Broome County Health Department as our lead local agency, while the Centers for Disease Control is an excellent website for up to the minute Coronavirus information.
Additional information about public health guidelines related to the virus can be found online:
- SUNY Coronavirus Information and Updates
- World Health Organization (WHO) information about Coronavirus
- US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Situation Summary
- Broome County Health Department
Communications to campus about coronavirus can be found on the SUNY Broome website.
No Charge For Office Visits
Students pay a mandatory health fee as part of their tuition. This fee covers many of the services at Student Health Services. All services (including prescriptions) provided outside Health Services are the student’s financial responsibility.
Services offered include:
- Limited treatment for illnesses and injuries
- Limited emergency care
- Blood pressure screening
- Pregnancy tests
- UTI tests
- Contraceptive information
- Healthy lifestyle information
- Flu vaccines
- Health Education Programs are also offered and will be announced to the campus through campus newsletters and postings.
NEED A FLU SHOT? We give flu vaccines on campus during the Fall semester. You must make an appointment to get your FLU shot. Call us at +1 (607) 778-5181 to schedule your appointment.
Appointments
Call us at +1 (607) 778-5181
*Please Note: Medical provider office hours may vary from regular office hours. SHS is closed on weekends and holidays. There is no medical provider on campus during mid-semester break, spring break, holiday curtailment, summer and winter semesters.
**Office hours and medical provider hours are subject to change.
If an in-person appointment is scheduled, please come to the waiting area and check-in – Science Building, Room 102. Wear your face covering to the appointment and be on time. You may not bring a friend with you to an appointment. When you arrive for your appointment, you will fill out intake paperwork including a COVID-19 screening questionnaire. As you enter the office, it is recommended that you cleanse your hands with alcohol based hand sanitizer located at the main desk. When you have completed your appointment, received discharge instructions and needed supplies, you should again use the alcohol hand sanitizer as you exit Student Health Services.
CDC – Recommends everyday preventive actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory infections including:
- Stay home if you are sick.
- Maintain 6 foot spacing when around people even if they appear healthy.
- Wear a mask when in public.
- Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds, especially after going to the bathroom, before eating, and after blowing your nose, coughing, or sneezing.
- If soap and water are not readily available, use an alcohol based sanitizer with at least 60% alcohol. Always wash hands with soap and water if hands are visibly dirty.
- Avoid close contact with sick people.
- Avoid large crowds and gatherings.
- Avoid touching your mouth, nose or eyes.
- Cover your cough or sneeze into a tissue, then throw the tissue in the trash. Use your elbow if a tissue is unavailable.
- Clean and disinfect frequently touched objects and surfaces using a regular household cleaning spray or wipe. (SHS has initiated enhanced cleaning protocols focused on frequently touched surfaces in our medical facilities and waiting areas).
The above precautions are for the safety and well-being for our community. We apologize for any inconvenience and sincerely wish the best health for everyone!
Alternate Health Care Options
Hospitals/Walk-In Clinics
If the medical provider is not on campus or the office is closed, there are several walk-in clinics in the vicinity of SUNY Broome. View more information on nearby walk-in clinics.
Lourdes Hospital (169 Riverside Drive, Binghamton +1 (607) 798-5231) provides emergency and after-hours care. In addition to the emergency room, it offers Fast Track for minor emergencies as well as walk-in centers in Binghamton (276 Robinson St.), Endicott (415 E. Main St.), and Owego (500 5th Ave.)
UHS Binghamton General Hospital (10-42 Mitchell Ave. Binghamton +1 (607) 762-2231) provides emergency and after-hours care. Additionally, they offer walk-in centers in Vestal (4401 Vestal Parkway East), Chenango Bridge (91 Chenango Bridge Rd.), and Endicott (1302 E. Main St.).
UHS Wilson Medical Center (33-57 Harrison St., Johnson City, +1 (607) 763-6611) provides emergency and after-hours care. In addition to the emergency room, it offers Rapid Care for minor emergencies as well as walk-in centers in Vestal (4401 Vestal Parkway East), Chenango Bridge (91 Chenango Bridge Rd.), and Endicott (1302 E. Main St.).
Monkeypox Information
Currently Broome County as had zero cases of Monkeypox. For more information, please visit the NYS Department of Health webpage on Monkeypox.
Our Mission
The mission of Student Health Services is to support the education and personal growth of students by promoting their optimal health and well-being.
Our Vision
Our vision as a fully accredited student health care center is to be the first choice for health care among our SUNY Broome students.
Our Values
- Superior Service- Committing to providing excellent service through continuous quality improvement.
- Integrity- Maintaining the highest standards of behavior that encompasses honesty, ethics, and doing the right things for the right reasons.
- Teamwork- Showing respect for others and making a commitment to work together.
- Respect- Creating an atmosphere for students and staff that is safe, accessible and culturally sensitive.
- Fiscal Responsibility- Using financial resources in an efficient manner.
