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Mount Aloysius College Health Services provides help on campus for hurt or sick students. A registered nurse works with a consultant physician to take care of the little problems and guide you to the services you need for bigger illnesses and injuries. Physician appointments are also available.

You’re always welcome, even if you’re feeling well. We provide services to help you stay that way, like flu shots, health counseling, and screenings.

And if you have special needs – like dietary restrictions, medications, or physical limitations – Health Services helps you provide for them and adapt to college life.

Nursing assessment and treatment of minor illnesses and injuries
Student health information requirements
Immunizations: Hepatitis B, Tetanus, Meningitis, MMR, and PPD Testing
Non-prescription drug dispensing
Physician/Emergency/Community Health referrals
Confidential, individual health counseling

Health screening & wellness programs
Ambulance subscriptions and health insurance information
Annual Influenza Vaccine (seasonal as available)
Blood Pressure Screening
American Heart Association BLS Healthcare Provider CPR Courses

Download Health Forms

Walk-Ins are FREE & UNLIMITED for all Mountie Students

The Health Services Department
Main Building, St. Joseph’s Hall,
Rooms 100A-102.
Monday through Friday.
814-886-6515 or 814-886-6391

Hours
Normal business hours: 7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Walk-in’s are welcome, but appts are highly recommended.

Tutor and Student at a Desk in the Library

Prescriptions can be delivered to campus or picked up at a local pharmacy.

Follow this link to see what is nearby.

Find a Pharmacy

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