Student Health Center

Yes, we take walk-ins whenever possible. However, some health concerns may require an extended appointment that may need to be scheduled at a more convenient time, which will allow the provider to better assist in meeting your health needs.​

​​No, your health fee is NOT an insurance plan. The fee allows you access to the Student Health Center. 

The health fees are the sole source of funding for all the services provided at the Student Health Center. 

Paying the fee does not mean that you have coverage for hospital visits or physician visits outside of the Student ​Health Center.

No. According to California mandates, the Student Health Center provides care only to those who are enrolled in the current semester.

If you become ill when we are not open and find yourself in need of medical care and it is an emergency, please contact 9-1-1.

If you have medical coverage, contact your private physician.

​If you do not have health insurance, please contact the nearest Urgent Care or county health care facility.

​​​Yes, t​hey are available for a nominal fee after receiving health education and a thorough exam by our nurse practitioner or physician.

​​No, we cannot offer comprehensive care to chronic health conditions. We can, however, assist you with referrals for your chronic condition.​

​​​​The Citrus College Student Health Center makes a room available where lactating students, employees, and staff can breastfeed or express milk.​ Access is based on availability and on a first come, first served​ basis.