Student Wellness Center
The mission of the Student Wellness Center is to deliver high-quality healthcare services and support the overall wellbeing of students. All currently enrolled students who have paid the student health fee are eligible to access services.
To receive care, students must present either a valid Citrus College ID card or their printed class schedule along with a photo ID. For safety reasons, children are not allowed in the Student Wellness Center.
Many services are provided at no cost, though a small fee may apply for certain tests, medications or procedures. Free drug testing at the Student Wellness Center is also available to students.
Appointments are strongly recommended. To schedule an appointment, please call (626) 914-8671.
WINTER 2026 OFFICE HOURS
Jan 5, 2026 – Feb 12, 2026
Mon–Thur 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Fri 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
OFFICE CLOSURE DATES
Jan 19 Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Feb 13 Lincoln's Birthday
Feb 16 Washington's Birthday
APPOINTMENTS
Medical provider hours vary by semester, and services are only available while classes
are in session. The Student Wellness Center is closed on weekends and official college
holidays.
Many services are provided at no cost, though a small fee may apply for certain tests, medications or procedures. Free drug testing at the Student Wellness Center is also available to students.
Students can also schedule appointments by visiting the Student Wellness Center, located on the first floor of the Student Services Building, SS 147. Please verify hours of operation before visiting by phoning (626) 914-8671.
Medical Appointment Scheduling
- Students can schedule a telehealth appointment online or an in-person appointment by calling (626) 914-8671.
The Student Wellness Center offers a wide range of medical services to support student health. These include blood pressure and weight checks; drug testing; family planning and women's health services; and a variety of immunizations such as hepatitis B series, influenza, measles/mumps/rubella (MMR) and tetanus. Prescription medications are available at a low cost when prescribed by campus healthcare providers, such as physicians or nurse practitioners. Over-the-counter (non-prescription) medications are also available. Additional services include sexually transmitted disease (STD) testing, treatment for acute illnesses and ambulatory care and tuberculin (TB) skin testing.
Mental Health Appointment Scheduling
- Enrolled student may book up to eight sessions per term.
- Students can schedule a telehealth or in-person appointment by calling (626) 914-8671.
- If this is a crisis, please call 911 or call/text the 24/7 crisis line at 988 or go to the nearest emergency room.
What is Soluna?
Soluna is a free and confidential mental health support app and website designed to
meet Californians between the ages of 13 and 25, wherever they are on their journey.
Developed in collaboration with the Department of Health Care Services and Kooth,
Soluna offers various resources and tools to help students find the proper support.
Key Features
- Breathing Exercises and Meditations: Relax and unwind your mind with a variety of exercises, whether for an hour or just three minutes.
- Community Forums: Post questions, seek advice or analyze a favorite show together — you choose.
- Digital Journal: Vent your feelings, jot down ideas or draft big dreams in your secure digital journal.
- Interactive Tools: Utilize the Thought Shaker, Mood Log, Starboard and more to destress, find calm and reset.
- Soluna Coaches: Chat with professional coaches for personalized 1:1 guidance.
- Unique Content: Explore quizzes, text chats, swipeable activities and even engage in grocery shopping with Tiny Hands.
Soluna's Commitment
Access to the Soluna app is 100% free, with no ads or data sales, ensuring a completely
safe and anonymous mental health support experience, available 24/7.
Getting Started
- Go to the Soluna website or find Soluna on the App Store or Google Play.
- Enter your California zip code and birth date.
- Embark on your journey in the Solunaverse.
Still on the Fence?
Feel free to explore Soluna as a "guest user" to discover the many features it has
to offer.
Medi-Cal
Medi-Cal is California's Medicaid program that provides free or low-cost health coverage
to children and adults. If you need Medi-Cal, contact a certified enrollment counselor
from East Valley Community Health Center to assist with Medi-Cal applications, renewals and questions and answers — llopez@evchc.org or call/text (909) 235-0368.
Other Beneficial Information
For pandemic-related health advisories and campus protocols, visit the coronavirus information and updates page. (Health advisories will be added as necessary.)
Department of Public Health clinic services
Free COVID-19 medication and telehealth service
General public health, COVID-19 resources and HIV STD information and referrals: call (833) 540-0473
LA County 24/7 medical care and information line: dial 211
Free Health Supplies
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and reduce drug overdoses, the Los Angeles
County Department of Public Health is installing free, easy-to-use kiosks across the
county. These kiosks will provide COVID-19 test kits, overdose prevention supplies
and condoms — at no cost to the public. By increasing access to these essential resources,
the program empowers residents to make informed choices and take proactive steps to
protect their health.
Patients' Rights, Responsibilities, Confidentiality
All care and services provided at the Student Wellness Center are confidential. Exceptions
may occur when there is a risk to the safety of the student or others or when required
by law — as in cases of certain infectious diseases or situations involving abuse,
which must be reported.
The Student Wellness Center does not provide medical excuse notes for academic issues. If an illness or injury is likely to cause a significant disruption to academic responsibilities — such as missing a test, submitting an assignment late or being absent from class — students are encouraged to notify their instructors as early as possible.
For more details about confidentiality, privacy practices, patients' rights and responsibilities and our academic excuse note policy, please review the Student Wellness Center's Statements page.