Student Health Centers
Multnomah County Health Department provides high-quality physical and mental health care at the following nine high schools:
Student Health Centers are like having a regular doctor’s office at school. We serve all K-12 Multnomah County youth ages 5 to 18 with or without insurance. There are no out-of-pocket costs for our services. Students don’t need to attend the school where the center is located to receive services. We welcome all colors, all genders, all sizes, and all cultures regardless of immigration status. In-person, phone and video appointments available. Student Health Center services include:
- Sports physical
- Well-child / teen exam
- Illness / injury care
- Immunizations (including those required for school)
- COVID-19 testing, vaccines and boosters
- Mental / Behavioral health counseling
- Age-appropriate reproductive health
- Routine lab tests
- Prescription medications
- Teeth cleaning, sealants, and dental screenings (at Reynolds Student Health Center)
- Vision, and blood pressure screenings
- Health education, counseling and wellness promotion
Visit the Multnomah County Student Health Centers website for locations, hours and more information, and follow on Instagram and Facebook.
Student Health Center Flyers
English (PDF) | Chinese, simple (PDF) | Chinese, traditional (PDF) | Russian (PDF) | Somali (PDF) | Spanish (PDF) | Vietnamese (PDF)
Information from above flyers available in an accessible format upon request.
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