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617-333-2182
healthservices@curry.edu
Wellness Center, 2nd Floor

Curry College maintains an outpatient clinic, staffed by two nurse practitioners and a consulting physician. These health professionals work together to provide quality medical care for routine, acute, and chronic health problems and injuries. All full-time students who carry at least 12 credits are eligible to use the Health Services.

Phone: (617) 333-2182
Fax: (617) 333-2029
Hours: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 am- 4:30 pm

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Evaluation and treatment for most illnesses and injuries
Prescriptions for medication when medically indicated
Testing for strep throat, mono and flu
Pregnancy Testing
Urinalysis
STD and HIV testing
Birth Control Prescriptions
Emergency Contraception (morning after pill)
Blood work and injections
Resource for sexual assault
Gynecological care
Consultation and counseling about healthy lifestyle choices
Flu vaccine clinics in the fall

Health Services does not attempt to replace the student's private healthcare provider or assume total responsibility for medical needs. Nearby Milton Hospital is used for emergency services and most specialist referrals.