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Student Health Services

The Health Center is located on the first floor of Grant Hall and serves both residential and commuter students. Health services include treatment services for the acute care of common medical problems of young adults, follow-up care to medical treatment, and referrals.

Hours:

The Health Center services are available to both residential and commuter students. Walk-in and by appointment visits are available during the following hours:

Location: 1st Floor, Grant Hall

Monday, Tuesday, Thursday: 9:00 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.

Wednesday: 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.

Saturday/Sunday: CLOSED

Cheryl Daggett, ANRP, CNP, Director of Health Services
Director of Health Services
Phone: 207-859-1401
Fax: 207-859-1126

About the Health Center

Health Center services include treatment services for the acute care of common medical problems of young adults, follow-up care to medical treatment, and referrals. A health care professional works with students and pays close attention to their physical, psychological, and preventative care needs and is able to diagnose, treat, and provide prescriptions. The Health Center partners with the Campus Counselor to provide support and services for students’ emotional and psychological needs.

The Health Center emphasizes important features such as health education and campus outreach programs focused on medical, psychological, and social aspects of healthier lifestyles; preventive immunization; and student participation in planning and prevention. We provide quality treatment services for the acute care of common medical problems of young adults including women/men’s health issues, sports related injuries, and follow-up care.

To better enable the Health Center to provide appropriate medical care, it is important that the completed medical questionnaire, physical exam form and immunization forms are filed with the Health Center by July. This should include notice of any allergies or special information needed to best meet the health needs of the student.

Please note that all students are required by Maine State Law to provide the College with a complete immunization history record before being allowed to register or attend classes. In particular, Maine State Law requires records of two doses of MMR and a Tetanus Diphtheria vaccination within the last 10 years.

Confidentiality

The Thomas College Health Services office is designed to ensure a student’s right to privacy.
The student is responsible for notifying his or her family or guardian regarding a health problem.

What to Bring to Campus

  • Antibiotic ointment
  • Band-aids, ace bandage
  • Cold and flu medicines
  • Personal first aid kit (small)
  • Personal medications, both prescription and over the counter
  • Ready-use cold pack or heat pack and heating pad
  • Q-Tips and cotton balls
  • Tissues
  • Thermometer
  • Tylenol / Ibuprofen

Community Health Resources

Emergency Information

Maine General Medical Center Emergency Dept.
(207) 872-1000
North St, Waterville

Non-Urgent Care

Maine General Express Care
(207) 877-3450
211 Main St., Waterville
(across from Fire Station)
Monday-Friday: 8:00am – 7:30pm
Saturday and Sunday 8:00 am – 5:00pm

Northern Light Walk-in Care
(207) 861-6140
174 Kennedy Memorial Drive, Waterville
Monday-Sunday: 8:00am – 6:00pm

Local Pharmacies

CVS Pharmacy
1 Kennedy Memorial Drive,
Waterville – (207) 873-7161

Hannaford
Elm Plaza – Main Street,
Waterville – (207) 877-7552

Hannaford
190 JFK Mall KMD,
Waterville – (207) 872-2182

Oakland Pharmacy
43 Main Street,
Oakland – (207) 465-4440
Free Delivery

Shaw’s/Osco on KMD
Waterville – (207) 680-3001

Walgreens
210 Main Street,
Waterville – (207) 877-9004

Walmart Pharmacy
Elm Plaza, Waterville Commons Drive,
Waterville – (207) 877-9161

Off-Campus Hotlines

Alcohol Anonymous
(207) 774-4335

Family Violence Project
(877) 890-7788

Health Equity Alliance
Bangor: (207) 990-3626

Human Trafficking Hotline
888-373-7888

Maine Crisis Hotline (Suicide/Mental Health)
(888) 568-1112
Suicide and Crisis Hotline: Open 24 Hrs.
Mobile: Text 988
Call:
888-568-1112

Maine Family Planning
(207) 922-3222

Maine Narcotics Anonymous
(800) 974-0062

Maine Tobacco HelpLine
(800) 207-1230

Sexual Assault Helpline
(800) 871-7741

Student Health Insurance

Services at the Health Center are free. However, if you are required to participate in the college health insurance plan, please review the policy information in the “Student Health Insurance Coverage“.

Students registered for nine (9) or more credits  are required to carry an US-based, Affordable Care Act (ACA) compliant insurance plan.

If students would like to waive the Thomas College insurance plan they need to make sure that the plan they have is ACA-compliant and provide proof of coverage to Student Financial Services early in the enrollment process so that Thomas-provided health services will not be added to your bill.

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