Cornell Health provides primary care medical services, mental health care, student disability services, physical therapy, nutrition services, pharmacy services, and support for students on Cornell's Ithaca campus. See About our services below to learn more about our integrated model of care.
Note that we do not provide dental care, vision care, and other specialty services, but are happy to provide referrals to community providers who can provide those services.
In this section
Learn more about:
- COVID-19 Services
- Primary Care Medical Services
- Mental Health Care
- Pharmacy
- Nutrition Services
- Collaborative Health & Eating Program (CHEP)
- Sexual Health Care
- Gender-Affirming Services
- Alcohol & Other Drug Services
- Student Disability Services
- Physical Therapy & Massage
- Sports Medicine
- Lab Testing & X-Rays
- Immunizations & Allergy Shots
- Travel Services
- Occupational Medicine
- Victim Advocacy
- Referrals
Who we serve
Cornell Health provides services for undergraduate, graduate, and professional students studying on Cornell’s Ithaca campus, or on the nearby Geneva campus. Select services are also available to other Cornell community members, including visiting students, and partners and spouses of students. Please see eligibility details below.
Visit our Who We Serve page for information about patient / client eligibility.
About our services
At Cornell Health, we recognize that our patients and clients are whole people whose mental and physical health are intimately linked. That’s why we’ve built our model of care around delivering integrated medical and mental health services that support both mind and body.
When you come to Cornell Health for care, you’ll find co-located multidisciplinary staff – medical providers, counselors and psychiatrists, nutritionists, physical therapists, behavioral health consultants, and others – who coordinate these integrated services through collaborative care teams and secure electronic records and communications. Specialized teams address common student health concerns like alcohol use, disordered eating, and athlete health, and provide support for students with chronic or serious health conditions.
Our staff strives to provide respectful, responsive care to all individuals who rely on our services, and to be inclusive of the many cultures, experiences, practices, and values represented among our students and community members. Learn more about our mission, values, and commitment to diversity and inclusion on our Who We Are page.
Questions?
Please contact us.