• Student Health Center (run by Optum):  Health professionals offer visits for urgent and routine care. 
  • For medical emergencies, call 911. For urgent medical concerns on campus, you can also call Campus Safety (719-389-6707) who will coordinate with the Colorado Springs Fire Department and American Medical Response of Colorado Springs, and our campus CCEMS first responders. 
• Counseling Center: Licensed mental health professionals provide a range of confidential mental health services, including individual counseling, referral services, 24/7 after-hours crisis support, and support groups.
• Sexual Assault Response and Support: The Campus Advocate offers confidential advocacy and support services for anyone harmed or affected by sexual and other gender-based violence.
• Wellness Resource Center: Through health campaigns, workshops, peer education, and individual appointments, the WRC provides health promotion services and prevention education to support individual and community well-being.
• Chaplain’s Office/Spiritual & Religious Life: The Chaplain's Office fosters the life of the spirit by inviting authentic spiritual exploration and meaningful religious commitment. Supporting the human quest for identity and belonging we cultivate an education of the heart to enrich the life of the mind at CC through rituals, practices, engaged communities, and individual spiritual and pastoral care.  The Chaplain serves as a confidential resource on campus.
• Immunization/Health Documentation Requirements: In order to maintain the health of the Colorado College community, the college requires all entering students to submit documentation of certain immunizations and health screenings.  
• Student Health Insurance Plan: All students are required to have comprehensive health insurance while attending Colorado College AND to provide annual proof of coverage. This requirement is an attempt to minimize catastrophic financial risk for students. Students may elect coverage under their own insurance, through their employer or their parents' policies, or the through the Student Health Insurance Plan offered by the college.

• Individual Development Plans
• Offer Multiple Points of Entry to Services and Supports
• Focus on Strengths-based Approaches and Programs 
• Recognize the Power of Play as a Critical Component of a Healthy Life
• Support and Empower Students of Faith by Recognizing Pastoral Care, and Spiritual and Religious Programming as a part of the Full Spectrum of Mental Health Services and Resources
• Engage Students Directly in Shaping and Promoting a Campus Culture that Encourages Healthy, Responsible Choices, and Critical Examination of Intentions and Impacts of Choices

Questions or concerns about the Student Health & Wellbeing experience? Have ideas about how we can improve? We welcome your thoughts and feedback! Contact Director of the Wellness Resource Center, Molly Hadley at mhadley@coloradocollege.edu or 719-389-7315.