Wellness Center Overview

The primary goal of SUNY Cobleskill’s Wellness Center is the prevention and resolution of physical and psychological problems that students may experience. It is an holistic approach that has served our students extremely well over the course of many years.

Our Wellness Center is one of only 25 college health centers in New York State to be accredited by the American Association of Ambulatory Health Care. We are also unique in that our multidisciplinary team offers students health care, mental health counseling and health education services all through a single department. This allows us to provide more effective and efficient treatment, and thereby to help our students achieve and maintain wellness while making the most of their educational experience.

 

For the Spring 2022 Semester, the Wellness Center will offer telehealth and telecounseling as well as in-person appointments, depending on the nature of the visit. We will do our best to accommodate same-day appointments.  
 
The Wellness Center is open M-F, 8:00 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. Please call 518-255-5225 to make an appointment.  
 
For the health and safety of our students, The Wellness Center doors are currently locked.  Upon arrival, please call the Wellness Center at (518)255-5225.

 

COVID-19 - Important information

ISOLATION INFORMATION  

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Useful Links:

On-campus isolation Dining Order Form

Report of Quarantine/Isolation Form

New York State Affirmation of Isolation Form 

 

QUARANTINE INFORMATION

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Report of Quarantine/Isolation Form

 

COVID-19 SELF ASSESSMENT TOOL

Coronavirus Self-Checker

This tool will help you assess your symptoms and determine if you're a good candidate for a coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) test in your home community. It also offers guidance on when to seek medical care and what to do in the meantime. This information is based on Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines and Mayo Clinic expert opinion.

Information applies only to people currently in the United States.

This tool is not meant to take the place of consultation with your health care provider or to diagnose or treat conditions. If you're in an emergency medical situation, call 911 or your local emergency number.

Information about COVID-19 is constantly changing. And the level of COVID-19 activity varies by community, as does the availability of testing. For current updates on COVID-19 and details on testing and other health measures in your state, check with your local public health agency and visit the CDC website at cdc.gov.