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Health Resources

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These health resources are available to DePaul students:

The Office of Health Promotion & Wellness offers a wide variety of educational programs related to health and well-being. Students can review programs or request a program to be led by staff members, graduate assistants, or the Health Education Action Team (HEAT)

DePaul is happy to offer Health Insurance to our students and is now requiring all degree seeking students to carry active, comprehensive insurance. You can find out more details about this plan by visiting DePaul University | Home (myahpcare.com)

College is a time of significant change, growth, and independence. While it's an exciting period, it can also be stressful. This unique blend of challenges and opportunities makes mental health a crucial aspect of a college student's life. Students may reach out to the following departments to access mental health resources: 

• Office of Health Promotion & Wellness

• University Counseling & Psychological Services

DePaul Student Health partners with Ascension Health to provide students living in DePaul Housing with services for everyday health care needs. They are conveniently located on the Lincoln Park Campus. Students living in University Center in the Loop may also access this service for a fee.

DePaul University complies with the Illinois Department of Health, which requires students to provide proof of immunization for Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis, Measles, Mumps, Rubella and Meningococcal.

For more information about immunization requirements, visit DePaul’s Immunization webpage.  

A range of resources are offered by the Office of Health Promotion & Wellness to promote sexual health as an aspect of one’s holistic well-being and framed in a healthy relationship. 

Students who are facing financial hardships, including food insecurity, can register to access The Basic Needs Hub, which offers a number of resources, such as food, toiletries, and clothing. There are Basic Needs Hub locations on the Lincoln Park and Loop campuses.

Students with an unexpected, documented financial emergency to the extent that current circumstances will impede or suspend progress towards degree completion should contact the Dean of Students Office for more information about the criteria of this emergency fund and application process. 

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