Health Services

mThe following list is an example of the common health concerns managed at GHC. A complete range of acute and chronic health services are provided such as acne, colds, flu, muscle sprains, asthma, and high blood pressure.

View the most common office charges.

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Acne
Make an appointment at GHC.

Advice, Health Related
Call (248) 370-2341 OR email GHC at [email protected]. If your question is time sensitive it is better to call the office.

Other health related links:
Go Ask Alice
Mayo Clinic

Alcohol/Drugs
Oakland University Counseling Center: Substance Abuse Prevention

Allergy Injection Therapy

• Initial office visit at GHC required
• Read and sign this Allergy Injection Policy
• The first injection from a new bottle of serum (or if for any reason your serum dilution concentration is changed) must be given by the allergist. You will be asked to wait 30 minutes after your injection at the Graham Health Center. 

Anxiety
GHC provides medical management of common health issues. Call for an appointment. See Oakland University Counseling Center for additional counseling services and information.

Asthma
Make an appointment unless it is urgent. See Urgent Care and After Hours.

Bladder Infection
Make an appointment at GHC. Visit Women's Health

Blood Pressure Monitoring
For established patients, a blood pressure check is available at no charge and no appointment is needed. Treatment is available with a clinic visit.

Breaks and Sprains
Make an appointment with GHC.

Cholesterol Testing
Make an appointment with GHC.

Cold and Flu
Make an appointment with GHC.

Condoms
Available at the office window for a fee (10 for $2.50), no appointment necessary.

Contraception

• Contraceptives includes oral contraceptives, vaginal ring, patch, Nexplanon, condoms and Depo Provera injections.
• Oral contraceptives (birth control pills) are available by appointment (a clinic visit at GHC is required). Students may obtain their physical and pelvic exam at Graham Health Center or bring a copy of a recent pap smear report (within past 12 months).
• Contraception Information

Dental
See  Resources

Depression
GHC provides medical management of common mental health issues. See Oakland University Counseling Center for additional counseling options and information.

Dermatology
Make an appointment with GHC.

Drug Testing
Immediate results, call for an appointment.

Ear, Nose and Throat
Make an appointment with GHC.

Emergency Contraceptive Pill (see  Emergency Contraception)

• Plan B, Next Choice, Econtra EZ are effective up to 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex. Cost $15.
• Ella is effective up to 120 hours (5 days) after unprotected sex. To obtain Ella, a short office visit ($30) is necessary.

Emotional or Mental Health Concerns
Evaluation and treatment of common mental health problems such as anxiety or depression. See Oakland University Counseling Center for additional counseling options and information.

Eye
Make an appointment with GHC for treatment for common, routine problems. For local optometry centers see  Resources.

Flu Shots
Available at GHC in fall and winter. Billable to in network insurances. Cash price is $35.00. Campus Flu Challenge events may offer free vaccine to those who qualify.

HIV/STI Testing and Counseling
Diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases is available at the Graham Health Center.  

• Rapid HIV testing
• Gonorrhea/Chlamydia (painless) urine testing
• Syphilis blood test
• Herpes Simplex Virus blood test

Health Promotion and Teaching
Graham Health Center engages in campus-wide health promotion activities for Oakland University students. Available topics are Safer Sex, Testicular self-exam and cancer, contraceptives, healthy eating habits, and stress management. Feel free to request a specific topic.

HPV Vaccine (Gardasil)
Provided at GHC, some insurances will provide coverage. Three doses are required over a six month period.

Immunizations
Many insurances provide coverage for the following vaccines. Check with your insurance company. Find more information on vaccines from the CDC.

• Tdap: diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (whooping cough) - A booster is recommended every 10 years.
• Td: diphtheria and tetanus - a booster is recommended every 10 years.
• Hepatitis B: Three injections are required over a 6 month period.
• Hepatitis A: Two injections are required over a 6 month period.
• Meningococcal (meningitis): One-time dose protects against strains A, C, Y and W. 
• Meningococcal Type B (Bexsero, Trumenba): Two dose series protects against B Strain
• HPV 9 (Gardasil): Three injections are required over a six month period. 
• MMR (measles, mumps, rubella): Two injections are required over a 28-day period 
• Influenza: One injection annually.

Health Insurance
Health care insurance is no longer available for domestic students. Learn more about available health insurance plans.

Laboratory
GHC offers a wide range of diagnostic and laboratory testing. These services must be ordered by a health care provider at the Graham Health Center.

Medications and Health Related Items

• Prescription medications are available at discounted prices for uninsured students who receive care at Graham Health Center.
• Low cost medical supplies including band aids, dressings, ankle/wrist/knee supports, splints, slings, peroxide, crutches, first aid kit and other various items such as condoms, pedometers are for sale at the front window.
• Over-the-counter medications not requiring a prescription may also be purchased at Graham Health Center. Here you will find a list of available medications and supplies.

Medication Refill
For established GHC patients only. Call (248) 370-2679, 24 hours before you will need the refill.

Meningitis
Seek immediate medical care if you have symptoms. This vaccine is highly recommended for college age students by the CDC (Center for Disease Control).

Men's Health
Testicular cancer is a young man's disease and is the number one cancer in men under 30 years old. If caught early it is treatable. A monthly testicular self-exam is important. Check out these videos on self-exams.

Mental Health
GHC provides medical management of common mental health issue. See Oakland University Counseling Center.

Morning After Pill
See Emergency Contraception

Nutritional Counseling
Information, evaluation, and referrals for eating disorders are available. The Health Center also provides diet counseling for weight loss, cholesterol control and promotion of healthy eating habits. A wellness coach is available to help with healthy eating habits. See MyPlate for Young Adults for dietary guidelines.

Pap Smears
Pap smears are recommended yearly at age 21 or three years after a woman becomes sexually active (whichever is first). Gynecological problems can be diagnosed and treated including problems with vaginal discharge, menstrual cramps, pelvic pain and discomfort with sexual intercourse.

Physicals for Work or School
Physicals can be performed on a scheduled basis. Appointments are required. Special package prices. Rapid drug screening available.

Prescriptions
We are not a state licensed pharmacy. We are only able to dispense medication ordered by the health care provider after they have had an opportunity to evaluate your concerns.

Pregnancy Testing
We will take the time to answer all your questions and concerns and provide unbiased counseling. The urine test will provide immediate results.

Psychiatric Services
Psychiatric services are provided through GHC. A $25 'no-show' fee will be charged for missed appointments if not canceled at least 24 hours in advance.

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI)

• Rapid HIV testing $20
• Gonorrhea/Chlamydia (painless) urine testing - free 
• Herpes Simplex Virus blood testing - $66
• Syphilis blood testing - $14
• For more information: Planned Parenthood

Sexual Assault
See Oakland University Counseling Center - Sexual Assault. sCall HAVEN’s Toll-Free Crisis Line at 877.922.1274, 911 or (248) 370-3333 for the OU police. Additionally, contact the Dean of Students.

Smoking Cessation
GHC provides a smoking cessation package year round to help you quit. Visit the Office of Environmental Health & Safety for resources and programs.

Strep Throat
make an appointment for on-site, rapid testing and treatment at GHC.

Test Results
GHC will notify clients of abnormal test results. Call with any questions or concerns.

Travel Medicine
For Study Abroad programs as well as personal travel for students, faculty, staff and other college/universities affiliated with OU travel abroad:

• Travel Consultation includes comprehensive, destination-specific health and safety advise
• Physical Examination if indicated.
• Immunizations recommended/required for travel itinerary (subject to vaccine availability).
• Prescriptions to prevent infections (i.e., malaria, diarrhea) and for personal health as indicated.
• Medical travel kit available for purchase.

Tuberculosis (TB) Testing
Recommended for students, faculty and staff from high incidence areas. Both TB skin test and TB blood test (IGRA Quantiferon Gold) is available. See Immunization Record on the forms page for TB testing guidelines.

Urinary Tract Infections
Make an appointment with GHC.

Vaccinations
See Immunizations above.

Women’s Health
A full range of services including breast exam, pap smear, STI testing and contraception.

X-Ray
Make an appointment with GHC for a referral to a local testing facility.