Strained Campus
2-8 week wait for first appointment
Business hours only
Single location across campus
40-50% of freshmen have no vehicle, off-campus care is not realistic
52% screen positive for anxiety or depression—only 61% of those received any counseling
Health center overwhelmed at midterms and finals
Healthy Campus (With OnMed)
Same-day, walk-in care
7 days a week and extended hours available
Deployed where students already are
92% resolved on-site, no referral needed
Private, stigma free care for physical and mental health
4.96/5 patient satisfaction, hybrid healthcare models preferred by Gen-Z
What Our Customers Say
"Students will actually be students, and it’s hard to get them to focus on health at an early age. But they will come and visit the OnMed CareStation™ if they have something going on immediately at that moment. Our students that come in for the OnMed CareStation not only come here for their health, but they’re also advocates in the community for us, or on campus with their peers. They go home and tell their family members. They tell other students when they’re sick. They say, “Did you go to the OnMed CareStation™?” It’s no cost, it’s accessible, and you don’t have to worry about anyone knowing—your information is confidential.”
Dr. Audrey McCrary-Quarles
"Tuskegee University has a long history of bringing trusted healthcare to rural spaces in the state of Alabama and worldwide, hosting the very first OnMed Station in the state of Alabama is another affirmative step that Tuskegee University has taken to build on our community and strategic partnerships.”
Dr. Charlotte P. Morris
"Thank you Navarro College for the free OnMed CareStation™! It probably just saved my life! I’m not exaggerating either. I can’t go without certain meds or I’ll have a stroke. This was a life saver being able to just walk in free of charge and get my medications prescribed. I just walked in. Hit the start button and it was like a regular doctors appointment. They took my medical info and I talked to them about losing my insurance and how I’m out of meds and they took care of it for me. I did my own vitals and they dropped down the stethoscope and told me where to put it so they could listen to my heart and then to look inside my ears and nose. It drops down from the ceiling in front of you to use. I could see it all on the screen. I had another migraine mimicking a stroke yesterday and this morning. They were able to get me back on my meds. Free of charge! They blur the windows when your session starts so no one can see inside there.”
Patient
“I knew then that our community needed it, and I knew then that our residents deserved it, because I certainly understand the health challenges of not just this community but the health challenges across the state and across the nation. So, this is an opportunity for South Carolina State University to participate in a solution for this enormous problem that we face each and every day. This work is important, these services are important to everyone regardless of race, color, gender – everyone is entitled to the best health care that’s available."
Alexander Conyers
