University Life
Student Health Center

Student Health Center

Health is a Key to Success

Contact Information

Address: Rhodes Hall, 175 Forest St, Waltham, MA 02452

Phone: 781.891.2222

Email: ga_healthcenter@bentley.edu

Scheduling

Full-time students can schedule an appointment by phone or online through the Bentley Health Portal.

 If calling when the Health Center is closed, clinical advice is available by choosing to speak with a nurse from our After-Hours Nurse Advice Line.

Hours of Operation

Open: Monday – Friday, 8:30AM - 4PM

Closed: Weekends and Bentley holidays; 
Tuesdays 9am – 10am closed for staff meetings

24-Hr Emergency Information

Call (781) 891-3131

Get Help

Welcome to the Health Center

Our dedicated team of nurse practitioners is available throughout the academic year to help full-time students navigate all of their health care needs. We diagnose and treat many common health conditions and injuries, perform lab testing, write prescriptions and support medication delivery, and connect students with specialty care when indicated. Health Center clinicians offer preventive routine care and health education and are committed to helping students become smart and safe consumers of health care. 

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Forms and Policies

student resources

Student Resources

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Capsule Prescription Delivery

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Medicat: Bentley's Health Portal

Connect with Us

Meet the Staff Health Center FAQs

About Us

The Bentley Health Center is a confidential resource available to support full-time students, both residential and non-residential. Most services within the office are covered by your tuition.  

Our Health Center, accredited by the Association of Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), stands out for exceptional patient care, high quality staff and dedication to quality improvement. We are members of our national and regional professional associations, ACHA and NECHA, demonstrating our commitment to advancing student health and wellbeing. To provide holistic and comprehensive care, we collaborate with many partners on campus, including the Counseling Center, Community Wellbeing and Health Promotion, and the Center for Health and Business. In addition, we strive to build a campus inclusive of and dedicated to the success of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ+) communities. Learn more at LGBTQ+ @Bentley.
 

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Health Center Happenings

Featured Services

Express STI Testing

Nutrition and Wellness Coaching with Kenya Palmer.

Gender Affirming Care and Hormone Therapy. 
 

Bentley Health Portal

Immunizations

Immunization Clinics for Flu, COVID-19, HPV, and other vaccines will be held throughout the Fall semester. 

Visit us 9am-3pm in the Student Center on Thu 9/12, Wed 10/16, Tue 10/29, or Thu 11/14. Walk in or Register Here. 

Health Insurance

Visit University Health Plans for more information on the Student Health Insurance Plan.

If you missed it, please review the webinar recording Health Insurance 101 to learn the basics about health insurance.

Community Health

West Nile Virus (WNV) and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) are mosquito-borne diseases that are most common during August and September. The virus is spread through the bite of an infected mosquito. You can prevent these illnesses by monitoring MDPH Risk Levels and following their prevention tips.

COVID-19 Guidance & Resources

Resources

Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence, and Stalking Survivor Resources

Emily Campia is a confidential resource available to meet with students who have been impacted by sexual assault, intimate partner violence, and/or stalking, regardless of where or when it has occurred. The Health Center’s confidential providers are available for clinical care for survivors, including medical testing and access to additional medical resources. Call our office or self-schedule online through the Health Portal.

Additional Resources

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Patient Satisfaction Survey Response

Connect With Our Partners

Counseling Center Community Wellbeing and Health Promotion