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The Wellness Center offers a variety of medical and counseling services for students. Our staff includes nurse practitioners and licensed mental health professionals.
The goal of the Wellness Center is to assist students in reaching their optimal level of health and wellness through direct treatment and prevention.
Most services are free for all Russell Sage College students.
The Wellness Center is open to any student, undergraduate and graduate, who is registered for classes. You do not need to have Sage Health Insurance to be seen at the Wellness Center.
Health services include sick visits, physicals, gynecological visits and more. The staff considers a student’s diet, exercise, lifestyle, environment and mental health before suggesting a path to wellness. The nurse practitioners work in collaboration with a physician. Referrals are given as needed.
Note: Appointments are preferred for health services and non-crisis counseling services. Walk-ins are accepted depending on availability.
The Russell Sage College Wellness Center Counseling Services provides short-term individual and couples counseling free of charge for currently enrolled undergraduate and graduate students.
Group counseling may also be provided according to students’ needs and interest. Students who require more long-term or intensive services will be referred to community providers.
Counseling services are provided by a staff of New York state licensed mental health professionals and supervised graduate-level interns.
A Note Regarding Allergies
Because of the limited emergency equipment and limited physician hours in the Wellness Center, allergy injections are not provided. Students who require allergy desensitization will be referred to their own allergist for treatment if that agency is local, or referred to a local allergist for injections. Students are responsible for their own appointments and transportation.
Comments? Suggestions? Ideas on how we can improve our services?
Troy: [email protected]
Albany: [email protected]
Wellness Center
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- Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
- Trans* and Gender Inclusion Policy
- Sage Allies
- Title IX
- What Is Title IX?
- Top 10 Things Students Should Know About Sage’s Title IX Process
- Top 10 Things Employees Should Know About Sage’s Title IX Process
- Students’ Bill of Rights
- Sexual Offense Policies & Procedures
- Faculty and Staff Resources for Sexual Assault Prevention and Response
- Reporting Rights
- Reporting & Confidential Resources
- Campus Climate Executive Summary
- It’s On Us: Sexual Assault Prevention
- Wellness Center
- Bookstores
- Residence Life
- Career Planning
- Resources for Students
- Handshake
- Student Employment
- Video Tips & Webinars
- Parent & Family Guide
- Job Search Guide
- Websites for Specific Majors
- Alumnae & Alumni
- For Employers
- Student Organizations
- Faculty & Staff
- Career Closet
- Sage Engaged
- STEM/Healthcare Career Expo
- Diverse Population Resources
- Office of Career Planning
- Resources for Students (revised)
- Athletics
Wellness Centers
Troy Campus
Mon-Fri: 8:30am–5:00pm
Kellas Hall, 1st Floor
Tel: 518-244-2261
Fax: 518-244-2262
[email protected]
Albany Campus
Mon-Fri: 8:30am–5:00pm
Kahl Campus Center, Lower Level
Tel: 518-292-1917
Fax: 518-292-1918
[email protected]
Wellness Centers
Troy Campus
Mon-Fri: 8:30am–5:00pm
Kellas Hall, 1st Floor
Tel: 518-244-2261
Fax: 518-244-2262
[email protected]
Albany Campus
Mon-Fri: 8:30am–5:00pm
Kahl Campus Center, Lower Level
Tel: 518-292-1917
Fax: 518-292-1918
[email protected]