About Student Health Center - New York University
The NYU Student Health Center provides a range of services including medical care, counseling, health promotion, and pharmacy services. The center is accessible to all matriculated NYU students in degree-granting programs, regardless of their insurance status. Students have reported positive experiences with the staff, describing them as caring, empathetic, and helpful. The health center has been praised for its efficiency in providing necessary medications and referrals to specialists. One student highlighted the excellent care they received from nurses during allergy shot treatments, while another student expressed satisfaction with the virtual care provided by Dr. Wang, who was helpful in navigating the student health insurance system. While some students have had negative experiences, others have found the Student Health Center to be a valuable resource during their time at NYU.
The counseling service sign-up process is so demoralizing that it'll snap you right out of needing counseling. Incredibly inflexible and judgemental for a service regarding mental health. Also, guess who recommended me counseling? The physician I saw at a SHC check-up who watched me cry after coercing me to do blood work out of coverage as a solution to the issue I brought up, even as I explained that I've had normal blood work all my life. It cost me out of pocket and she, predictably, found nothing wrong and sent me home with that counseling recommendation.
I've yet to have a positive experience at NYU SHC. Walking through those doors is signing away your fate...read full review
Hi, student from Cohort 2024–2026. I have been experiencing retaliation from the leadership of my department, even though this is not the first time NYU has allowed retaliation in a department, as in the last well-known case of the professor in the Politics Department (case: “NYU’s Social Science Division and Politics Program retaliation department professor Title IX– it is public). I complained to Linda Mills because of the lack of quality in the program, the lack of access to research, and the lack of programs for first-gen students, and now the department is even sending internship offers to students from bankrupt companies (Enron case, 2001).
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the doctors and nurses are really sweet and amazing, the staff is very rude and inconsiderate, they treat us like we are objects and have zero care.
It's also surprising that for these reviews posted by so many people, all we get is an automated, thank you for your review and no solution to this problem.