Need Stress relief?
Campus Services Desk
offers some “time out tickets” for campus events,
movies, creative arts, and local season passes to theme parks.
Want to make new friends or develop a new interest?
Want to meet people who share a common interest? Want to feel
a part of MCC?
Campus Center Clubs and Organizations
may be just right for you.
Hungry?
Our Dining Services gives you
a chance to see the many health-conscious foods available to you.
Problems weighing you down?
Need someone to listen?
Counseling Center may be just
the place to learn positive ways to cope when life is tough.
Do you have a special learning need?
Do you need assistance with a disability?
Find out about Services for Students with Disabilities
so that you can be a success at MCC.
Tooth ache? Pearly whites not so pearly anymore? Been a while since you saw a dentist?
The Dental Hygiene clinic is just the place for dental cleaning, x-rays, and fluoride treatments all for a minimal cost.
Are you a veteran?
Thank you! MCC has a separate department to help determine your eligibility
for VA educational benefits.
How am I ever going to get a job?
What goes on a resume?
What courses do I need today for a good job tomorrow?
The Career Center has your past,
present, and future in mind and can help you with this challenging transition.
Stressing over finances?
How can I afford a college education?
Financial Aid has workshops
to answer all those questions and more.
Freshman 15? Too much pizza & not enough exercise?
Where can I learn about a healthy, active lifestyle?
The Health and Physical Education
Department has all you need all at one place.
What will my room be like? Will all my stuff fit?
Who are my roommates?
I am excited to make my big move from home, but I am really scared.
How far is it to walk to classes?
It’s all here. Get a positive start in your home away from home
by learning about Campus Housing and Residence
Halls
With so many educational and fun programs at the college, is
there a list of events somewhere?
Glad you asked: Conference
and Events
I don’t know what to do, my books are gone.
I am so dizzy I can’t make it down to Health Services.
Someone hit my car.
These are examples of situations that can very frightening. You can
get help from Public Safety Brighton/Damon Campus
I am taking classes Damon campus. Do I have to go to Brighton
for services?
Most services are duplicated for you at Damon. See what
they have to offer.
Off-Campus Resources for Low or No Cost Primary Health Care
Primary Health Care is a key component to the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention
of acute and chronic illnesses. This ‘medical home’ is the central point in
the coordination of your health care. Primary Care practitioners are seen for the diagnosis
and treatment of acute illnesses, like strep throat or the flu, and for on-going management
of chronic conditions such as diabetes, ADHD, and chronic back pain. Primary care is generally
provided by physicians, but is increasingly provided by a team of personnel that includes nurse
practitioners and physician assistants.
Below is a list of local organizations that provide Primary Health Care services:
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Threshold
(585) 454-7530
80 St. Paul St., 4th FL Rochester N.Y. 14604
www.thresholdcenter.org
Up to age 25
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St. Joseph’s Neighborhood Center
(585) 325-5260
417 South Ave. Rochester N.Y. 14620
No insurance necessary
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Mercy Outreach Center
(585) 288-2634
142 Webster Ave. Rochester N.Y. 14609
www.ggw.org/mercyoutreachcenter
For persons with no health insurance only
On-Line Resources for Living Healthy:
http://www.mypyramid.gov
http://www.eatright.org/Public/
http://www.stepup.excellusbcbs.com
http://www.healthierus.gov
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/stress.html
