Primary Care Clinic

Student Health Services provides primary care to undergraduate and graduate students at Stony Brook University. Services range from basic, acute, and chronic medical care management to more complicated health care concerns. Our provider staff is cognizant of the different demands of our student groups and diverse student population.

Diagnostic medications are accessible from the pharmacy and we have a NYS certified laboratory.

Medication Administration Request

To ensure the safe and efficient administration of medications for our students, we are providing the Medication Administration Request Form. This form must be completed and submitted by the prescribing provider to Stony Brook University Student Health Services. This process allows us to coordinate care and ensure that students receive their prescribed medications appropriately.

Medication Administration Request Form

Key details to remember:

• The form must include clear instructions from the prescribing provider, with a start and end date (not exceeding 12 months).
• Annual renewal is required for ongoing medication administration.
• If the student is under 18, a parent or guardian must also complete the consent section to authorize treatment.
• **Please be advised that this form does not cover allergy immunization or IV medication infusion requests**

 

Primary Care services available include the following:

 

Dermatology Clinic

At Stony Brook University Student Health our primary care providers treat many routine dermatological conditions such as acne, eczema, skin allergies, and other common rashes in our medical clinics.  For those skin conditions that require a Dermatologist, we provide a special Dermatology Clinic for students. Our primary care providers will refer patients from our medical clinic to the dermatology clinic when the dermatologic problem rises to the need of expert care. The dermatology clinic is staffed by a senior resident from Stony Brook University Hospital Dermatology Division, and they  are well trained to handle more complicated dermatological conditions. 

Appointments are made upon referral from the General Primary Care  Clinic for the above specialty clinic. Appointments are required. If you walk-in without an appointment we cannot guarantee that you will be seen at that time, but we will work with you to schedule our next available appointment.