The mission of the HCC is to provide exceptional, inclusive, integrated health care. We promote student success and wellness through education, advocacy and outreach to the University of Denver community.
Success Through Wellness
DU HCC Updates
Starting June 17th, 2019, the HCC will be on summer operating hours.
State of Colorado Law requirements measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) and/or meningococcal vaccination records for college students.
The Spring 2019 Health & Counseling Fee is expiring. Contact our office for summer 2019 coverage: 303-871-2205.
Navigating the news
Recent legislation in several states has revived ongoing attacks on women's rights around the United States. CAPE recognizes that for some, especially survivors of sexual assault, this may feel like another loss of power and control over their bodies. CAPE and The Health and Counseling Center stand against these measures as we are constantly trying to improve our comprehensive services including contraceptive counseling, advocacy, and support.
If you would like to discuss your reactions and feelings to recent news, we are here to support. Please contact us at 303-871-2205 or HCC after hours counselor on call at 303-871-2205 and follow the respective prompts.
Studying Abroad with International Studies Abroad (ISA):
If you would like the HCC to complete your required physical health form for ISA, please bring a copy of your Health History Form to your scheduled appointment. Due to requirements set by ISA, we will be unable to complete your paperwork without reviewing this form during your visit. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact our Administrative Support Team at (303)871-2205 prior to your appointment.
International Student Support Program
We know that being a student and moving to a new country can be tough – we can help!
Brought to you by Morneau Shepell and the University of Denver, the International Student Support Program (ISSP) is free to use and offers online resources and International Student Support Advisors that can help you succeed while studying in the United States. You can connect with an International Student Advisor who speaks your language, understands your culture and can help you address the unique challenges you face when studying in another country.
See the page on International Student Support Program for details.
Counseling center Referral Service
The HCC has launched a new Counseling Center Referral Service, which allows DU community members including students, staff, and faculty to search for a community mental health provider based on the provider's name, gender identity, language proficiencies, racial/ethnic identity, area of expertise, services offered, and insurances accepted. Learn more here.