Your first step to success: Keeping well.

College is demanding and classes can easily consume most of your time. However, your well-being is the singular, most important priority and trying to meet the demands of college is far more difficult when you’re not feeling well.

The Center for Health and Wellness is here to provide Capital students a full range of medical and mental health services, respectfully serving the diverse needs of our campus community.

We provide medical and counseling services for all Capital students year-round and promote health and well-being with training for undergrad students who are interested in becoming certified peer educators and graduate students interested in counselor training.

Meet Our Staff

Our committed staff is here to help you with the assessment, treatment, prevention, and promotion of your health and well-being while you’re here.

CHW Staff, from left to right: Jennifer Davis, Giuseppe Pandolfi-de-Rinaldis, Dr. Cathy McDaniels- Wilson, Heather Sites, Sherry Wach, Rachel Ferrell, Douglas Buzenski

Health Policies and Protocols
» Immunization Policy
» Communicable Disease
» Medical Excuse Policy
» Policy on Confidentiality
» ADD/ADHD Protocol

Programs and Training
» Clinical Counseling Training Program

EMERGENCY? 
If you feel you are in a life-threatening situation and you're on Bexley's campus, call Public Safety at 614-236-6666.

SEXUAL HARASSMENT & TITLE IX
If you have recently experienced sexual violence, stalking or intimate partner violence and would like to learn more about the variety of support services immediately available on campus or within the surrounding community, please contact the Capital University Title IX Coordinator.

Helpful Links
Off-Campus Resources 
New Student Information
Help Prevent the Spread of Mumps
Programs & Workshops

Do you have special needs? Capital provides support services to qualified individuals with disabilities.  

Where are we located?
Kline Building
2311 East Main Street

Located between the Blackmore Library and Battelle Hall

Contact us by phone :
614-236-6114

Or by Fax: 
614-236-6980

For Emergencies:
Please contact Public Safety at 614-236-6666

Free Consultation with the Advise Nurse
Monday-Wednesday-Friday: 8:30 to 11:30 am
Tuesday-Thursday: 1 to 4 pm

Appointment with the Certified Nurse Practitioner
Monday-Wednesday-Friday: 8:30 am to 12:30 pm
Tuesday-Thursday: 10 am to 2 pm

Academic Semester Hours
Mon 8 am-6 pm
Tues 8 am-6 pm
Weds 8 am-5 pm
Thurs 8 am-5 pm
Fri 8 am-3 pm

EMERGENCY? CALL 614.236.6666

If you feel you are in a life-threatening situation and you're on Bexley's campus, call Public Safety at 614-236-6666.

If Public Safety determines you don't need to be taken to the emergency room, an officer will contact Residence Life and Housing staff (even for students who don't live on campus) so that an on-site staff member can help assess your need and contact the appropriate on-call center staff member.

For non life-threatening situations:

• Commuter and residential students may contact Residential and Commuter Life at 614-323-3282.
• Residential students should consult with their Resident Assistant or Area Director.
• Capital Law School students who are on the law school campus and need emergency medical or counseling services outside of normal business hours should call the law school security desk at 614-236-6161.

NEW PATIENT INFORMATION CAPITAL UNIVERSITY

Please arrive at the Center for Health and Wellness (2311 E. Main St.) 15-20 minutes prior to your appointment, allowing ample time for parking and registration.

We request that you call 614-236-6114 to reschedule if you are unable to arrive on time.
Please bring these items:

• Completed registration forms from this packet; present these at the front desk check-in
• If applicable (check with your insurance provider), a referral from your primary care physician to see a specialist
• Student ID
• State ID
• Insurance card (if applicable)

Please download and fill out the New Patient Packet in advance  to expedite your visit.