Health Services

Your health and wellness are important to us!

All matriculated students are eligible for health services. Most are free, but some may charge a small fee to your student account for immunizations and lab testing. Our services include:

• Nurse appointments, M-F
• Nurse practitioner appointments
• Physical exams
• CPR classes
• Feminine hygiene supplies
• First aid supplies
• Immunizations
• Over-the-counter medications
• Safer sex supplies
• TB testing
• Testing: antibody titers, strep, UTI, pregnancy

Urgent/emergency care resources

• Concord Hospital
• Horseshoe Pond
• Convenient MD
• CVS Minute Clinic

Other Local Health Resources

• Equality Health Center
• Concord Hospital Family Health Center

If you are enrolled in the following Allied Health Programs, you’re required to submit health information prior to starting the program:

• Dental Assisting
• Dental Hygiene
• Diagnostic Medical Sonography
• Nursing
• Orthopaedics
• Paramedics
• Radiation Therapy
• Radiologic Technology

Forms:

• Health History Form 
• Allied Health Physical and Immunization Form 
• CPR and Insurance 
• Detailed Info on Allied Health Requirements
• Informed Risk Insurance Form

Allow two business days to process, and follow up with our office once all your information is submitted. Once complete, we’ll issue your clinical clearance. Call us at 603-230-4043 or email NHTIhealthservices@ccsnh.edu with questions.

If you’ll be living on campus/playing sports, you’re required to submit health information prior to moving in/your first practice.

Forms:

• Health History Form
• Physical and Immunization Form

Allow two business days to process, and follow up with our office once all your information is submitted. Call us at 603-230-4043 or email NHTIhealthservices@ccsnh.edu with questions.

Residence/Sports FAQ

Proof of health insurance is required. Please submit a copy of your insurance card. Active military can submit a copy of a military ID.

Health insurance must meet the following criteria:

• Be a U.S.-based insurance plan
• Provide the 10 essential health benefits specified in the Affordable Care Act
• Include access to hospital and physician providers local to NHTI
• Remain in effect for the entire semester

The following plans do not meet the criteria:

• An accident-only policy
• A short-term limited duration health plan that does not meet ACA requirements
• A ministry sharing plan
• Any other health benefits program not recognized by the state of NH as being health insurance

Find affordable health insurance options at https://www.healthcare.gov/.  Get FREE help finding affordable insurance through HealthCare.gov from NH Navigator: https://acanavigator.com/nh/home

Temporary accessible parking permits can be obtained through Health Services with a letter of medical necessity. The name of the holder, the license plate number, the year, make and model of vehicle, and the expiration date will be noted on the permit.

You’ll have to apply for a permanent accessible parking permit from the state of N.H. Permits are to be used only by the person who is experiencing the medical necessity.