The Health and Wellness Center
Your health is critical to your success
The Health and Wellness Center is comprised of both the Student Health Clinic (or Student Health Services) and Counseling Services.
The Health and Wellness Center at Stritch provides care and treatment to our students in keeping with the Franciscan values. Open to all currently enrolled students, The Health and Wellness Center at Stritch offers confidential services promoting physical and mental health.
Emergencies
For any life–threatening situation, call 911; then, if possible, contact Security at (414) 410-4220.
Residence Life staff and Campus Security officers will assist in emergency situations for residents when the Student Health Center is closed.
Resources
- Counseling Services
- Health Center
- Campus Safety
- Additional Health Resources
- Student Success Center
- University Ministry
Counseling Services
- Bonaventure Hall 2113
- (414) 410-4194
Health Services
- Clare Hall 147
- (414) 410-4097
Resources
- Counseling Services
- Health Center
- Campus Safety
- Additional Health Resources
- Student Success Center
- University Ministry
Counseling Services
- Bonaventure Hall 2113
- (414) 410-4194
Health Services
- Clare Hall 147
- (414) 410-4097

Health Center
Hours
Monday: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. (walk-in appointments)
Tuesday–Thursday: 9 a.m.–3 p.m. (by appointment only)
Health Center is closed in summer.
Your health is of utmost importance. All traditional and non-traditional students currently enrolled at Stritch are eligible to use Counseling Services and Student Health Services for quality, on-campus care.
Cost: Counseling is provided at no cost to students. All medical Health Services provided are low cost or no cost to current students.

Counseling Services
Monday–Friday: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Additional hours available upon request.
Counseling Services is closed in summer.
Cost: All services are no cost to current students.
Confidentiality
All clients will be served in a confidential and nonjudgmental environment with a caring and respectful attitude. All medical records and client visits are confidential. No one may be allowed access to patient records without written permission of the individual. Confidentiality is broken only in cases where a client is likely to harm himself/herself, someone else, or jeopardize the welfare of the University.Marcia A. Jaskulski
Health Services Coordinator

Sally E. La Rosa
Advanced Practice Nurse Practitioner - Health Services

Mary Beth Wisniewski
Associate Director of Wellness Center|Adjunct Faculty - College of Nursing & Health Sciences
