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Student Health Center

Announcements

No Mental Health appointments will be made or meet the week of Spring Break. In the event of a crisis, please call 714-714-7715 and press 9 to be connected with an outside crisis counselor.

View the closest medical & mental health care alternatives and when to go to the emergency room or urgent care.

Get Help

Services are available to currently enrolled students who have paid their health fee. Prompt closure may occur in response to state, local or campus safety orders. Appointments are required for services, please call or come in to schedule an appointment.

Emergencies

Call 911 for medical or mental health emergencies

To Report On Campus Emergencies, Call Campus Public Safety at 714-432-5555.

Medical & Mental Health Care Alternatives

OC Navigator - connect to a variety of resources

Substance Use Treatment Finder

Student Health Center

After hours crisis counseling available now

Health Portal

Save time and complete health forms online before your appointment.

Visit Health Portal

Student Health Portal preview of website on laptop and mobile device

Contact Us

General (714) 432-5808, Medical (714) 714-7705, Mental Health (714) 714-7715

Building 89, between Watson Hall and the Gymnasium

Office Hours

Hours:

Mon to Thurs, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Fri, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Closed: Weekends, Holidays

LGBTQ AllyVet Net Ally

Spring Break Crisis Counseling

Crisis Counseling Line

  • In the event of a mental health crisis, call 988 or 714-714-7715 and press 9 to be connected with an outside crisis counselor.
  • To make or change a future counseling appointment, text 714-714-7715. The mental health team will get back to you after Spring Break. 

Free Naloxone and Drug Testing Strips

Harm Reduction Kits

Preventing the Spread of Respiratory Illness

Viral respiratory infections such as the flu, COVID-19, and RSV cause illness, hospitalizations and deaths each year. Taking precautions when you are sick can help stop the spread of respiratory viruses. Preventing severe illness is important for high-risk people who are 65 and older, pregnant, have weakened immune systems, or health conditions such as asthma, diabetes, obesity, heart or lung disease.

  • Stay Up to Date with Vaccines
  • Wash or Sanitize Your Hands Often
  • Stay Home & Test If You Are Sick
  • Seek Immediate Medical Care for Any Concerning Symptoms
  • Cover Your Coughs & Sneezes
  • Clean & Disinfect Commonly Touched Surfaces
  • Get Prompt Treatment
  • Keep Healthy

Welcome Coastline (CCC) Students

Medical services are provided to enrolled Coastline students who have paid the health fee through a contractual agreement with Orange Coast College Student Health Center.

For Coastline College Mental Health Services, only COASTLINE (CCC) College students may call 714-241-6005 or fill out a form for an appointment.