Ryan Health School-Based Health Centers conveniently offer healthcare services to students during the school day. Because of their location, School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) make it easy for busy students with busy parents to receive primary care and preventive health services.
Ryan Health’s SBHC on your campus is now offering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to students age 5 and up at our SBHCs. Vaccines are available to students every school day during the SBHC hours of operation. To receive the vaccine at your SBHC site, please email school@ryanhealth.org to schedule an appointment.
If your child is enrolled in a School-Based Health Center they will get the same care at school that they would get at one of Ryan Health's main centers, including:
- Annual physical exams (including those for sports, camp, and working papers)
- Vaccines
- Treatment for chronic and acute illnesses
- Medications and prescriptions
- Screening for vision, hearing, asthma, obesity, and other medical conditions
- Referrals to specialty care if needed
- Mental health services
School-Based Health Centers provide services that are supplementary to the services your child already receives from their primary care provider. The School-Based Health Center does not replace your child’s primary care provider.
To make an appointment at any Ryan Health center
appointment
Ryan Health SBHC Locations:
J.H.S. 054 Booker T. Washington
Consent form: English | Spanish
The Young Women's Leadership School
Consent form: English | Spanish
P.S. 180 Hugo Newman
Consent form: English | Spanish
P.S. 188 The Island School
Consent form: English | Spanish
West 50th Street Campus
Consent form: English | Spanish
P.S. 064 Robert Simon
Consent form: English | Spanish
P.S. 011 Sarah J. Garnet Elementary School
My Care Team
Brooke Trenton, MD
- Pediatrics
- Gender-Affirming Care
- School-Based Health
Lydia Yeager, DNP, MSN, RN, CPNP-PC, AE-C
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Valerie Paterson, FNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Julie Chelouche, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Monica Silva, LPN
- School-Based Health
Kaitlyn Hansen, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Sabrina Brown, LPN
- School-Based Health
Blesilda Ferrer, LPN
- School-Based Health
Arielle Winters, FNP
- Primary Care
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Adrienne Quirolo, LCSW
- School-Based Health
- Behavioral Health
Anthony Schmertz, LCSW
- School-Based Health
- Behavioral Health
Elizabeth Lipscomb, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Zesha Holyfield, FNP
- Pediatrics
- Women’s Health
- School-Based Health
Shelly Morgan, LPN
- School-Based Health
Cristian Gonzalez
- School-Based Health
Leslie Martinez
- School-Based Health
Eva Kim, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Lori Braxton
- School-Based Health
Trina Montgomery, LPN
- School-Based Health
Caleigh Lofstead, PNP
- Pediatrics
- School-Based Health
Katerina Skorobogach, LMHC
- School-Based Health
- Behavioral Health
Judy Rosenfeld, LCSW
- School-Based Health
- Behavioral Health
Fidelis Williams
- School-Based Health
Questions
The School-Based Health Center (SBHC) is a medical center conveniently located within the school. It allows children to access primary care services without missing school and without their parents having to take time away from work. School-Based Health Centers have been proven to lower the chance of an emergency room visit during the school day. If your child has a chronic illness, or suddenly gets sick at school, a School-Based Health Center is able to provide necessary healthcare to enable your child to stay in school when possible.
If your child already has a doctor, then the School Based Health Center staff will work along with the care that your child’s doctor provides to make sure your child gets the best care both in and out of school.
There is no out-of-pocket cost for the services provided by the School-Based Health Center. Students will not be billed for the care they receive. However, SBHCs do bill Medicaid and private insurance directly.
To enroll your child in one of Ryan Health’s School-Based Health Centers, sign the parent consent form and bring the form to the SBHC or complete the form on your computer, tablet, or phone and send it to school@ryanhealth.org.
The SBHC is open every day when school is in session during school hours.
