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The Dartmouth College Health Service provides a variety of health services to Dartmouth College students and their eligible family members.

We are based out of Dick's House on the north end of campus.

12/17/2021

Enjoy time with friends & family
Get a booster
Get some rest
We are here for you in 2022!

students.dartmouth.edu/health-service

07/08/2021

Dartmouth Insurance Waiver Reminder: Don’t forget to submit your insurance waiver for the 2021-2022 academic year to waive the Dartmouth Student Group Health Plan (DSGHP) coverage. The deadline to avoid late fees (7/1/21) has now passed, but you may still apply for a full year waiver until 8/31/21. Waivers submitted on/after 9/1/21 will be put towards the next midyear cancellation date of 12/31/21, leaving you locked into the DSGHP until this date. Please see the DSGHP website for details of the waiver and DSGHP coverage.

05/26/2021

Staff spotlight of the month, part 2! And it’s a double feature! 👯‍♀️

May is Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, so what better time to celebrate Yuri and Emi!

Yuri has been apart of the DC Sports Med staff for 8 years now. She currently works with and programs.

Emi has been with DCSM for 2 years, and works primarily with and programs.

As you can tell both love the outdoors and both are patient with the rest of the sports med staff when they want to learn Japanese words and culture.

05/14/2021

The Dartmouth COVID-19 Taskforce announced, “With the success to date of the vaccine rollout nationally, and the accompanying reduction in cases, on-campus activities will increase on June 1, with full access expected to begin on Aug. 1”
Follow the link for the full article.

http://dartgo.org/dnewsaccess0801

05/07/2021

May 6th marks the start of National Nurses Week 2021. The week ends on May 12th, the birthday of Florence Nightingale, a British nurse that is commonly known as the founder of modern nursing for the advancements she made in hygienic practices during the Crimean War.
Nurses make up the highest percentage of the US healthcare workforce and have worked tirelessly through the COVID-19 pandemic. You can show your appreciation by donating to a nursing non-profit, sending a gift to your local nurses, or simply sharing your appreciation on social media with the hashtag

05/05/2021

May is Mental Health Awareness Month 😮

Mental health is becoming less and less taboo, but it’s still a topic some avoid. There are millions of people that are living with mental illness. Only about 30% of those people seek help. Among athletes, only 10% seek help. You are not alone. While it may seem scary, you have an abundance of people that are here for you: coaches, teammates, athletic trainers, strength coaches etc.

The more we talk about mental health, the more we fight the stigma and the stronger we get.

04/28/2021

We’re a little late to the party here but April is Alcohol Awareness Month. And to “celebrate” we want to explain some effects of alcohol can have on you, not only as a person, but as a student athlete!

🍺 Alcohol can decrease strength output in your skeletal muscles. Essentially making you weaker no matter how much you lift or practice.
🥂 Alcohol is a peripheral vasodilator. This means it directly effect your ability to be and stay hydrated. This happens because alcohol increases fluid loss that is crucial to hydration.
🍷Alcohol reduces muscle glycogen uptake. Meaning you are directly reducing your muscles capability to properly recover. Which all know how important recovery is!
🍻Alcohol does not discriminate. It’s decreases performance for anaerobic and aerobic based athletes. So it doesn’t matter if you’re power based, endurance based, or both. Alcohol will decrease your ability to perform at your best.

So rethink what and how much you’re drinking!

04/21/2021

How it started ➡️➡️ how it’s going
April sports med spotlight X Administrative Professionals Day collab!
HUGE shout out to our office manager Tracy Purcell! Tracy started at Dartmouth in a traditional AT role but found that she wanted something that fit her family better. She pivoted to our office manger role in 2014 and has been keeping us in-line ever since! Because she’s an athletic trainer she understands the demands we have as a department and help us stay afloat on a daily basis, going above and beyond every day. Thanks Tracy!

04/09/2021

Starting the week of April 19 all members of the Dartmouth community will be eligible for COVID-19 vaccinations.
Dartmouth College will be providing more information by the end of next week and updated travel guidance will also be released next week.
Follow the link for all Dartmouth College COVID-19 updates.

https://covid.dartmouth.edu/covid19-news-updates

04/05/2021

The TSA questionnaire is a daily screening tool for Dartmouth College students and employees to assess their health before entering buildings on campus. If you have class or work on campus, be sure to compete this questionnaire every day before you arrive.

03/22/2021

Dartmouth College has partnered with the State of NH to create an additional vaccination site for Dartmouth College students and employees.

Any student or employee that falls in the 2a or 2b category (or any earlier category) may be available to utilize these clinics.

Follow the link for the full announcement and information on how to sign up for one of these clinics.

https://covid.dartmouth.edu/march-19-2021-community-message

03/09/2021

Dartmouth College has officially eased the restrictions recently put in place following the increase of COVID-19 cases in the community. Most facilities on campus have reopened to eligible students and staff, though common spaces and kitchens in residence halls will remain closed.

This increase in cases has shown that we aren’t quite out of the woods yet. Please continue to mask everywhere you go and maintain 6 feet of physical distance in all directions, even if you have been vaccinated.

Follow the link for the CDC recommendations for fully vaccinated individuals.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/fully-vaccinated-guidance.html

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5 Rope Ferry Road
Hanover, NH
03755

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+16036469400

Website

https://students.dartmouth.edu/health-service/

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