Pendleton SBHC

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Who we are

The Pendleton School-Based Health Center, operated by UCo Health, provides convenient medical and mental health care right on campus so students can get the support they need without missing valuable class time.

Our goal is simple: help Pendleton students stay healthy, focused, and ready to succeed.

What Is a School-Based Health Center?

A School-Based Health Center (SBHC) is a clinic located on a school campus and staffed by qualified medical and mental health professionals.

The Pendleton SBHC team includes:

Nurse Practitioners
Behavioral / Mental Health Therapists

Together they provide whole-person care, supporting both physical and emotional health so students can return to class ready to learn.

From routine check-ups to emotional support, our team provides trusted care in a safe and supportive environment.

Healthy students learn better.

Available Services

Diagnosis and treatment of illness and injuries
Routine physical exams and sports physicals
Immunizations for students and school staff
Diagnosis and treatment of communicable diseases
Wart removal
Wound evaluation and treatment, including some laceration repair

Screenings & Preventive Care

Vision screenings
Blood pressure checks
Dental screening and education
Something Else?

Mental & Behavioral Health Support

Our counselors help students manage challenges that may affect their wellbeing, including:

Anxiety or stress
Depression
Grief and loss
Family concerns
Anger management
Friendship or school challenges

Education & Referrals

Classroom health presentations
Referrals for healthcare services not provided at the SBHC

Appointments

Appointments are encouraged whenever possible.

You can:

Call the SBHC
Visit the clinic in person
Request an appointment online

Request an Appointment HERE

Privacy & Confidentiality

Student health services are private and confidential.

SBHC medical records are separate from school academic records, helping ensure students and families feel comfortable seeking care.

Oregon State Law requires a parent or guardian signature for mental health services for students under 14 years of age, and medical treatment under 15 years of age, with exception of reproductive health and sexually transmitted disease service.

We support and encourage parental involvement in decisions about their student's health care.

Ready to Get Care?

✔ Register your student
✔ Schedule an appointment
✔ Access convenient healthcare at school

Call today to learn more or request an appointment.