Medical Services
Student Health & Psychological Services is here to support your health and well-being throughout your time at Norco College.
Our medical team provides accessible, short-term outpatient health services to help students address health concerns, stay well, and connect with additional care when needed.
Medical services are available to currently enrolled students and may include health assessments, preventive screenings, care for minor illnesses and injuries, immunizations, TB screening and testing, health education, and other routine services available through the clinic.
Students under age 18: A completed parent/legal guardian consent form must be on file before non-emergency medical services can be provided.
While the majority of services provided by Student Health & Psychological Services are free, additional fees may apply for:
- Program-required physical exams (Nursing, Early Childhood Education, EMT, etc.)
- Lab and diagnostic testing
- Immunizations
- Prescriptions
Please contact Student Health & Psychological Services for more information regarding specific services and any associated fees.
How to Schedule an Appointment
- Call (951) 372-7046
- Medical appointments (including immunizations such as the flu shot): Complete the request form at Norco College Student Health Services Form.
Patient Portal
Students can now complete required medical forms online through the Medicat Patient Portal.
The portal allows you to:
- Complete required medical forms
- Access your health records
- Make more informed decisions about your health
Opioid Misuse and Overdose Prevention
Combatting the opioid crisis starts with education and action. Norco College Student Health is here to help you prevent and identify overdoses. Take advantage of available funding to access life-saving resources: Nasal Narcan Spray Fentanyl / Xylazine Test Strips Free Training Available Learn how to prevent and respond to opioid overdoses through our free training sessions.
"Administering Naloxone” equips public health agencies, community organizations, friends, family members and others with the knowledge and skills needed to prevent opioid-related deaths by using naloxone, a drug that can reverse an overdose. The 11 minute training video includes a six point checklist on how to recognize when a person is overdosing and demonstrates how to dispense naloxone and provide post-overdose care. The video was produced by the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) Safe and Active Communities Branch as part of a comprehensive strategy to address opioid misuse and prevent overdose deaths.
For more information or to obtain your free resources, contact the Student Health & Psychological Services Office at (951) 372-7046. Take a step toward saving lives—empower yourself today.
