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Clinics and other medical facilities


  • Cornell Health

    • Services: https://health.cornell.edu/services
      • Many services including sickness treatment, preventive care, health check ups (x-rays, lab tests, etc.), reproductive health, mental health, etc.
      • For emergencies, go to CMC/call 911 instead
      • For severe injury, illness/anything needing specialist care, they may refer you to another provider
    • For fees, check the "Insurance - Student Health Plan" section
      • Basically, most preventive care is free, all vaccinations are also free
      • Mental health counseling is $10/visit, this is VERY cheap for individual counseling
      • Other things, they charge you a fixed amount like $10, $25, $50, or 10%, 30% of the fee


  • Cayuga Medical Center (CMC) – 24/7 Hospital & Emergency Department

    • Appropriate for medical, mental health, and drug/alcohol-related emergencies, plus urgent care needs when other options are closed
    • Location: 101 Dates Drive, Ithaca – on Rt. 96 on the west side of Cayuga Lake (see transportation options)
    • Phone: 607-274-4411


  • Super Emergencies

    • Call 911 → e.g. a friend suddenly passes out. They will send ambulance. I believe it's free for on-site (where the accident happens) emergency care by ambulance medical team. You pay if the ambulance carries you to a hospital and get you treated there (I forgot how much..)

Insurance - Student Health Plan

Students in Cornell are enrolled in the Student Health Plan, unless you have your own plan.




  • Dental and vision add-on plan? Worth it?

    • See here: https://studenthealthbenefits.cornell.edu/dental-vision-plans
    • This service is NOT included in the basic plan. You have to add-on, for a fee. And there's a deadline every year to apply, so pay attention to emails about this
    • (Luna) I have no experience honestly.. but I heard from a friend that dental is not worth it - better to have get another type of dental plan


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