Health Facilities
Annamacharya University has provided a wide range of health facilities to support well-being of their students, faculty and staff on the campus. These services aim to address both physical and mental health needs, ensuring a supportive environment for academic and personal growth.
Here’s a brief overview of common health facilities in a university:
On-Campus Medical Clinics/Health Centers: University had a dedicated health center that offers primary medical care. This medical centre is staffed by a doctor for immediate consultation and first aid services.
Services often Include the following
- General Consultations: Diagnosis and treatment of common illnesses (e.g., colds, flu, infections) and minor injuries.
- Preventive Care: Routine check-ups, immunizations (like tetanus, flu vaccines), and health screenings.
- Pharmacy Services: Dispensing of prescription medications, often at free for students
- Additionally a 24/7 ambulance service is provided to transport patients to nearby government or private hospitals located around 5kM from the campus
- Counseling and Mental Health Services: Recognizing the unique stresses of university life, university offers a robust mental health support.
- Psychiatric Services: Short-term psychiatric treatment and referral services for more complex mental health conditions.
- Health Awareness Campaigns: Initiatives focusing on nutrition, fitness, hygiene, preventive measures for common illnesses, and awareness about communicable diseases.
- Fitness and Recreational Facilities: Access to gyms, sports complexes, and spaces for yoga and meditation to encourage physical activity.
- Stress Reduction Activities: Mindfulness meditation, art therapy, and even pet therapy to help students manage stress.
- Referral Services and External Partnerships: For conditions requiring specialized care or hospitalization that cannot be managed on campus, university health centers often have referral systems to public or recognized private hospitals.
