The Arthur Ashe Student Health & Wellness Center offers quality on-campus health care and information services at little or no cost to registered students, with three integrated areas designed to comprehensively meet the health care needs of students.

Clinical Care by the professional staff provides a broad range of services, both preventive and medical, and referral services to professional care for services not available in-house. Special clinical programs include:

	Primary Care Clinics provide outpatient diagnosis, treatment, and consultation for most general health care needs;
	Specialty Clinics provide specialized care in dermatology, orthopedics, surgery, gynecology, internal medicine, ophthalmology, urology, neurology, and other specializations;
	Women's Health Clinic provides care for women's health needs and treatment of gynecological problems; and
	Men's Health Clinic, the newest health service and the first of its kind in the UC System, treats genital and urinary problems, both sexual and non-sexual in nature.

Outreach Programs and Learning Opportunities emphasize self-help in achieving and maintaining health. Student Health Advocates offer peer care and educational counseling for health concerns. Those programs help students to achieve a heightened awareness of their own health needs, to assume greater responsibility for their own health care, and to become involved in the planning and delivery of all aspects of health care.

Supplemental Health Insurance provides affordable coverage for health care needs which cannot be obtained in the Ashe Center, such as hospitalization, surgery, and some specialized treatment.

The Student Health Advisory Committee, consisting of eight undergraduate and graduate students appointed by the student government associations, advises the department on general policies and programs.