Health, Counseling, and Wellness Services
The team at MBU Health, Counseling, and Wellness is committed to providing the best care to all students, faculty, and staff we serve. We offer healthcare services through a partnership with Augusta Health Urgent Care, mental health support, and counseling, plus coordinate health education and communicate medical information.
Faculty and staff support is provided through MBU’s wellness program, and additional resources such as Anthem’s Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
Contact Us
Phone:
Health Services:
540-887-7095
Address:
Kable House
228 Prospect Street
Staunton, VA 24401
Fax:
540-887-7289
Student Health Services
Student Health Services
Access comprehensive and confidential care through MBU’s partnership with Augusta Health Urgent Care (851 Statler Boulevard, Staunton, 540-245-7470), so you can address routine and acute illnesses and injuries, and feel your best.
MBU + TimelyCare
MBU + TimelyCare Virtual Mental Health Support
MBU’s partnership with TimelyCare provides students with free, 24/7, on-demand mental health and counseling services through a user-friendly virtual platform.
Reminder: You must sign up and log in with your MBU email address to ensure continued access to TimelyCare services
Mental Health Support
Mental Health Support and Services
During your college years, there may be times when personal stressors interfere with your academic performance and/or negatively impact your daily life. These stressors may include anxiety, depression, trauma, grief, strained relationships, discrimination, substance use, and more. If these stressors are making it difficult for you to function, getting help is a smart and courageous thing to do. Our mission is to provide you with mental health services to improve your emotional wellbeing and to maximize your success at Mary Baldwin University.
Wellness Office
MBU Wellness
MBU Wellness offers students, faculty, and staff many opportunities and resources to create a healthier experience, both on campus and off.
Respiratory Illness
Respiratory Illness Guidelines
During cough and cold season (mid- fall to early spring each year), the university community is encouraged to follow the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Virginia Department of Health recommendations for prevention and management of respiratory illnesses. These include influenza, COVID, and the common cold.
Faculty and Staff Resources
For Faculty and Staff
MBU faculty and staff can access numerous resources and opportunities designed to support their health and wellbeing. Programs and resources include Mary Baldwin’s wellness incentive program; Anthem’s confidential Employee Assistance Program (EAP); WebMD’s well-being portal; and more.