The Fullerton College Health Center Advice Line is (714) 992-7093. In person office hours are Monday – Thursday from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Fridays are closed to in person appointments, however, some virtual appointments are available.

Walk ins are limited at this time. It is recommended to make an appointment.

Planned Parenthood delivers vital reproductive health care, sex education, and information to millions of people worldwide.

21 & Under: Pregnancy/pregnancy related care, Family planning, Sexual assault, Sexually transmitted diseases (only for child 12 years or older), Drug abuse treatment/counseling (only for child 12 years or older), Alcohol abuse treatment/counseling (only for child 12 years or older), Mental Health outpatient care (only for child 12 years or older),

Dental Services are currently provided as one of the many benefits under the Medi-Cal program. This program is called Denti-Cal. General information as well as answers to the most common asked questions regarding Denti-Cal can be found on their website.

Students enrolled at Fullerton College may receive mental health counseling, psychological services and referrals at no cost. These services are designed to help students adjust to college life, cope with personal challenges, gain self-awareness, and address psychological concerns. Students may meet with a licensed mental health professional for an initial screening and evaluation to determine how the student’s mental health needs can best be met.

Depression. Anxiety. Drug and alcohol misuse. Hopelessness. There are many conditions that can affect your ability to manage your everyday thoughts, emotions and actions, also known as your “behavioral health.” And in Orange County, there’s one place to start getting help for all of them: OC Links.

The Peer Health Educators (PHE) are a group of student leaders that are committed to promoting healthy behaviors and lifestyle choices by educating and empowering their peers on a variety of health related topics.