Health & Wellness

Health Services

Health Services provides limited healthcare to students for a small fee for service. We look to promote accountability for one’s health care choices and educate students regarding lifestyle choices that lead to a healthier life. Our office partners with our local community to bring vaccine clinics.

Our health services staff is comprised of two full-time nurse practitioners, one part-time nurse practitioner and one part-time physician. The Wellness Center Staff is available to see a wide range of concerns, provide health education and preventative care. Some of the more common issues seen at the Wellness Center are listed below.

Common visit reasons:

• Ear, Nose, Throat, Respiratory symptoms/complaints
• COVID-19 related symptoms and testing
• Minor eye complaints
• Fatigue /sleep concerns
• STI screenings/treatments
• Gynecologic concerns (e.g., pelvic exams, pap smears, contraception, menstrual irregularities)
• Birth control options
• Urinary or abdominal complaints
• Dermatology complaints
• Limited concussion care
• Care for minor orthopedic injuries (no x-ray on site)
• Care of Minor wounds (no suturing on site)

We cannot accommodate:

• Allergy testing (including serum administration under the direction of another provider)
• Formal diabetes education
• Long-term, post-concussion care
• “Notes” for missed classes/assignments whether or not seen in our office
• Placement of tuberculosis (TB/PPD) skin tests
• Drug testing
• Pre-screening physical exams (pre-op, athletics, employment/ROTC)
• Students requiring psychiatric medication refills, evaluation and/or management

Scheduling & Keeping Appointments

To make an appointment with the Wellness Center, call 443-352-4200.

Health appointments are made by telephone or in-person. Due to limited staffing, the Wellness Center cannot accommodate walk-in students on a regular basis. We make every effort to see patients within 24 business hours for sick visits and one week for well visits or screenings. Failure to cancel an appointment 24 hours prior to appointment will result in a $10 “No Show” fee charged to the student’s account. If a student is more than 10 minutes late for an appointment, the Wellness Center reserves the right to reschedule the appointment. The Wellness Center offers in person or telehealth appointments. We do not provide health care services to students outside of the Wellness Center (i.e. in a residence hall, classroom, or dining hall).

Cost

A nominal fee is assessed for each visit for health services. In addition, the Wellness Center is able to provide some point-of-care testing (e.g., COVID, strep, mono, and flu tests) for a small charge. A number of common prescriptions and over the counter medications are stocked in the Center and can be prescribed and dispensed directly to our patients seen by a provider. The cost of visits for health services is billed directly to the student’s account as a “Wellness Center Charge” for privacy purposes.

The Wellness Center does not directly bill health insurance for services provided. Printed itemized statements of visits are available directly from the Wellness Center Patient Portal for purposes of reimbursement by insurance or flex spending account/HSA. In some cases testing is sent to an outside lab directly from the Wellness Center. If this happens, a copy of the student’s health insurance card is sent with the specimen so the lab can directly bill the insurance company.

Fees are subject to change without notice. Navigate to the 'Fees' tab for a list of current fees.

To assist you in finding a healthcare provider in the community or a local specialist, view our Community Resource Guide or contact your insurance carrier directly.

Counseling Services

Counseling Services provides a short-term individual therapy model to help students maintain and develop their emotional well-being and achieve their educational and personal goals. The number of sessions provided may be limited and will be determined on an individual basis. The Center promotes a healthy and inclusive community through relationship-building, education, crisis intervention and support.

Common visit reasons:

• Mild to moderate anxiety and depression
• Adjustment and developmental concerns
• Interpersonal concerns (friends, family, roommates, romantic partnerships)
• Self-esteem concerns
• Concerns related to the transition to college
• Identity development related to various dimensions (sexual, racial/ethnic, religious, gender, etc.) 

We cannot accommodate:

• Students needing more than once a week intervention on an ongoing basis.
• Students who have been in counseling and/or medication long-term in the past and want to continue care in that format.
• Students with long-standing and/or significant depression, mood disorder, or anxiety concerns.
• Students requiring specialized or more intensive treatment.
• Students manifesting psychosis.
• Students with significant or chronic disordered eating symptoms posing medical danger.
• Students with moderate to severe substance use problems.
• Students in need of forensic evaluations.
• Students with significant trauma history who would be better served by long-term trauma informed therapy.
• Students requiring medication evaluation and/or management, who are not being seen for counseling at the Wellness Center.
• Students with a history of multiple psychiatric hospitalizations.
• Students with a history of multiple suicide attempts, chronic suicidal thoughts, or frequent self-harm behaviors. 
• Students seeking mandated mental health evaluation or counseling.
• Students seeking a provider’s court appearances/testimony/evaluations or court-ordered assessment and treatment. 
• Students who require counseling to meet an academic requirement and/or are interested in counseling solely to gain clinical experience.

Scheduling and Keeping Appointments 

To make an appointment with the Wellness Center, call 443-352-4200.

Counseling sessions are by appointment. Students are not charged a fee for counseling services. If students must cancel an appointment due to illness or emergency, they are to call the Wellness Center to cancel their appointment. Repeated cancellations and “No Shows” may limit a student’s ability to receive services. If students miss an appointment without calling to cancel, their student account will be charged a $10 “No Show” fee. If students are more than 15 minutes late to an appointment, they are asked to reschedule. The Wellness Center can only see students the same day if the student is in a crisis situation (e.g. – suicidal or in extreme distress). 

Disability Services

The Wellness Center does not conduct psychological evaluations for the purpose of determining disability status and also does not make accommodation recommendations for students who have been diagnosed with a disability. For this reason, we cannot provide documentation for students, even if the student is a current or former counseling services patient. The Wellness Center can assist students with a referral to a community provider for a disability evaluation.

Psychiatric Services

It is the procedure of the Wellness Center that any student being evaluated for psychiatric care must also be a patient in ongoing counseling at the Center. Students may be referred to the psychiatric nurse practitioner at any time by their Wellness Center provider, after the appropriate background information has been gathered and clinical needs established.

There is a fee for accessing psychiatric care. This fee is billed directly to Stevenson student accounts as a “Wellness Center Charge” for privacy purposes. Due to the limited hours of the psychiatric nurse practitioner, failure to cancel an appointment at least 24 hours in advance results in the full fee being charged to the student’s account. Students seeking medication evaluation and/or management for Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are referred to an off-campus provider.

The psychiatric nurse practitioner may also refer students for off-campus services that are not a part of his/her scope of care. The Wellness Center’s psychiatric nurse practitioner will refill prescriptions at appointments only, not by fax or phone. The psychiatric nurse practitioner will not see students or refill medications during the extended summer and winter breaks; therefore students may need to get an outside psychiatrist/provider to manage their medication needs. The student is responsible for making follow up appointments, as recommended by the psychiatric nurse practitioner, in order to refill any medications.

To assist you in finding a healthcare provider in the community or a local specialist, view our Community Resource Guide or contact your insurance carrier directly.

Emergency Resources

For a life-threatening emergency, always call 911.

Students needing emergency care outside of the Wellness Center office hours or when the campus is closed should call Security. The Security staff are Stevenson University's first responders to any emergency and are on campus anytime the University is open. Security can be reached by calling x4500 from any campus phone or 443-352-4500 from off campus.

24 Hour Emergency Hotlines

Please note: The telephone numbers may change. Hotline information/referral numbers are for reaching those who can provide crisis counseling, refer calls to local agencies, and provide information and/or printed materials. We cannot guarantee the quality of services offered by the organizations listed above, and no recommendation is implied.

Urgent Care Locations Near Campus

Express Care
Walking distance from campus
10490 Owings Mills Blvd.
Owings Mills, MD 21117
410-363-7281
Hours: 8am-9-pm Everyday    

Patient First
One mile from campus
10210 Reisterstown Rd
Owings Mills, MD 21117
410-902-6776
Hours: 8am-10pm Everyday

All Care (Formally Doctors Express)
Three miles from campus
18060 Reisterstown Road
Pikesville, MD 21208
410-415-5105
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-7pm | Sat-Sun: 8am-2pm

Righttime Medical
Four miles from campus
1807 Reisterstown Road
Pikesville, MD 21208
888-808-6483
Hours: 7am-10pm Everyday

Hospital/Emergency Rooms Near Campus

Northwest Hospital                     
16 minutes from campus
5401 Old Ct Rd
Randallstown, MD 21133
(410) 521-2200

Sinai Hospital                    
22 minutes from campus
2401 W Belvedere Ave 
Baltimore, MD 21215
(410) 601-9000

GBMC (Greater Baltimore Medical Center)        
23 minutes from campus 
6701 N Charles St
Towson, MD 21204
(443) 849-2000

St. Joseph’s Medical Center                
24 minutes from campus
7601 Osler Dr
Towson, MD 21204
(410) 337-1000

Sheppard Pratt Hospital
26 minutes from campus
6501 North Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21285
(410) 938-3000

New Students

Wellness Center Fees

Health Services

**in addition to visit fee

Psychiatry Fees

Mental Healthcare

The Wellness Center at Stevenson University does not directly bill insurance companies for services rendered during your visits. Please understand that your student account will be charged for any expenses incurred during your visit. A sample of our fees is listed above.*

Students can view and print itemized statements from their Wellness Center visit which can be submitted to their insurance company or flex spending account for reimbursement when applicable. To view your statement, go to our Wellness Center Patient Portal at https://stevenson.medicatconnect.com and click on the Statements tab.

If it is necessary to have testing done outside of the scope of care of the Wellness Center (labs/radiology), the patient’s insurance will be utilized, and therefore, the patient will be responsible for charges related to these tests. The Wellness Center cannot assume responsibility for charges incurred outside of our facility. Please be familiar with your insurance policies regarding copays and deductibles for lab work, radiology testing, specialist referrals, and emergency room visits.

* Fees subject to change without notice

Lateness/Cancellation Guidelines

Health & Counseling Appointments

The Wellness Center reserves the right to cancel and reschedule your appointment at any time. If you arrive 10 minutes late for a health appointment OR 15 minutes late for a counseling appointment, you will be asked to reschedule.  Unfortunately, due to time constraints, we cannot accommodate late arrivals.

We ask that if you need to cancel your appointment that you call the Wellness Center at 443-352-4200 as soon as possible. We have a voicemail set up to allow for you to leave a message after hours if you need to cancel an appointment.

No-Show Fee

A No-Show fee of $10 will be charged to your student account for failure to cancel your appointment before your scheduled appointment time.

Psychiatry appointments

Students scheduled to see Dr. Siegel, the Wellness Center Psychiatrist, are required to provide a 24 hour cancellation notice by calling the Wellness Center at 443-352-4200. If you call after hours, please leave a message. If we do not receive 24 hour notice, your student account will be charged the full fee.

Health Forms

Consent to Release/Exchange Medical Information Form - Complete this consent form if you are trying to obtain or release your medical records to yourself or other parties. Please allow approximately 48 hours (two business days; excluding weekends and holidays) for records to be released. Every attempt will be made to process requests for medical records within 48 hours. Please fax, mail, or drop off your request to the Wellness Center.

Tuberculin Skin Test Assessment for a Positive TST - Students who had a normal chest x-ray are required to complete this form annually per their academic programming requirements. Refer to the department for specific guidelines.

Hepatitis B Declination Form - Student who are required to have the Hepatitis B immunization and titer (per their academic programming requirements) and are electing to decline revaccination of Hepatitis B should complete this form with the presence of a Wellness Center staff member.

Meet Our Staff

Linda (Lindy) S. Reymann, PhD, LCPC, RN
Assistant Vice President of the Wellness Center
lreymann@stevenson.edu

Dr. Reymann completed her PhD in Pastoral Counseling from Loyola University in Maryland May 2010. Currently she is the first director of the Wellness Center, which opened in the fall 2006. She has overseen the daily operation of the center's health and counseling services with a passion for holistic health promotion. In addition to being a registered nurse (RN), Dr. Reymann is a Nationally Certified Counselor (NCC) and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC). She is a member of the American College Health Association (ACHA), American Counseling Association (ACA), Association for University and College Counseling Center Directors (AUCCCD).

Stephanie L. Carpenter, MSN, FNP-BC 
Assistant Director & Nurse Practitioner 
scarpenter4@stevenson.edu 

Stephanie is a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner. She received her bachelor’s degree in nursing from the University of Maryland at Baltimore in 1998. She completed her master’s degree from Georgetown University. Stephanie has experience as a nurse practitioner in Primary Care, as a provider. As well as working in the urgent care setting. Prior to her NP experience she has extensive experience in the hospital setting, as well in community health care.  

Stephanie is dedicated to providing evidenced based care to students using a holistic approach to guide and assist students in reaching their health goals. 

Colleen Mulcahey, Psy.D.
Staff Psychologist
cmulcahey@stevenson.edu

Dr. Mulcahey joined Stevenson’s Wellness Center in September 2019. She received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology from Saint Bonaventure University, and her Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Northeastern University. She recently completed her doctoral degree from Chatham University with a Psy.D. in Counseling Psychology after finishing her internship at the University of North Carolina-Charlotte and post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Rhode Island.

Dr. Mulcahey has experience across a range of clinical settings, but enjoys working with young adults as they transition into the next stage of their lives. Her professional interests include building healthy interpersonal relationships, identity development, anxiety, substance use, and self-care.

Dr. Tammi Davis, MD
Physician
tdavis2685@stevenson.edu

Dr. Davis is a Board Certified Family Physician who has been in clinical practice in Maryland since 1990. Dr. Davis has extensive experience working with adolescents and young adults in the College Healthcare setting. Encouraging the students to take responsibility for their own health and teaching them habits that will keep them safe and healthy is her goal. She also sees students at the Goucher College Health Center as well as the Towson University Health Center, and joined the Stevenson Community in 2007.

Sudin Thomas, MSN, FNP-BC
Family Nurse Practitioner
sthomas15@stevenson.edu

Sudin Thomas, a board certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), joined the Wellness Center in January 2018. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in nursing from The University of Illinois at Chicago. Sudin received her Master's and is currently finishing up her PhD in nursing at The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. Sudin has worked in trauma/emergency medicine for five years at Northwestern Memorial Hospital in Chicago, R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore, and the University of Maryland Medical Center. She has also worked at a busy walk-in health clinic for two years and has taught undergraduate and graduate nursing courses. Sudin believes that it is important to educate college students to be responsible for their health and wellbeing as they transition from pediatric care to adult health.

Gary Stone, Ph.D.
Assistant Director & Psychologist
gstone@stevenson.edu

Dr. Gary Stone earned his bachelor's degree at George Mason University, and completed his Ph.D. at The Catholic University of America before becoming a Licensed Clinical Psychologist in Maryland. He has worked in a variety of settings, but he has a particular fondness for university counseling centers, having spent time in centers in Virginia, Maryland, New York, and Washington, DC. Most recently, Dr. Stone was on the staff at The Patuxent Institution – a state prison focusing on psychological treatment. Dr. Stone was trained to integrate different therapy styles, and he especially enjoys utilizing collaborative techniques and a solution-based approach to help clients identify and strive towards their goals. 

Stacey Holloway
Administrative Coordinator
sholloway2@stevenson.edu

Stacey Holloway completed her BS in Communications and Masters in Organizational Communications, both degrees from Bowie State University. Her most recent experience was working as an Office Support Specialist  at Anne Arundel County Government Department of Detention Facilities.  Prior to that position she was and Academic Advisor at Trinity Washington University, and Education Coordinator with University of Maryland University College. Joined Wellness Center at Stevenson University in June of 2021.

Amanda Harner
Nurse Practitioner
aharner@stevenson.edu

Amanda Harner is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP),she joined the Wellness Center in February 2022. Amanda obtained her bachelor's degree in nursing from Villanova University and master's degree from University of Maryland, Baltimore. Amanda has worked at a busy walk-in clinic in Baltimore City for the last 6 years and prior worked at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in intensive care.

Frequently Asked Questions

My Student Body 

Stevenson University is pleased to offer My Student Body, a comprehensive wellness program that delivers accurate and pertinent health information to all of our students. At Stevenson, we believe that the University experience extends far beyond academics. We want your student to be successful intellectually, physically, and psychologically. We know students can be faced with many challenges that make this success more difficult to attain, such as relationships, sexual health, exposure to alcohol, tobacco, drugs, proper nutrition, and stress. My Student Body is developed for students of the University and provides honest and candid knowledge in an engaging, personalized format about health choices and risk education.

To access your account go to https://stevenson.medicatconnect.com and log in using your Stevenson University Single Sign on. Click on the Education tab then click on the link for My Student Body.

All incoming students, both residents and commuters, must complete the My Student Body Essentials Courses: Alcohol, Drugs, and Sexual Violence with a passing score of 75%. Students who do not complete this requirement by July 1 for fall entrance or January 20^th for spring entrance will not be allowed to reside on campus and/or will be blocked from registering for future classes.

For 24/7 Resources and Advice

1. Click on the Student Center tab near the top of the page. Content will be categorized into six different sections: Facts and Figures, Health Concerns, Healthy Choices, Rules and Regulations, Social Scenes, and Sports and Fitness. Click View All to see more articles, videos, and tools.
2. Click on the Advice tab near the top of the page. Here you can ask questions and someone on My Student Body’s panel of experts will answer you. You can also view past questions and responses.
3. If you have forgotten your password or have questions/problems running the program contact: techsupport@MyStudentBody.com

For Interested Parents

Students rely on their parents for support and guidance throughout their college career. My Student Body-Parent gives you information about how you can help your student face challenges related to alcohol and drugs head on. We encourage you to visit My Student Body-Parent for practical suggestions and strategies to ease the transition to school. Video conversations, interactive tools, and school specific information will help you feel more confident while talking with your student. You can access the program by going to http://www.MyStudentBody.com and creating an account using stevensonparent as the school code.