School Health Services at Reynoldsburg City Schools
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School Health Services at Reynoldsburg City Schools
Does your child need a yearly checkup? Are they feeling sick? Do they need an eye exam? Do they seem anxious or depressed?
Reynoldsburg City Schools students and their siblings, ages 0+, can get health care at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital School-Based Health Center, located at the Reynoldsburg High School Livingston Campus.
Counseling and therapy services, dental care, vision care, diabetes services and sports medicine services are also available. If you need help getting to and from the school-based health center, Nationwide Children's also offers transportation services.
How to Schedule Services
- Anyone can call (614) 355-2590, or ask the school nurse for help, to schedule an appointment.
- Students who attend Reynoldsburg High School’s Livingston Campus can visit the center between classes, or before and after school.
2025 Summer School Health Services
Select health services are available over the summer months for all Reynoldsburg City Schools students and community members, ages 0 to 21.
Summer hours begin on Monday, June 2. Same-day appointments may be available.
For questions and to schedule an appointment, call (614) 355-2590, option 3, or complete this interest form.
Reynoldsburg High School’s Livingston Campus
- Primary Care – Monday to Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
- Vision and dental care are also available on select days
Services For All Reynoldsburg City Schools Students and Their Siblings
Our school-based primary care center offers services to all Reynoldsburg City Schools students and their siblings, ages 0+.
We can:
- Give shots, including the COVID-19 vaccine and booster
- Do blood work
- Perform check ups
- Send medication to the pharmacy
- Provide asthma therapy
- Provide sports physicals
- Help with work permit physicals
- Treat diabetes
- Treat anxiety, depression and ADHD
- Refer to counseling and therapy services
- Test for pregnancy or sexually transmitted infections
- Provide education on birth control
- Provide transportation to services
- And more
The services provided are not meant to replace your pediatrician or family doctor. When you have any medical need, your first call should always be to your pediatrician or family doctor who knows you best. No child will be denied care due to inability to pay for services. We accept most insurance plans, including Medicaid.
If you have concerns about serious injury to your child or others, call 911. If you live in Franklin County and your child is in crisis and you would like to talk to a mental health provider, call the Nationwide Children’s Hospital and Franklin County Youth Psychiatric Crisis Line at (614) 722-1800.
What to Expect at Your First Appointment
Whether your appointment is at school or a virtual appointment at home, we want to make sure your appointment runs smoothly! Here are a few things you should know:
- Consent: We’ll need a parent or guardian to provide consent for your appointment. Copies of the consent forms are available in the “For Parents” tab on this page. There may be additional consent required for behavioral health appointments.
- Parent/Guardian Involvement: Parents/guardians are welcome to come to an appointment, but it is not required as long as they provide consent.*
- When you see a nurse practitioner, staff will attempt to reach your parent/guardian using the number provided on the consent form.
- We’ll also give you a document, called an After Visit Summary (AVS) for you to share with your parent or guardian. The AVS will describe the services provided and any recommended follow up, if needed.
- If your visit is with a behavioral health clinician, the clinician will schedule family sessions and/or phone calls with your parents/ guardians to provide updates on progress and to seek input on treatment decisions.
*A parent/guardian is required to be present for any behavioral health appointment.
Telehealth (Virtual) Appointments at Home
Behavioral Health services, and some health services, are available as telehealth appointments on a case-by-case basis. Telehealth lets you connect with pediatric health experts on your phone or your computer.
- Telehealth can be done over the phone or by a video call.
- Video visits will be done using Zoom, a free video conferencing service, and a MyChart account. Nationwide Children’s uses a corporate Zoom account that is secure and HIPAA compliant.
Established primary care and/or behavioral health patients have access to outpatient psychiatry and/or telespsychiatry services based on clinical need. Please speak with your Nationwide Children's Hospital school-based provider for more information.
If you are interested in a telehealth appointment, please mention telehealth when you or your parent/guardian call to schedule a visit. Staff will help determine if telehealth will work for each student’s needs.
Step-by-Step Instructions on the Day of Your Telehealth Video Visit:
Resources for Parents
Consent Forms
The child’s parent/guardian must provide consent for their child to be seen by the provider.
Financial Assistance
Just like a doctor’s office, we accept Medicaid and other insurance.
No insurance? We will help you with:
- Financial assistance
- Getting back on insurance
No child will be denied care due to inability to pay for services.
For more information, call the School Health Services staff at your child’s school, contact Financial Services at (614) 722-2070 or access Financial Services.
For Behavioral Health financial information and assistance, please call (614) 355-8004 or access Financial Services.
School-Based Dental Care
One of the most common childhood diseases is tooth decay, which can result in pain and infection. Our school-based dental services, available at Reynoldsburg High School's Livingston Campus, French Run Elementary and Rose Hill Elementary, help make sure students' teeth stay healthy and strong.
