Get to Know Vaden
Vaden Health Services is a portfolio of offerings geared toward supporting students’ health and well-being during their time at Stanford.
Housed in several locations across campus (Vaden Health Center at 866 Campus Drive, Kingscote Gardens at 419 Lagunita Drive, Rogers House at 581 Capistrano Way, as well as other satellites), the portfolio consists of:
Medical Services is Vaden Health Services’ Primary Care medical unit and is students’ first stop for the diagnosis and treatment of illness, injury, and ongoing conditions, as well as for preventive counseling and education.
CAPS is Vaden Health Services’ mental health unit, comprised of a diverse range of cross-disciplinary providers who are committed to clinical excellence and culturally responsive care.
Vaden Health Services’ CST supports connection, healing, and thriving for Stanford community members impacted by sexual, relationship, and gender-based violence through confidential, trauma-informed consultation, counseling, and outreach.
Vaden Health Services’ Weiland Health team promotes mental health and wellness across the spectrum of gender identities and sexual orientations through education, training, and counseling services at Stanford and beyond.
The Walgreens at Vaden pharmacy specializes in students’ unique needs. The Walgreens pharmacists work closely with the Vaden clinicians to deliver highly personalized service. Walgreens also serves dependents of students.
MORE Physical Therapy, located within Vaden Health Center, provides individualized treatment programs emphasizing hands-on care, education, and an active partnership with the patient.
Vaden Health Services’ Well-Being staff, with coaches knowledgeable about student challenges, strives to empower students and campus communities to flourish through education, connection, and positive culture change.
SUPER staff work to reduce high-risk alcohol and other drug usage and their related harms among Stanford students by utilizing health promotion principles through collaborative, cutting-edge, empirically-proven educational strategies and programs.
Explore Office of Substance Use Programs Education & Resources (SUPER)
Vaden Health Services’ Health Insurance Programs Office supports the university-sponsored health insurance plans, Cardinal Care for students and Dependent Care for dependents, and provides assistance to enrollees. Stanford University requires that all registered students carry adequate health insurance, either via Cardinal Care, or through an alternative plan that meets Minimum Essential Coverage requirements.
