Watch this short video to learn about the Vanderbilt health plan options for unexpected health care.

Wondering what to do with those expired pills in your medicine cabinet? New pharmacy take-back programs provide a safe and secure way to dispose of medications without harming the environment.

Sleep apnea is a serious, potentially life-threatening condition. Assess your risk with the STOP-BANG Assessment.

View health care recources for LGBTI faculty and staff.

Information about religious beliefs and vaccines.

Learn more about how an Advance Directive can help you or your loved one.

Day-to-day health decisions have a great influence on our long-term health. This means practicing positive health behaviors and making informed health decisions. Practicing self-care techniques is one way to make informed decisions about your health.

Finding the right provider is important when beginning the therapeutic process. Work/Life Connections-EAP at 615-936-1327, is available for a confidential meeting with a faculty/staff member of Vanderbilt to assess the presenting problem, identify related issues and consider important demographic considerations (location, insurance, etc.) to assist in matching you with a potential provider. A counselor will suggest three or more potential providers who may meet your needs. The counselor may also talk with you about the process of selecting a provider with whom your are comfortable.

Prevention is essential for good health. View what is included in routine checkups and how to determine age-appropriate guidelines for preventive exams.

View the benefits of having a medical home and how to establish your medical home if needed.