24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Brooks School's Health & Wellness Center offers one central place where students can seek support for both physical and emotional well-being. It is staffed at all times by at least one registered nurse, with nurse practitioners and counselors available during the academic day and on-call for after-hours care.
Health & Wellness Center: (978) 725-6206
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From preventative care to urgent medical or psychiatric needs, the Health & Wellness Center provides comprehensive, student-centered care for our entire student body, including:
- evaluation, diagnosis and management of acute illness and injury
- individualized support for students managing chronic conditions such as asthma, allergies, diabetes and seizure disorders
- point-of-care laboratory testing and basic diagnostic services
- seasonal flu clinics and immunization support
- safe storage, administration and monitoring of student medications
- coordination of off-campus medical appointments and specialty care
- health education programming and wellness initiatives that promote lifelong healthy habits

Where do students sleep?
Brooks' Health & Wellness Center offers eight beds (four private, single rooms; two double rooms) for students with a fever or who are feeling ill.
The facility also offers a large common area with a television and board games.
It’s a cozy, relaxing lounge area, allowing students to get out of their beds even if they're not well enough to go back to school.
In the Health & Wellness Center, students can be up and about a bit and feel more at home.

Who to Contact?
Director of Student Health
Brooks School's Director of Student Health Stephanie Savarese, DNP, FNP-BC, is the point-of-contact for medication management, student care, day-to-day health needs and questions about health-related accommodations for acute illness/injuries.
School Counselors
Director of Psychological Counseling Services Kimberly Cratty's office is housed in the center.
Counselor Joe Erickson is also available at the center for appointments multiple days a week.
Students who want to talk with someone, or parents inquiring about their child's emotional health, may contact Director of Psychological Counseling Services Kimberly Cratty, LICSW, directly via email or call (978) 725-6228.
