COVID-19 NOTICE: 
The Husky Health Center will be seeing patients for pediatric medical services by appointment only while the district is in Phase 3 of full-virtual learning.  Behavorial Health services are available for virtual appointments Monday-Friday. In-person appointments are offered at the Husky Health Center on Fridays. To make an appointment for pediatric health needs or behavioral health services, call Jasmine Burris at (314) 882-1284. 

Click here for a list of locations:  https://carestlhealth.org/locations/

No-Cost School Physicals for Ritenour Students Available at Husky Health Center
Sports physicals, well-child exams and immunizations are available at the Husky Health Center for all enrolled Ritenour students by appointment only.

The services are provided by nurse practitioners with CareSTL Health.  If a student has health insurance, CareSTL Health will bill the insurance company. However, no co-pays are required. There are no out-of-pocket costs for the appointments.

To schedule an appointment, please call (314) 882-1284. The clinic is located at the north end of Hoech Middle School, 3312 Ashby Road in St Ann.  

The Husky Health Center is located in the north wing at Hoech Middle School to serve the pediatric medical and behavioral health needs of enrolled Ritenour students in grades PreK-12.

Download consent form in:

• English
• Spanish
• Vietnamese

CareSTL Health provides services for Ritenour students during the school day Mondays through Fridays.

The Husky Health Center allows students to access health services – including pediatric medical care and behavioral health services– during school hours. Services include chronic disease management for asthma and diabetes, wellness exams, immunizations, annual and sports physicals, nutrition guidance and referrals for other medical services at the new center. CareSTL Health staff who will see patients are licensed pediatrician, nurse practitioner, registered medical assistant and a licensed clinical behavioral health consultant who provides counseling.

When the district offers in-person learning, a district minivan transports students to and from school to the Husky Health Center, according to a set schedule. Parents and guardians also can take their children to the center during early morning walk-in hours. They also may accompany their child at their appointment during the school day.

CareSTL Health will seek payment for services from the patient’s medical insurance payer source. However, no patient will be turned away because of an inability to pay. No payments are requested at the time of service from students.

CareSTL Health also offers school-based health care centers in three other St. Louis area districts.

View the Husky Health Center FAQ page.