Multnomah County Student Health Center Telehealth Service

Multnomah County Student Health Center Telehealth Service at H.B. Lee Middle School

the Multnomah County Student Health Center Telehealth Service at H.B. Lee Middle School. This offering is part of a pilot project aimed at increasing access to the student-focused primary and behavioral health services provided by the Student Health Center at nine high schools. The benefit of this service is that H.B. Lee Middle School students can conveniently see a Student Health Center medical or behavioral health provider virtually without having to leave school. This saves them - as well as their parents/guardians - time away from school, work, or family (although family members are welcome to join virtually) and saves money on gas, parking, and public transit.

H.B. Lee Middle School students can now see a Student Health Center medical or behavioral health care provider virtually without having to leave school. This telehealth service is conveniently available at Lee even if students currently see an outside doctor/pediatrician or therapist. There is no out-of-pocket cost and no copay.

Student Health Center Telehealth Service provider virtually for:

Certain less serious illnesses (colds, sore throats, earaches, headaches, dental pain, and vision problems)
Abdominal pain (nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.
Upper respiratory tract symptoms
Skin conditions such as eczema
COVID symptoms
Behavioral health counseling and emotional support; (mild depression, anxiety, panic attacks)
Age-appropriate reproductive health care

Meet the Student Health Center Telehealth Service team
	Amy Toengi, nurse practitioner, Cleveland Student Health Center. Amy has been a nurse practitioner for nearly 20 years. A former Cleveland High School student, it means a lot to her to be connected to the community she grew up in. “I feel honored to support our amazing youth to make positive changes in their lives.” - Amy Toengi
	Hailey Chamberlain, LCSW, Behavioral Health provider, Cleveland Student Health Center. A native Portlander, Hailey has nearly 15 years of experience serving K-12 students, including providing mental health and crisis support. It is important to her that students have access to the services they need. “My role is important to me because I think everyone deserves to have someone who cares and believes in their ability to be successful.” - Hailey Chamberlain