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HISD is committed to the health and wellness of its scholars by making healthcare more accessible through the removal of cost barriers for families. The District has partnered with Hazel Health, a telehealth service that connects students with healthcare providers at the touch of a button.
Physical health services are available on-demand for various common ailments and are conducted virtually by state-licensed practitioners, all at no cost. Insurance is not required for HISD students to utilize Hazel Health.
Additionally, Hazel Health provides mental health services to address anxiety, depression, grief, academic stress, and other concerns, also free of charge.
Parents and caregivers must opt-in to the program by filling out an online consent form to use Hazel Health.
For those preferring in-person doctor visits, several HISD campuses have on-site health centers serving all schools in their feeder patterns. These centers provide health services at no cost. The campuses include:
- Burbank Middle School (Serves Houston MSTC High School feeder pattern) - (713) 742-8151
- Hogg Middle School (Serves Heights High School feeder pattern) - (713) 864-7614
- Milby High School (Serves Milby High School community up to age 24) - (713) 928-7401
- Wisdom High School (Serves Wisdom High School community up to age 24) - (713) 787-1756
- Sharpstown High School (Serves Sharpstown High School feeder pattern) - (832) 658-5260
- Worthing High School (Serves Worthing High School community up to age 24) - (713) 394-0528
Immunizations are also available at no cost through several local and governmental organizations including the Houston Health Department, Harris Healthy Troubleshooters, and Texas Children’s Mobile Clinics.
Free COVID-19 vaccines are available through Harris County Public Health and the Houston Health Department.
For more information on HISD’s immunization requirements or other questions, visit HISD’s Health and Medical Department.