Fall Health Services

EAP Sponsored Health Services

The Employee Assistance Program (EAP) promotes employee wellness by partnering with community providers to offer health services on campus. These services are conveniently available where employees work and are either free or covered by insurance. These initiatives support employee health and well-being, making it easier for staff to access necessary care. Registration details for each program are below the schedule.

-All employees are welcome at any of these locations-

*Asterisks indicate that you must bring your insurance card and ID for this service.
Service Date Time Location
Hearing Screening 9/20 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. University Union 121
Flu Clinic* 9/23 6:30 - 8:30 a.m. Physical Facilities Conference Room C
Flu Clinic* 9/25 3 - 5 p.m. Physical Facilities Conference Room A
Mammogram Van* 10/3 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Parking Lot B (Next to Couper Admin, behind Admissions)
Flu Clinic* 10/7 11a.m. - 12:30 p.m. University Downtown Center 121
Flu Clinic* 10/9 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. University Union West 324
Flu Clinic* 10/14 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Smart Energy Building 2004
Flu Clinic* 10/16 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Pharmacy Building 119 & 120
  • Wegmans Flu Clinic

    Binghamton University Employee Assistance Program and Wegmans Pharmacy are co-sponsoring a Fall Flu Vaccine Clinic in September and October. Employees can register in advance to receive flu vaccines at various campus locations. The initiative aims to keep employees healthy, reduce healthcare costs, minimize missed work, and prevent hospitalizations, emphasizing that annual flu immunizations are the best protection against the flu.

    Please be aware that while some walk-in appointments may be available, the availability of vaccines will depend on the number of registrations received.

    Register Here: Binghamton University Flu Clinics 2024

    (Registrations open 31 days before the date of each clinic)

  • Guthrie Mammogram Van 

    Binghamton University Employee Assistance Program and Guthrie Health are partnering to offer a Mammogram Van Clinic in October for Breast Cancer Awareness Month. 

    This initiative aims to promote early detection of breast cancer, improve employee health, and reduce healthcare costs. Regular mammograms are vital for early detection and effective treatment of breast cancer. Please note that while some walk-in appointments may be available, the availability of services will depend on the number of registrations received.

    Register by Calling: 607-798-5723 to schedule an appointment. 

  • Tri-Cities Hearing: Hearing Screening Tests

    Binghamton University Employee Assistance Program and Tri-Cities Hearing are partnering to offer a Hearing Screening Clinic in late September. This initiative aims to promote early detection of hearing issues, improve employee health, and reduce healthcare costs. Early detection of hearing loss is crucial for timely intervention, which can enhance communication, prevent social isolation, and support cognitive health. Regular hearing screenings help identify issues early, allowing for effective management and treatment.

    Hearing screenings will be a basic airline screening / pure tone test, which takes about 10/15 minutes depending on if there needs to be a conversation afterwards.

    An additional screening called Cognivue is available upon request, based on staffing availability. This screening gives a baseline of someone's reaction speed, memory and ability to pay attention.

    Register Here: Via EAP’s Google Calendar