Juneau Teen Health Center offers convenient, confidential, and free health services at the three Juneau high schools, Juneau-Douglas High School (JDHS), Thunder Mountain High School (TMHS) and Yaakoosge Daakahidi High School (YDHS).

Comprehensive health services for high-school aged youth include: 
  • Health Assessments/ Sports Physicals
  • Diagnosis and Treatment of Minor Illness and Injury 
  • Wellness Promotion
  • Behavioral Health Counseling
  • Laboratory Services
  • Reproductive Health 
  • Nutrition Consultation
  • Referrals and Follow-up 

​Read more about our services in the ABOUT US tab above. 
CONSENT: Students who wish to use services at the Juneau Teen Health Center must have a signed parental consent form on file. If no consent is on file, then a teen can only receive reproductive health care services as stipulated by State of Alaska law (AS 25.20.025). If a parent prefers to withhold consent and signs the form accordingly, then no services will be made available to their teen. Questions regarding consent or withholding consent should be addressed to the Adolescent Health Care Coordinator.

​Go to the CONSENT tab above to download a copy of the Consent Form.
Due to school closure, the Juneau Teen Health Center will be closed 3/16-3/29. For immediate needs - 
  • Reproductive Health:  call the Juneau Public Health Center at 465-3353 for birth control refills, STI testing, etc.
  • Mental Health:  a list of community counselors is available online at juneaumentalhealth.org  
  • Other Health concerns:  contact your primary care doctor, SEARHC  at 463-4040, or Bartlett Regional Hospital at 796-8900. ​
COMMUNITY PARTNERS:  The Juneau Teen Health Center has been in operation since 1993. The school-based health center is funded and maintained through a six partner inter-agency coalition. Each partner agency contributes resources and/or personnel and provides oversight for clinic operations.

​The Juneau Teen Health Center partner agencies are: