Medicat is the industry leader in College Health Software and serves more college and university campuses than all other college health software companies combined. From the largest universities to the smallest colleges, Medicat specializes in workflow efficiency and has been improving outcomes for campus health centers since 1993.

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Medicat's new AI-powered ambient listening tool, Note Agent, is here to slash documentation time for student health and counseling providers.

Join the party on February 19th at 2pm ET to learn more about how the tool works, why it's better than other ambient listening tools on the market, and why this integrated solution will be a great fit for your clinic.

See you there, party people!


Launch Party: Note Agent!

Managing student immunization compliance just got easier!

**Join Medicat for** **an exclusive look at our new** **ICM Agent**, powered by AI and designed to automate the time-consuming process of verifying student immunization records.

This intelligent tool will read and compare the data entered by the student on the portal with the documentation provided, flagging items that cannot be verified.

During this live session, you’ll learn how AI can reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and streamline onboarding for incoming students, **giving your staff more time to focus on delivering care and connection rather than paperwork.**


Introducing ICM Agent - What You Need to Know

Neurodivergent students bring unique perspectives and strengths to campus life. However, they also face challenges with executive functioning, social connection, and accessing the right support systems. For many, **success depends on how well their institution’s health, counseling, and disability services work together to provide consistent, coordinated care.** 

In this webinar, campus well-being leaders will share strategies for fostering inclusion and improving outcomes for neurodivergent students through a whole-campus approach.  

We’ll explore how to:

*   Strengthen collaboration between health, counseling, and accommodation services 
*   Create peer mentoring programs that ease the transition to college life 
*   Develop counseling and wellness programs tailored to neurodivergent needs 
*   Build a culture that celebrates neurodiversity 

Join us to learn practical, actionable ways to better support neurodivergent students that help students not only succeed academically, but also thrive socially and emotionally throughout their college experience. 


Supporting Neurodivergent Students: Building Inclusive Campus Care Systems

Join us for a surprising and deeply impactful session as we explore the hidden health crisis of eating disorders within college communities. Drawing on findings from [a recent study out of WashU](https://artsci.washu.edu/ampersand/eating-disorders-hidden-health-crisis-college-campuses), this webinar uncovers prevalent misconceptions about eating disorders and reveals startling realities about prevalence, stigma, and treatment disparities. 

Whether you're a student affairs professional, health services leader, or a mental health counselor, you’ll gain: 

*   Insight into **surprising data trends**, including how students of every gender identity and body size are experiencing eating disorders at increasing rates. 
*   Clarification on **why eating disorder myths persist** and how we can all help to dispel them. 
*   Understanding of **barriers to effective care,** from stigma, to insurance gaps, to misdiagnoses, especially for historically underrecognized students. 
*   A look at **innovative tools and strategies** that support students in crisis. 
*   **Practical guidance** on how campus stakeholders can dismantle stigma, respond proactively, and deliver truly supportive responses during a pivotal time in students’ lives. 

Be part of the conversation that challenges assumptions and equips you to better protect student well-being campus-wide. We’ll see you there! 


Eating Disorders on Campus: What We Get Wrong (And How to Do Better) 

Thinking about upgrading to MedicatOne? Hear directly from customers who’ve already made the move.

In this live panel discussion, three clinic leaders will share why they decided to upgrade, the challenges they navigated along the way, and how they secured internal buy-in.

You’ll get an honest look at what the transition was really like, the MedicatOne features that have made the biggest impact since upgrading, and practical advice for clinics considering the switch.

Walk away with real-world insights to help you evaluate your own upgrade—confidently and strategically.


How We Upgraded: Three Experiences of Moving to MedicatOne

Speakers

Ruth Patten

Chief Evangelist

Amy Smith

Chief Customer Officer

Scott McAward

Executive Director of University Counseling Center at the University of Utah

Beth Booth

Administrative Director of Student Health Services at Appalachian State University

Sheena Burgreen

Executive Director for Health & Well-Being at the University of North Alabama

Replays

Launch Party: Note Agent!

Introducing ICM Agent - What You Need to Know