A Teen's Map to Health Care

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1. Trusted Starting Point — A trusted adult can help identify options, transportation, questions, and support.
2. School Support — School health staff can answer questions, provide support, and connect students with care.
3. Primary Care Clinic — Primary care supports prevention, common health concerns, chronic conditions, and referrals.
4. Telehealth — Telehealth can reduce distance barriers for some kinds of care.
5. Pharmacy — Pharmacists can explain medication use, interactions, storage, and disposal.
6. Adolescent and Sexual Health Care — Youth-friendly clinics may offer development, relationship, STI, pregnancy-prevention, and reproductive-health services.
7. Mental Health Care — Mental-health professionals support stress, mood, relationships, trauma, and safety concerns.
8. Transportation — Transportation can determine whether a service is truly reachable.
9. Language Access — Interpreters and communication supports help patients understand and be understood.
10. Cost and Coverage Support — Support staff can explain coverage, sliding fees, and assistance programs.
11. Disability Access — Physical, sensory, cognitive, and communication access are part of quality care.
12. Follow-Up and Navigation — Care navigation helps schedule referrals, results, treatment, and follow-up.

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