Self-service health checks

About the SiSU Health Check Station

SiSU is a self-service health check station for you to measure key health metrics. It’s free, there’s no need to book, and it takes only four minutes.

We recommend you use the SiSU Health Check Station regularly to monitor your health over time.

  • What SiSU can check

    Blood pressure, heart rate, body fat, BMI, height, weight, diabetes risk and perceived stress.

  • Location at Monash

    Campus Centre, Clayton – just outside the Pharmacy, next to University Health Services (UHS).

  • Follow up

    Have any concerns about your results? See below to book an appointment for help and advice.

After your health check

Congratulations on completing your medically certified health check at the SiSU Health Station! Taking this step shows your commitment to your well-being. Your health check results have been sent to your email address.

Next steps

If you have any questions or concerns after your health check, here are your next steps.

Book a GP (doctor’s) appointment

General Practitioners (GPs) can help you understand your results and provide medical advice. If you have any concerns about any of your results, this is the best place to start.

GPs are available on campus at the University Health Services (UHS) at Clayton, Caulfield and Peninsula campuses. You can make appointments online, in person at the UHS clinics or over the phone.

You can also find a GP near you on healthdirect.

Consult a dietitian

Dietitians can provide personalised advice to improve your diet and overall health. They offer advice on a range of nutrition issues including diabetes risk, general healthy eating, weight loss, blood pressure management, and more.

You can book an appointment with a dietitian on campus at Clayton by phone on 9905 3175.

To find a dietitian near you, use the Dietitians Australia website.

Join Monash Sport

Access fitness programs and facilities on campus at Clayton, Caulfield and Peninsula to help you stay active and healthy. Find out what’s available at Monash Sport, as well as how to join, including the three-day free trial pass available for new customers.

Access mental health support

If stress is an issue for you, it may be helpful to make an appointment with a doctor or counsellor. On our website you can also find resources for managing stress and mental wellbeing.

Free counselling is available for Monash University students on campus through Counselling and Psychological Services (CAPS). Appointments are available in person or via Telehealth at Clayton, Caulfield, Peninsula and Parkville campuses. To book, call 9905 3020.

Need more help or have a question?

Give us a call or come see us at the University Health Services during opening hours: Mon–Fri from 9am to 5pm.

We value your feedback

Your feedback helps us improve our services. Please share your thoughts on your health check experience and the resources provided by emailing the Director of University Health Services at uhs-director@monash.edu.