You can keep an eye on your overall health by knowing your weight and blood pressure numbers. Did you know that simply weighing yourself at least once a week has been shown to help maintain a healthy weight? And high blood pressure can lead to serious health risks, but it often has no symptoms, so it’s important to monitor your blood pressure, too.
Find out where you can use a scale and self-monitoring blood pressure machine on your campus.
1. Bryan Hall, 107 S. Indiana Ave. - Lower Level Break Room
2. IMU, 900 E. 7th St. - Lowest Level Near Escalator
3. Biology Building, 1001 E Third Street – Hallway off of the atrium, near room 142
4. Public Health, 1025 E. 7th St. - Gym
5. Central Heating Plant, 820 N. Walnut Grove - 2nd Floor, Room 5
6. Kelley School of Business, Godfrey Graduate & Executive Education Center - Ground Floor by the Stairs
7. SPEA Building,4th floor, room 430A (faculty/staff lounge)
8. 408 N Union Street, lobby of Student Central
9. Cyberinfrastructure Building (CIB), 2nd floor by the stairs
10. Service Building, 1800 N. Range Rd. - Hallway between Office and Shops
*There is a scale located in the lower level locker room of the School of Public Health as well. This scale is not maintained by Healthy IU. If you have questions about this scale, please contact .
*There are also scales located in the men’s and women’s locker rooms in the SAC. These scales are not maintained by Healthy IU. If you have questions about these scales, please call the SAC front desk at 574-520-4100.
Campus Health Clinic offers free blood pressure screening, no appointment necessary.
