BALTIMORE – The Notre Dame of Maryland University community will have increased access to a variety of health care products, as well as COVID self-tests, with the installation of a One Stop Wellness Vending Machine in the lobby of Doyle Hall.
The machine, located just outside the primary entrance to Doyle Formal, was funded through a grant from the American College Health Association. Other available items include personal protective equipment, first aid materials, personal care products, and several over-the-counter medications. View the full list of available items.
Students, staff and faculty can use cash or credit cards to purchase items. The machine is accessible to the entire NDMU community from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. throughout the week. Outside of those hours, community members who do not reside in Doyle Hall can call Public Safety to gain access to the building.
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