In order to better address the medical health needs of adolescents presenting for mental health services at the Mount Sinai Hospital Adolescent Health Center (AHC), several questions were integrated into Adquest, a clinical adolescent self-assessment questionnaire filled out by adolescents during the first mental health appointment they attend in an attempt to better engage adolescents. This study reports findings from the aggregate data of the general section of “Your Health” of the Adquest providing information on adolescent health concerns. The study demonstrates that adolescents who seek mental health counseling have physical health concerns as well. In addition, adolescents reported wanting to talk about their health risks. Sleep difficulties was the most frequent concern, as well as weight and concerns about eating. It was concluded that adolescents receiving mental health services should be assessed for health problems by their therapists and have access to health care. References