Eligibility: Full-time undergraduate students, including Adult Horizon students, and full-time graduate students are eligible to use Health and Counseling Services. Residential students are required upon admission to submit an immunization record, a complete health history and recent physical exam. Completion of a health form is required before one can register for classes or be seen at Health Services.
Services Provided Include:
- Gynecological exams (including routine pelvic exams; contraceptive counseling and prescriptions; pregnancy testing; STD testing; the morning after pill)
- Immunizations (Tetanus; Meningitis; Hepatitis B; Hepatitis A; Varicella; Gardasil)
- Counseling Services – providing counseling for depression, stress, anxiety, ADD, relationship problems, eating disorders, substance abuse, sexual abuse/assault and other emotional problems.
- Allergy injections given by a nurse during Nurse Practitioner’s hours for $5.00 per injection fee. (Students must provide their own allergy serum and instructions from an allergist)
- Disposal of medications – students may drop off expired or unneeded medications in Student Health and we will ensure that they are disposed of properly.
Services NOT Provided by Student Health Services Include:
- Emergency care for serious or life-threatening illness or injury
- Medical services after regular hours or during official school holidays or breaks
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Confidentiality: All student health medical and counseling records are confidential. Information will not be released to anyone without the student’s signed consent, a court order or in serious situations, which compromise the health and well being of the student. Medical records and academic records are not connected in any way.