General Information

The Student Health Service provides services to all enrolled undergraduate, graduate and law students living on or off campus. Each student must have a Comprehensive Health and Disabiltiy Report form on file with the Student Health Service. This form is available on campus at the Student Health Service or online by clicking the link above. 

Services provided include:

• Evaluation and treatment of illness and injury.
• Physical exams.
• Women's health examinations, STI testing, pregnancy screening, birth control counseling and supplies (including the morning-after pill).
• Overseas travel consultation and vaccinations. Advice on health risks in developing countries.
• Routine vaccinations and allergy injections.
• Laboratory testing.
• Referral to off campus medical providers and specialists.
• After hours nurse consultation service is available at 1-800-607-5501. Calls are taken from 4 PM to 8 AM Monday - Friday and 24 hrs. a day on weekends and holidays.

Fees

Medications, vaccinations, laboratory tests and some medical procedures are provided according to a posted fee schedule. There is no charge for office visits and consultations.

Confidentiality

All contacts between the patient and Student Health Service are considered confidential and are not released without the student's written consent.

Mandatory insurance coverage

During the academic school year, all undergraduate and law students are required to enroll in the College's insurance plan unless, they complete the online waiver, on the Aetna Student Health website, showing proof of insurance coverage. Graduate students may enroll in the insurance on a voluntary basis.

Summer insurance coverage

Summer coverage is optional, but highly recommended. You must submit an application and payment directly to the insurance company by the deadline given on the application form. Applications are available at the following Aetna Student Health web address:

Aetnastudenthealth.com