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Health and Counseling Services Judy Shipp, Ph.D., LCP Executive Director, Counseling Center and Student Support Services UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD Health Services Business Services Building, Room 20 Services Appointments Regular (non-emergency) medical care Open Access: call between 8:30-9:30 a.m. for same-day appointment. Office hours: Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Regular appointments: for more complex issues (e.g., annual exams, athletic physicals, etc.) that can be scheduled in advance. Fees/Billing Each student is assessed a semester fee to help support Health and Counseling Services. No fee for appointments. Some small fees for certain services: Flu Vaccine Allergy Shots Hepatitis A Vaccine Teacher Physical exam + TB test Payment Options: $12.00 $40.00/semester $45.00/injection $15.00 Wrist Splint Throat Culture Pap Smear Tuberculin Skin Test $20.00 $30.00 $60.00 $10.00 • Pay Health Services directly and submit receipt to be reimbursed by insurance. • OR Health Services can bill your student account or i-card. • We do not bill health insurance. Student Health Insurance As a student, you should: 1. Have a copy of your insurance card. 1. Know which is the preferred hospital. 1. Know if a preferred provider must be seen BEFORE obtaining lab tests, x-rays, etc. Questions About Student Health Insurance? See the UIS Office of Human Resources web site: http://www.uis.edu/humanresources/studentinsurance/ See the Academic Health Plans web site: https://uis.myahpcare.com/ Emergency Medical Care Students living on campus should notify their Resident Assistant (RA), if they have a serious illness, injury, or after-hours emergency. Emergencies: Call Campus Police at 206-7777. They will call 911, if necessary. Emergency response team one mile from campus. Two hospital Emergency Departments: MMC and St. John’s. Several Urgent Care Centers. Immunizations State required immunizations are due by: 10th day of classes $35 late fee will be assessed for non-compliance. Registration for a second semester will not be allowed until immunizations are received. Required: • Current Tdap in the last 10 years • Two MMRs • TB testing for international students. Immunizations (continued) Highly Recommended: Meningitis Gardasil for females and males Flu shot in the fall For more information, check out our web site: www.uis.edu/healthservices Meningitis/Meningococcal Disease Characteristics/Symptoms Prevention/Treatment • Serious bacterial illness. • Meningococcal vaccine. • Infection of the covering of the brain and spinal cord. • Can cause blood infections. • Meningococcal infections can be treated with drugs (e.g., penicillin). • Transmitted through close contact. • See the CDC information statement for more info. • College students living in residence halls are at increased risk. • Questions? Call your physician or call Health Services at 217/206-6676. Confidentiality Abide by HIPAA and FERPA regulations regarding confidentiality. Information (visits, presence in Health Services, medical information) will not be acknowledged, discussed with anyone other than the student, unless the student has signed a consent to release information. Consent must be specific to the information and date requested; cannot be signed in advance. New consents are required for each separate release of information. Medical Excuses Written excuses are not provided unless: - Health Services feels there is a need to protect others - or in the event of communicable diseases. It is the student’s responsibility to: - communicate with your professors - inform professors that you are ill and will miss class. It is the instructor’s responsibility to determine whether: - the student is in jeopardy, academically - any absences affect the student’s academic standing. Health and Wellness Education Annual Health and Wellness Fair HIV Testing Flu Shot Clinics Educational events, speakers Student Health 101 Counseling Center Human Resources Building, Room 64 Free, confidential counseling Psychological consultation Crisis intervention Referrals Screenings: depression, anxiety, Education & prevention programs Freshman alcohol Orientation: Parent Workshop Prevention Programming Alcohol Sanctions Class Depression Screening Day Stress-Free Zone