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Access to Health Services
Per Executive Order 943, Health Services will provide general medical care to all matriculated students who have paid the appropriate mandatory Health Services Fee.
Currently Enrolled Students
One who is enrolled in the current term. No additional visit fee or in-house lab charges apply. Students will be responsible for outside lab fee(s), prescriptions, and Specialty Clinic Fees.
Continuing Student
Continuing students (enrolled the previous term, not enrolled for the current term but plan to be enrolled for the next term) may be seen, subject to fee-for-service charges.
Graduated/Non-Returning Student
Graduated/non-returning students may be seen for one courtesy visit after graduation, including lab testing, X-rays and pharmacy services. The purpose of this visit is to resolve a concern discussed in a previous visit and to issue an appropriate referral. The visit and additional services are subject to fee-for-service charges.
Participants of campus-sponsored programs
Participants of campus-sponsored programs (i.e. Extended Education, Quarter Plus) are eligible for health services, if the Health Services Fee was charged that term. Students cannot choose to pay this fee if the fee is not automatically applied to their student account.
Students from other CSU campuses
Students eligible for basic services at one CSU campus shall be eligible for basic services provided by other CSU campuses. Basic services are office visit, immunizations, lab testing, X-rays, pharmacy services and others as stipulated in Executive Order 943. Some fees for service may apply.
Visitors
Visitors will be seen for emergency first aid only (one-time treatment that does not require a physician, laboratory, X-ray, or pharmacy services).
Staff/Faculty
Can be treated for emergency first aid only for work-related injuries. Emergency first aid is defined as one-time treatment that typically does not require a physician, laboratory, X-ray, or pharmacy services. Please refer to the Workman’s Compensation website.