A primary care clinic for students, their spouses, and dependents.

Mark Pfitzner

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On-Campus Convenience

Near campus shuttle routesFree parking

Services• Sick and well care• Women’s health• Travel Medicine

– Detailed consultation regarding your trip– Specialized immunizations (e.g., Yellow Fever)

• Sports medicine• Immunizations

– Vaccines for Children (VFC) participant – provides vaccines for those <19 years old if uninsured for administration fee (currently $14)

• Prescription Assistance– Will help students enroll in pharmaceutical company’s free prescription

program if they meet financial requirements (not all medications have programs)

Clinic Hours• Visits are by appointment ONLY– Typically can be worked in that day or next– Ill patients will be triaged by our nursing staff

• Monday – Friday: 8 – 5 pm• Saturdays: 9 – Noon– except holiday weekends

• Tuesday evenings until 7:30 pm during Fall and Spring semester

• Closed all University holidays and closure days• After hours nurse line available

Billing• Student Fees allow us to discount our services • We are happy to bill most insurances• If we are aware that a student’s private insurance

does not reimburse us for our services, we will assist the student in finding a clinic that does (typically, a University clinic within our building).

• The student is responsible for any charges not covered by their insurance.

• Certain insurances (Kaiser) provide no coverage outside of their coverage area.

Student Insurance Plan2012-2013

Waiting period for coverage of Pre-existing conditions are waived for participants under 19 years of age

$10 co-pay at Student Health Center Wellness benefit (Annual Exam, and immunizations ) covered

at 100% at Student Health Center No annual deductable for services provided at Student Health

Center $100 annual deductible for services outside Student Health

For complete details visit the website www.utesstudentinsurance.com

Immunization Requirement

• Two MMR’s (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) are REQUIRED

• Fill out the “Proof of Immunity” form and return to Student Health Center before September 30th

• Only religious or medical exemptions are allowed

“I can’t find the dates of my MMR”

• For Utah students, the dates are usually available through your high school

• If you are sure you have had the immunizations, blood titers can be drawn– However, if you are negative, you will then need

the vaccination.– Insurance may cover the cost of vaccinations