University
Health Services
Eligibility
Emergencies
Clinic Hours
Location
Responsibilities
Health Advocacy
Services
Wellness Resource
Center
Clinic Services
Available
Clinic Services
Not Available
Student Health
Insurance
Health Records
Concerns,
Comments, Suggestions
Eligibility. All regularly
enrolled CMU students, their spouses, and other authorized
users are eligible to use Health Services. Proper CMU
identification is required to obtain services.
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Emergencies.
Dial 911 for ambulance and CMU police assistance. Emergency
care is provided by the Central Michigan Community Hospital
Emergency Room.
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Clinic
Hours. Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. A same
day/future date appointment system minimizes waiting time.
Call 989-774-5693 /TDD: 989-774-3055 to schedule an
appointment. Walk-in service for urgent problems is available
in the Primary Care Suite, Foust 104.
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Fees.
There are fees for the care provided, but payment is not
required at the time of service. Health Services will bill the
student’s primary insurance carrier if current health plan
enrollment information is provided at the time of the visit.
Contact the Health Services Business Office at 989-774-3059
for additional information about billing and insurance.
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Location.
University Health Services is located in Foust Hall at the
corner of Preston and East Campus Drive. For easy access,
students are encouraged to use the Preston Street entrance.
The CMU shuttle bus will stop at Health Services upon request
by the student when boarding the bus.
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Responsibilities.
The primary responsibilities of the University Health Services
are to provide readily accessible health care, health
education, health promotion, disease prevention, and
communicable disease outbreak management services for Central
Michigan University students and their spouses.
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Health
Advocacy Services. This unit of University Health
Services, located in Foust 108, provides a variety of
educational and health promotional services to the University
community. It offers a proactive approach to preventing
illness and provides students with creative and efficient
strategies for making health lifestyle choices. Focus areas
include general health and nutrition, alcohol and other drug
abuse prevention, and sexual health education. Health Advocacy
Services includes the Wellness Resource Center and the Alcohol
and Other Drug Abuse Prevention Program.
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Wellness
Resource Center. The Wellness Resource Center, located
in Foust 106, is a student-operated unit of Health Services.
It offers a wide variety of health-related information and
services, most at no charge. The Wellness Resource Center
operates on the holistic wellness concept that considers the
individual on several levels: physical, social, emotional,
mental, and spiritual. Students are invited to participate as
volunteer Peer Advocates for Healthy Lifestyles (PAHLS) and
assist with health-related programming across the campus
community.
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Clinical
Services Available. Board-certified family practice
physicians working in teams with a nurse practitioner or
physician assistant provide primary healthcare services,
similar to those provided in a family doctor’s office, with
a strong educational component. Services include: diagnosis
and treatment of illnesses and injuries; physical
examinations; allergy injections (with serum from student’s
allergist); immunizations and TB skin testing; women’s
health care services; confidential HIV/AIDS and STD testing;
travel health services; basic rehabilitation services provided
by certified athletic trainers under physician’s
supervision. In addition, University Health Services has an
on-site pharmacy and laboratory. Both accept orders from
outside providers. X-ray and other diagnostic imaging services
are also available.
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Clinical
Services Not Available. University Health Services does not
provide major or elective surgery; hospital in-patient
care; obstetrical care; physical therapy; fitting of glasses
or other vision care; or dental services. Referrals to
physical therapy are readily arranged when indicated.
Referrals to specialty care are also provided when needed.
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Student
Health Insurance. A nationally-recognized health
insurance carrier offers and administers a reasonably-priced
health insurance plan for CMU students. Plan options, premium
costs, and enrollment information are available on the
University Health Services web site at
www.healthservices.cmich.edu and in the Business Office, Foust
202, 989-774-3059.
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Health
Records. Health records are maintained for students
and their spouses at University Health Services. The
information is confidential and will not be released to anyone
without the student’s authorization, except as permitted or
required by law. Students are asked to submit a pre-entrance
health history report and pre-matriculation immunization
record to assist University Health Services in providing safe,
effective, and appropriate care.
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Concerns,
Comments, Suggestions. University Health Services
seeks to continually improve its services and values input
from users regarding the care provided. Concerns, comments, or
suggestions about the services can be addressed by completing
a Patient Satisfaction Survey at the time of the visit,
speaking with a staff member or unit supervisor, contacting
the Director, Foust 249, 989-774-3944, or via e-mail at healthservices@cmich.edu.
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