Pacific Union College's Health Services is dedicated to providing the campus community with the necessary screening of medical conditions and referrals to either our on-staff physician or local medical providers when appropriate.

Health Services wants you to know that we care about you as an individual and that all care given is strictly confidential. The goal of our department is to prevent illness; therefore, our emphasis is on education regarding your illness and encouragement to becoming an active participant in your own health care.

2011-2012 enrolled students are mandated to carry their own medical insurance. United Health Care Insurance Company has underwritten a plan for Pacific Union College students that can be purchased on-line. Go to https://studentinsurance.wellsfargo.com for policy details or call (800) 853-5899 for additional information.

To be an enrolled student you must submit the Health Information Form below which includes the following:

• Physical examination within the last 12 months*
• Tuberculosis skin test (with results) within the last 12 months*
• Immunization records
• Medical health insurance

If you have any questions please contact our office at (707) 965-6339. Our fax number is (707) 965-6243

*These need to be doen only one time before you enroll for the first time, not needed yearly.

Health Documents

Services Provided

Any service that has a fee will be billed to your primary insurance plan. All medical supplies/in clinic treatments/medications that are at cost can be charged to your student account).

• Nursing initial evaluation and treatment (free)
• Physician assistant three days/week (usual and customary fee)
• MD consultation (usual and customary fee)
• Psychiatrist by appointment (usual and customary fee)
• Laboratory testing (at our cost or billed to your insurance)
• Radiology/Medical imaging done off-site (usual and customary fee)
• Gynocological care and testing/PAP (usual and customary fee)
• Vaccines (at cost)
• Over the counter medications (at cost)
• Prescription medications (at cost)
• Minor surgical procedures (usual and customary fee)
• First aid treatment (free)
• Wound care (free)

Class Excuses

We are often asked to write an excuse for missing class. We have found that most professors understand that anyone can have a short term illness from time to time. It is recommended that you contact them in their office or leave them a message. If they insist on verification of an illness please have them contact our office. We will need your permission to share any part of your medical condition with them including verification that you were seen in our office.