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• Emporia State University Health Center
• Submitted by pete hair on 2010-05-12
• Who can use these services?

  Any degree-seeking student currently enrolled for the semester at Emporia State University, who has paid full-time student fees (campus privilege fees), is eligible for basic health services.  Families of students are not eligible to use Student Health Services but can find treatment on a sliding fee scale at the local Public Health Department (Flint Hills Community Health Center) nearby  (See address in the bar on the right).

  The Student Health Fee for 2009-2010 is $63.35 per semester for full time students and $9.75 per credit hour for part-time students. Part-time students must pay an additional fee at the time of the first visit each semester to equal that of full-time students.  Those current degree-seeking ESU students who are not taking classes during the summer may pay a $40.00 "summer use" fee. This entitles the student to see a health care provider free of charge all summer. Students needing other services or procedures (i.e., laboratory tests, medications, some medical supplies or pap smears) will be assessed a charge which is customarily much less than the community rate. If you have questions about the cost of a particular service, please call 620-341-5223 for information.

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  Confidentiality of Records

  Student Health records are kept strictly confidential. No medical information is released without written consent from the student or a court order/subpoena.  Exceptions to this may include emergencies or matters of public health as allowed by law.

   

  Statement of Non-Discrimination

  The Emporia State University Student Health Center seeks to care for all patients without regard to age, race, color, religion, gender, marital status, national origin, handicap or disability, veteran status or sexual orientation. 

  Site Accessibility
  The Student Health Center web pages form a living document and are regularly updated.  We strive to make them universally accessible.  Suggestions for increasing the accessibility of these pages are welcome and should be sent to shc@emporia.edu.
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