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Healthcare in Seattle

Healthcare in Seattle. Seattle University Student Health Center. All students can utilize the Student Health Center. Enrollment in the student h ealth i nsurance program is not needed. Location Bellarmine Hall, Room 108 Clinic Hours during Academic year Monday-Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm

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Healthcare in Seattle

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  1. Healthcare in Seattle

  2. Seattle University Student Health Center All students can utilize the Student Health Center. Enrollment in the student health insurance program is not needed. LocationBellarmine Hall, Room 108 Clinic Hours during Academic yearMonday-Friday 8:30am - 5:00pm Summer Clinic HoursMonday-Thursday, 8:30am – 4:30pmFriday 8:30am – 3:00pmClosed for lunch noon – 1pm Websitehttps://www.seattleu.edu//student-health/ StaffNurse Practitioners (ARNP)Registered Nurse (RN)Medical Assistants (MA)

  3. Primary Care Services provided in the SHC Physicalsvolunteer programs, travel, ROTC, program physicals for College of Nursing & Diagnostic ultrasound program Acute Carediagnosis and treatment of illnesses, infections, & minor injuries Sports Medicine treatment of concussions, muscle strains, joint sprains and fractures with referral to specialists as needed Skin Careincluding treatment of acne, eczema, warts Women's Health pap smears, pregnancy testing/prevention, PCOS, breast concernsServices STD evaluation testing, treatment, counseling, and PrEP Mental Health diagnosis and treatment of anxiety and depression; medication management for other stable mental health conditions; referral to psychiatry as needed Other Immunizations and TB testing

  4. SHC Costs $5 administrative fee to see Nurse Practitioner, no other visit fee SHC does not bill insurance except the Aetna Student Insurance plan Additional costs for some in clinic tests, procedures, and immunizations (can provide receipt to submit to insurance)

  5. Urgent & emergent care near seattle University URGENT CARES Swedish Express Care at Walgreens 888-227-33121531 Broadway, Seattle WA 98122Same day appointments available: Open 8am –8pm every day www.Swedish.org/services/expresscare Immediate Clinic - Capitol Hill 206-323-40001512 Broadway, Seattle WA 98122Walk-in: Open 8am – 8pm every day info@immediateclinic.com After-Hours Clinic at Swedish Cherry Hill 206-320-5556550 16th Avenue, Seattle, WA 98122 (next to ER)Walk-in. O pen 6:00-9:45pm Mon-Fri, Noon to 9:45pm Sat & Sun EMERGENCY ROOMS Swedish First Hill700 Minor Ave, Seattle, WA 98122206-386-6000Swedish Cherry Hill540 16th Ave, Seattle, WA, 98122206-320-2000Harborview325 9th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104 (entrance on corner of 9th & Jefferson)206-520-5000 Swedish Express Care at Walgreens Immediate Clinic Capitol Hill Swedish First Hill ER Swedish Cherry Hill ER Bellarmine Hall After-Hours Clinic at Swedish Cherry Hill (Next to the ER) Campion Hall Harborview ER

  6. Pharmacies Bartell Drugs 206-726-3491 1407 Broadway Ave, Seattle, WA 98122 Bartell Drugs 206-340-1066 1101 Madison St, Seattle, WA 98104 Walgreens Broadway 206-204-0599 1531 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122 Walgreens First Hill (located inside Swedish First Hill) 206-751-1345 747 Broadway Ave Suite Et144, Seattle, WA 98122 Eastern’s Pharmacy 206-622-6094 515 Minor Ave Ste 120, Seattle, WA 98104

  7. CVS pharmacy The nearest CVS is located inside Target 1401 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 206-494-3251

  8. Immunizations

  9. Proof of immunity to measles • Two vaccines given after the age of 12 months and at least 4 weeks apart (MMR most common measles containing vaccine in US) OR • Positive measles antibody blood test Required vaccines

  10. All Childhood Immunizations recommended • Specific immunizations recommended to students living in close quarters with other students: • Mumps (part of the MMR series) • Pertussis (part of the Tdap series)(AKA whooping cough) • Varicella (AKA chicken Pox) • Meningitis ACWY (MCV4) • Meningitis B (MenB) • Influenza yearly Recommended vaccines

  11. Insurance Full time undergraduate students are required to have medical insurance with healthcare access in Washington state

  12. Why Do I need insurance coverage in Washington state?

  13. Something unexpected can happen that doesn’t fall into your out of area emergency access with your insurance plan. • A few examples: • Rehab Therapy • Mental Health care needs • Newly diagnosed chronic disease • Exacerbation of previously diagnosed health condition • Sleep disorders

  14. Do you want the student health insurance plan through Aetna Student insurance?

  15. Whether your answer is Yes or No, I recommend creating an account on the JCB Student insurance portal, www.jcbins.com

  16. NOIf no, than you will need to submit a waiver. • Deadline to waive is 10/2/19 • Click on Submit Waiver Here • Choose term 9/1/19 – 12/31/19

  17. To complete the waiver you will need: • Copy of your insurance card (front and back) to upload to the site • Access to your insurance information • Approved waiver good in effect 8/31/20

  18. YesIf yes, than • No further action is needed, you will be enrolled by default if there isn’t a waiver on file ORYou can “opt-IN” on the JCB Student insurance portal, which will stop the emails from coming • Learn more about your insurance plan Medical Plan: Aetna Student Health Open Choice PPO Annual cost: $2181 divided into three terms

  19. Q & A

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