Immunizations at Case

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Ohio is now one of the states with widespread influenza activity. You still have time to get immunized against this infection. Students can make an appointment online to get a flu shot by going to:

Myhealthconnect.case.edu

Or you may phone (216.368.4539) during regular business hours to make an appointment.

For up to the minute information on influenza, go to:

http://www.cdc.gov/flu/

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Guidelines for using the UHS/UCS during summer 2013

Generally speaking, Case Western Reserve University students registered for one or more credit hours during the summer may use the Health Service or Counseling Service without paying the summer clinic fee. When registered for one or more credit hours, the fee is included in your tuition. (Special circumstances apply to Medical, Dental Graduate and second and third year Dental students, as well as, students who attend CIA, CIM or KSUCPM. Please speak with the Health Service appointment staff for more information regarding these criteria)

Under certain circumstances persons not registered for the summer semester may be eligible to use the UHS/UCS in the summer by paying a ONE TIME FEE OF $80.00 collected at the time of the first visit. For students who are covered under the Case Western Reserve University Medical Plan, the $80.00 will be billed to the plan.

If you would like to use the UHS/UCS this summer and wonder if you are eligible, speak with a member of the Health Service staff in our administrative office or call368.2450. For questions regarding UCS you can call368.5872.

The fee will be charged beginning June 3, 2013 through August 2, 2013.

Chlamydia Screening

Chlamydia is the most common cause of bacterial sexually transmitted infection (STI) in both men and women. Untreated infections are often asymptomatic (the person with the infection has no symptoms of this).

Health Services offers a free, annual screen for chlamydia to all enrolled students.

To make an appointment for screening, call 368.4539 or go on

Myhealthconnect.case.edu

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