We provide care to ALL students, both graduate and undergraduate, residential and commuter. There is no charge to be clinically evaluated by a Health Services clinician.
Appointments or Walk-ins are welcome for all health services.
Services and products provided at no charge include:
- Diagnosis and treatment of common ambulatory illnesses
- Evaluation and treatment of injuries
- Allergy injections
- STD testing and screening
- Health and wellness education and counseling
Women’s Clinic
The following services are provided as part of our women’s services:
- Birth control pills (prescribed)
- Pregnancy testing (free)
- Gynecological exams
- Pap testing
- Breast exams
- STD testing & screening
- Treatment for urinary track infections (UTI)
Men’s Clinic
The following services are provided as part of our Men’s Clinic:
- Testicular exams
- STD testing and screening
Immunizations
We provide immunizations for students. Please call 732-571-3464 for the latest fee schedule.
- MMR: measles, mumps, and rubella (prescribed)
- PPD: TB testing
- Hepatitis B
- Tetanus
- Meningitis (prescribed)
- Flu: Offered once a year through an immunization drive
Pre-Employment/Admission Physicals
Pre-employment physicals are offered at Health Services for a nominal charge.
Prescriptions and Diagnostic Testing
Students are responsible for costs incurred for prescriptions, laboratory testing, diagnostic exams, and referrals for special services. “Starter drug doses” are provided free of charge based on formulary availability.
Confidentiality and Privacy
All consultations, examinations, and counseling are strictly private and confidential.
Allergy Injections
Allergy injections are given in Health Services as a special service to students. Allergy injections are scheduled by appointment. Students need to call Health Services at 732-571-3464 for an appointment. Prior to starting allergy injections, there must be signed agreements by both the student and the Allergist Office. Copies of the agreement/allergy injection policy are listed below and can also be found on the Student Health Portal under the Forms tab. There is no fee for this service.
Please follow the guidelines below for participating in our allergy injection program:
- Students are responsible for bringing in the allergy medication and documentation at the beginning of the semester.
- Serum will be kept at the Health Center in a regulated refrigerator and must be picked up by the student at the end of each semester.
- All allergy vials must be clearly marked with the student’s name, contents, and expiration date.
- Single dose vials will not be administered.
- Sera will not be combined in a single syringe.
- First dose out of a new vial must be given by the student’s private allergist.
Documentation from the student’s allergist must include:
- Clear, legible instructions on physician office letterhead or documentation sheet
- Physician’s name and phone number
- Written instructions including dosage adjustment orders for local reactions and missed doses
Students are to inform the clinical staff of the following before an injection is administered:
- Current medications, especially beta-blockers
- Cold or allergy symptoms including any current illness, fever, or wheezing
- Prolonged or delayed reaction from previous injection
- Pregnancy
After receiving an injection, students must wait at least 30 minutes at the Health Center and be reevaluated by a clinician prior to discharge.
The full allergy injection policy can be found in the following documents: