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Office of Health Services
Mrs.
Velva Greene-Rainey, RN - Director/Head Nurse
Cresson Hall, First Floor
Office Hours: 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. (Monday-Friday)
" By Appointment Only" for ALL Services (other than emergencies) starting January, 2012
Office Numbers: 484-365-7338 and 484-365-7327
Fax Number: 484-365-7287
After office
hours, during the evenings and on weekends, any students with medical
emergencies will be transported by Public Safety to the nearest
hospital, Jennersville Regional Hospital.
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Health
Services provides medical, mental health and health education
services and programs for the University community that will
meet the primary health care needs of students, enhance the
personal growth and development of students and support other
University missions and goals. Health Services located on the
first floor of Cresson Hall, provides evaluation and treatment
of illness and injury. Routine immunizations are available for
a small fee. Injection for allergies and other injections must
be provided by the student, but will be given in the Health
Services facility. All medical care is confidential and protected
by State and Federal laws. Health Services is staffed by Registered
and Licensed Practical Nurses. |
The
Office of Health Services provides medical and health education services
and programs for the University community that will meet the primary
health care needs of students, enhance the personal growth and development
of students, and support other University missions and goals. Health
Services located on the first floor of Cresson Hall, provides evaluation
and treatment of illness and injury. Routine immunizations are available
for a small fee. Injection for allergies and other injections must
be provided by the student, but will be given in the Health Services
facility. All medical care is confidential and protected by State
and Federal laws.
All students
enrolled at the University are eligible for medical care as well as
other
services. There is no charge for over the counter medications, but
there is a $5-$10 charge for prescription medications. The student
must provide insulin, inhalers, allergy serum and Depo-Provera. If
a student is referred out to the hospital or laboratory, students
are responsible for payment. All students must show proof of medical
insurance; otherwise, they are required to obtain the University insurance
policy. In addition to direct medical care, the nurses are resources
to the campus as guest lecturers, consultants for public health issues
and as collaborators on health related topics. Health Services is
open Monday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The physician
is available three (3) times a week for scheduled appointments. Students
must have a complete sports physical examination to participate in
cheerleading, dance, flag, band and all sports each individual year,
prior to actually participating in practice or games. A copy of all
sports physicals from all participants must also be on file at the
Health Services Office and Athletics Department.
Lincoln University
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
1570 Baltimore Pike, P.O. Box 179, Lincoln University, PA 19352
\ (484) 365-8000
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