The document summarizes health services available to University of Oregon students through the University Health Center. The Health Center provides comprehensive medical care, mental health services, pharmacy services, dental care, physical therapy, and other specialty services. Students can access these services by paying a mandatory health service fee. While the fee allows students to access services at a lower cost, it does not replace health insurance, which students are advised to have. The Health Center also offers the UO Student Health Benefits Plan for students to purchase insurance.
Learn about healthcare for international students in the USA and the UK with this presentation from the NAFSA Region III Conference in Rogers, Arkansas in 2013. The presenters were Jane Clark and Victoria Troupe
First Pediatric Concussion Treatment Guidelines by CDC
mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI)
recommendations on the diagnosis, prognosis, and management/treatment of pediatric mTBI
review of pediatric mTBI scientific evidence
Refrain from routinely imaging children to diagnose mTBI
Learn about healthcare for international students in the USA and the UK with this presentation from the NAFSA Region III Conference in Rogers, Arkansas in 2013. The presenters were Jane Clark and Victoria Troupe
First Pediatric Concussion Treatment Guidelines by CDC
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review of pediatric mTBI scientific evidence
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Series of lectures I gave for the PEER (Professionalism and Ethics Education for Residents) Project sponsored and organized by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCHS).
OUTLINE:
What is an informed consent to treatment?
What is the elf basis to consent?
What makes the consent an ethically valid one?
Types of Consent
When it is needed? When could it be waived?
How to take an informed consent?
What if the patient is not able to give consent?
Documentation of Consent
Special Issues about Consent
If you're interested in studying medicine in school but aren't sure that cardiology is the right concentration, this presentation by Andrew Rudin, MD, may help you decide.
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Lecture 18 Medical Errors: Ethical, professional and Legal AspectsDr Ghaiath Hussein
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Series of lectures I gave for the PEER (Professionalism and Ethics Education for Residents) Project sponsored and organized by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCHS).
OUTLINE:
What is an informed consent to treatment?
What is the elf basis to consent?
What makes the consent an ethically valid one?
Types of Consent
When it is needed? When could it be waived?
How to take an informed consent?
What if the patient is not able to give consent?
Documentation of Consent
Special Issues about Consent
If you're interested in studying medicine in school but aren't sure that cardiology is the right concentration, this presentation by Andrew Rudin, MD, may help you decide.
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2. Comprehensive Medical Care
Provided by board-certified
doctors, nurse practitioners,
and specialized health
professionals.
Primary source for multi-
specialty care on campus
3. University Health Center Services
Primary Care
Mental Health
Acupuncture
Allergy/Asthma
Birth Control
Colds/Flu
CPR/First Aid Classes
Dental
Diabetes Management
Energy Healing
Health Insurance
Immunizations
Nurse Advice Line
Nutrition
Pharmacy
Physical Therapy
Sexual Health
Sports Medicine
STI Screening Clinic
Stress Management
Suicide Prevention
Tobacco Cessation
Travel Clinic
X-ray
Massage Therapy
Medical Lab Tests
Medical Records
Meditation
4. MyUOHealth Student Portal
Log in with your Duck ID at
studentlife.uoregon.edu/myhealth:
Input your immunization records
Update your current address while
attending the UO
Schedule an appointment
Sign up for health insurance
Review and print statements
Request health records
5. Health Center Hours
Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saturdays: 9:00am – 1:00pm (except summer)
When the Health Center is closed:
Nurse Advice Line: Call 541-346-2770
Urgent Care: 13th Ave and Patterson
Emergency Room: 13th Ave and Hilyard
6. Making an Appointment at the UHC
Login to the myUOHealth Student Portal
Call the UHC during business hours at:
541-346-2770
Walk-in to the UHC to
make an appointment
Advance scheduling is preferred
7. Immunization Requirements
Starting Fall 2017, for all incoming students:
Submit via the myUOHealth Student Portal
Required Immunizations
Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR)
Varicella (chickenpox)
Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis (Tdap)
Meningococcal Quadrivalent (MCV-4, MPSV-4)
Required Tuberculosis (TB) Screening
Must complete online questionnaire
16. Additional Services
Stress Reduction
Energy healing, massage, acupuncture, Relax & Renew
meditation class, sleep workshops, and referrals to the University
Counseling Center
Sexual Health Resources
Contraception, exams, pregnancy testing and counseling,
STI testing & treatment
Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANE)
Exams for evidence collection after a sexual assault, support, and
resource referrals
Free Nicotine Replacement Therapy (NRT)
Ducks with Diabetes Student Group
17. Smoke- and Tobacco-Free University
No smoking or tobacco use
allowed on campus,
including:
Cigarettes
Marijuana
E-cigarettes
Vaporizers
Vape pens
Tobacco 21
Lane County Ordinance
No purchase or
possession of tobacco
products under age 21
18. Sick Notes / Medical Excuses
UHC does not provide excuses for students who miss class
Commitment to confidentiality
Appropriate use of health care resources
Support dialogue between students and faculty
Students are advised to notify
faculty of injury/illness
Students with serious illness or
significant disability can request a
letter in their medical record for
access by Academic Advising
19. Health Service Fee
Mandatory for all enrolled students
Allows access to UHC services at much lower costs
compared to private clinics
Funds wellness activities and response to
campus health emergencies
The health service fee is not health insurance
Students are responsible for paying for UHC services
20. Courtesy Billing (Medical)
UHC is in-network with some insurance companies and will
courtesy-bill other plans
Currently accept: Oregon Health Plan, CCare, and
PacificSource UO Student Health Plan & GTF
Network providers are subject to change
Evaluate coverage before arriving on campus
Remaining balance after insurance payment is billed to the
student’s UO account (DuckWeb)
Must register insurance for courtesy billing
Billing Consent Form on the myUOHealth Student Portal
Bring insurance card to UHC
21. Pharmacy & Dental Billing
UHC Pharmacy and Dental clinics are in-network with most
insurance companies
Remaining balance after insurance payment (including co-pays)
is billed to the student’s UO account (DuckWeb)
22. Health Insurance
Not required for domestic students
All students are strongly encouraged to have coverage that
works well…
… in the Eugene area
… anywhere their travels may take them (including international)
Many private insurance plans have high deductibles and
limited coverage when you leave your home area
Contact your carrier
23. Compare Your Coverage
UO Student Health Benefits Plan (SHBP)
Platinum-rated plan
National and worldwide coverage
Available only to active UO students
University
Health Center
University Exclusive
Network
PacificSource
Network
Deductible $0 $200 $200
Doctor’s visit $0 $20 $35
Acute care / urgent care $0 $30 $45
Emergency visit
* Must qualify as a true
medical emergency *
N/A $200 $200
Physical therapy $0 $20 $35
24. How to Enroll
myUOHealth Student Portal
Complete an enrollment form
Under the “Forms” tab
Annual Coverage Period
September 15, 2017 to September 14, 2018
Coverage Periods Compliance Deadlines
Fall Term September 15 – December 31, 2017 October 4, 2017
Winter Term January 1 – March 31, 2018 January 17, 2018
Spring Term April 1 – September 14, 2018 April 11, 2018
Summer-Only Term June 17 – September 14, 2018 June 29, 2018
25. Questions?
Corner of East 13th Avenue and Agate Street
Open House today 12-3pm
health.uoregon.edu
541-346-2770
