After two missed appointments in an academic year, you will be charged a $25 fee for each additional missed appointment. You can avoid this charge by canceling your appointment.

We have a high demand for our services. Non-canceled appointments are missed opportunities for other students in need of timely services.

*Readings are done two days later at the same time and location as the clinic. If you do not get the test read within 48 to 72 hours, you will have to repeat the testing.

The CHWB is located at the Suites on Maple East.

The TB test clinic is free to any student who has paid Health and Wellness Fee A if the testing is obtained during the clinics listed. Any student wishing to receive the test at other times may sign in at the Health Center as a walk-in and will be charged $15. (TB testing will not be done on Thursdays).

Health and Wellness Fee B students are eligible to participate in the clinics for a fee of $15.

If you have any questions, call the Health Service at 724-357-2550 or e-mail health-inquiry@iup.edu.

Flu shots are still available in various locations around Indiana. Check with pharmacies and grocery stores for times and costs.

Free flu shots are available to IUP students while supplies last at the IUP Health Service.

There are several ways to reduce the chances that you become sick with the flu this season. For more information about seasonal flu and how to prevent it, visit the Centers for Disease Control website.

The Health Service transitioned to electronic medical records in 2011. Students can now enter information regarding their health history and immunization status electronically via this web link.

Only currently registered students will be able to submit information to their electronic medical records via this link.

The page will ask for the IUP username and password to enter the site. Once on the page, read the instructions and submit the information only when you have completed the form. This page will also allow you to view and print the immunizations that you have on file with the Health Service whenever you choose.

We realize many students have submitted this information previously on paper, and the Health Service will continue to maintain those records. However, this method will allow easier, more timely access to your health history and immunization status in the event you visit the Health Service.

Contact us by email or telephone if there are any questions.

Please see this important information about providing health history and immunization information to the Health Service for Fall 2012.

After careful consideration, we have selected the Point and Click Solutions EHR system and have made the necessary technical and hardware changes. Point and Click is being used in other PASSHE health centers and specializes in college and university settings.

While we provide the same great personal care, be patient with us as we learn to utilize the system to its maximum potential. All previous records will be maintained and gradually converted to electronic format. Students who have never been to the Health Service will begin with an electronic record which will be maintained indefinitely.  

It will be imperative to have your IUP I-card to log in at the reception window, as the login process will also be automated and updated.

As the system becomes fully integrated over the first year, students will be able to look online and schedule certain types of visits, while walk-in visits such as illness and injury are still available. Certain types of visits, including physicals and women's health issues, are already available as an appointment by calling the office. Health history forms and immunization records are still vitally important to have on record with the Health Service. Eventually, student health history records and immunization records will be entered via a Web portal available to all students and will be automatically available to the providers at a visit.

This type of electronic system will provide the highest quality of record keeping, while still allowing for the personal attention given to patients in our Health Service setting. As usual, if any student has a concern, especially at the time of their visit, they can ask to speak to the director.

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we move our healthcare forward!