Welcome to Health Services!

Authorization for Medical Records Release

Class Excuse Policy

Health Evaluation Form

Our mission at Millersville University Health Services is to support our students’ academic success and to promote a healthy campus community. Our vision is achieved through providing high quality holistic care, promoting disease prevention, and educating our students on the importance of preventative health.

Millersville University Health Services is Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) compliant. Everything that transpires in the Health Services is held in strictest confidence. Records will not be released (not even to parents) without the student's permission, except for continuation of care with another medical facility, in a life or death situation or under court order.

HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices

HIPAA Policy

All registered students are eligible to receive services at Millersville University Health Services. Millersville University does not require a student to carry current health insurance; however, all are advised to have coverage. Visit the Market Place website at www.HealthCare.gov.

 

Health Services provides care for registered Millersville University students.  Health Services requires the following in order to meet the Pennsylvania state immunization requirements for admission and matriculation as a MU student:

Health Evaluation forms -

1. a physical examination within the past 12 months of admission for all freshman students and within 36 months of admission for all transfer and graduate students;
2. a Tuberculosis screening;
3. a record of your medical history; and,
4. a record of your current immunization history.

This information is to be documented on the Health Services Health Evaluation Form.

You have the right to...

• Respectful, considerate, compassionate care regardless of age, gender, race, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, or disability.
• Appropriate privacy.
• Confidentiality of your medical records.  Only with your permission and/or by order of the court will your medical information be released.
• Care in a safe environment free from all forms of abuse, neglect, or harassment.
• Be informed about your health care practitioner's credentials and training.
• Be called by your proper name and to be told the names of physician, nurse practitioners, nurses, and other health care team members involved in your care.
• Participate in decisions about your care.
• Receive information about your diagnosis, evaluation, benefits and risks of treatment, expected outcome of treatment. 
• Know Availability and Fee for Service.
• Accept or Decline Treatment.
• Bring any concerns you have to the attention of the Health Services staff.

You have the responsibility to...

• Be Honest about your Medical History.  Provide complete and accurate information including your proper name and date of birth, present condition, past illnesses, hospitalizations, current medications, and any other matters pertaining to your health.
• Ask questions if you do not understand information or instructions.  If you believe you cannot follow through with your treatment plan, you are responsible for telling your practitioner.
• Be involved with your plan of care and agree to follow plan of care.
• Treat Health Services staff with respect and consideration.
• Contact Health Services if condition worsens.
• Keep appointments and be on time for appointments.
• Bring suggestions and/concerns to the attention of the Health Services staff.

Millersville University strongly condemns sexual offenses, will not tolerate sexual offenders, and support those who have been victimized.

Resources for victim survivors of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault & stalking:

Sexual Violence Awareness web site.

This website is for information only.

Monkeypox Information for Campus