Enrollment eligibility
Students are eligible for counseling and medical services if they are an enrolled Lakeland University student. Specific criteria is as follows:
Eligible students
- Current students: students who are enrolled in the current term AND have paid segregated fees for the current term.
- Summer term students: term is a summer term AND the student was enrolled in the prior spring term AND the student paid segregated fees for the prior spring term AND the student is enrolled in the next fall term.
- International students: student is an international student AND their admit term is greater than or equal to the current term AND the application is registered.
Ineligible students
- Withdrawal students: students who have a withdraw date greater than or equal to the Term begin date (students who withdrew from the current term).
Future students who are enrolled in a term that is greater than the current term AND are not enrolled in the current term AND were not enrolled in the prior term will have web access only.
Cost
- Medical services, wellness exams and after hours calls are free
- Prevea Virtual Care for $35
- Prevea Urgent Care visit is $85
- If labs/screenings/testing, immunizations, medications or pathology services are required, you will be billed directly to your medical plan or pay at time of service with credit/debit/HSA card or check.
Locations and hours
Services
- Medical evaluation of:
- Cough
- Ear pain
- Eye redness/drainage
- Fatigue
- Genital discharge
- Minor injuries
- Rashes
- Sinus problems
- Skin infections
- Sore throat
- Urinary symptoms
- Procedures, such as, but not limited to:
- Ear irrigation
- Simple laceration repair
- Suture removal
- Wart treatment
- Physical exams, free
- Women’s health exams, free
- Screening of sexually transmitted infections (STI)
- TB skin screening and testing
- Immunizations
- Antibiotics
- Depo-Provera®
- Oral contraceptives
- Lab services, such as, but not limited to:
- Chlamydia and gonorrhea
- HIV
- Phlebotomy
- Rapid mono
- Rapid strep
- Urinalysis
- Urine pregnancy
Meet your providers
Health and Wellness Center FAQs
Yes. Upon entering the center, you will be asked for a form of identification, such as your student ID or a driver’s license.
No. Your health care information is protected under the federal HIPAA patient privacy rules and standards. Parents will only know of services provided if the services are billed to insurance and the student is on the parent’s insurance policy. Any services provided at no cost or paid at time of service will not be submitted to insurance.
Yes. If you have a lab order from another provider, we
can perform a blood draw and/or collection and send it to the lab for testing
and processing. There is no cost for lab services completed at the center.
If you are a Prevea patient, your medical records will automatically be available to your provider through EPIC, the electronic medical record. Many local health systems now use EPIC. There is a function in EPIC known as “Care Everywhere”
that, with your permission, will allow other providers to access your medical record within other health systems that use EPIC. Otherwise, records can be faxed to your provider via confidential fax lines.
The center is a convenient and cost-effective option and a benefit to you. Which care provider you decide to see
is 100% your choice.
Yes. The providers at the center will communicate, upon request, about all services including lab work to your primary care provider. If additional follow up is needed, Prevea will refer you to your system of choice.
Prevea has an electronic medical record at the center. Any service provided by the providers will automatically be communicated to your primary care provider through the electronic medical record.
You may be referred to another provider for services; as a result, that provider’s care will be charged to your insurance.
No. Your health care information is protected under the federal HIPAA patient privacy rules and standards.
No. Schools do not have access to your medical records. The center is operated by Prevea Health employees and is in full regulatory compliance with HIPAA.
Yes. You still need insurance because the center covers a limited number of services. You still need insurance for medical procedures not available at the center, such as X-rays or catastrophic events.