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Services
The Student Health and Wellness Center offers both clinical and health education services.
We treat acute problems such as bronchitis, ear infections, strep throat, flu, mono, urinary infections, sexually transmitted infections, headaches, allergy symptoms, skin rashes, colds, pinkeye, minor burns, depression, and anxiety.
We also offer health education programming for the residence halls, organizations and individuals; some examples include substance abuse, tobacco use/smoking cessation, eating disorders, sexual health, and stress management.
Clinical and Health Education Visits are included in the students' comprehensive fee. There is no pharmacy or specialty care on campus. If a student needs a prescription filled or is referred to an outside clinician,they will be responsible for the associated costs. Below is a list of common services available at SHWC, some of which may have an extra charge.
| Monthly Allergy Injections | $50.00 per Semester paid before first injection |
| Twice a month Allergy Injection | $100.00 as above |
| 3 or 4 times a month | $150.00 as above |
| More than 4 times per month | $200.00 |
| Other Per Visit or Possible Fees | |
| PPD - when serum is available | $35 |
| Convenience fee for administration of some injections prescribed by others | $5.00 (Check with SHWC on types allowed) |
| Crutches loaned | $30.00 replacement fee if lost or damaged |
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Labaratory Tests Sent to Offsite Lab (Labcorp, or Centra Lab) |
billed to insurance or directly to student |
| Labaratory Tests Completed Onsite | no charge |
| Flu Shot | no charge |
Referrals
The following health problems will require referral which the Health and Wellness Center can facilitate: ingrown toenails, removal of dental sutures, pilonidal cyst, blood under a nail, nosebleeds (other than first aid to stop the bleeding), cuts requiring sutures, and fractures, severe burns, eye emergencies, and seizures. Health Physicals for work, school, sports, ROTC, travel etc. will be referred to outside resources and are not a service of the Student Health and Wellness Center.
Allergy Clinics
Allergy clinics are available in the Student Health and Wellness Center for a fee.
Family Planning
The SHWC has partnered with the Prince Edward County Health Department to conduct a family planning and STI clinic on campus in the Student Health and Wellness Center every 2nd Wednesday during the fall and spring semesters beginning Wednesday 9/8/10. Call 434.392.8187 for an appointment! Be sure to ask to be seen at Longwood.
If you would like to talk with a Clinician or Health Educator about resources for women's health please call us at 434.395.2102 for an appointment.
Resources for Family Planning are also available at the Prince Edward County Health Department (434.392.8187) and at the Center for Women and Families (434.392.8177).
Emergency Contraception
Emergency Contraception (EC) works by delaying or inhibiting ovulation and will not disrupt an implanted pregnancy. EC pills reduce the chance of pregnancy by 75%-89%. It must be taken within 72 hours of intercourse.
Emergency contraception is available at participating pharmacies, such as CVS, without a prescription for individuals 18 years of age and older. Please note, some pharmacies, such as Wal-Mart, do not dispense EC. The Health Department is also a resource at 434.392.8187 and so is 1.888.NOT.2.LATE (http://not-2-late.com).
