Student Health Services INFIRMARY CHARGE
Students will not incur out-of-pocket costs for seeing the nurse or the medical representative at Student Health Services. However, there are certain items or services that may incur a cost. Any additional fee will be placed on the Student’s account as an “infirmary charge.” These charges will vary.
In special circumstances, our office will purchase equipment for a Student that we do not normally have in-stock. In these circumstances, the full retail amount is put on the account of the Student that needed the equipment.
Current complete list of items and services that incur a cost within the Health Services office (Updated Spring 2019):
- Over-The-Counter (OTC) Medicine and Supplies
- Ankle Brace Leg Lace Lock
- Anti fungal Cream
- Armsling
- Armsling Deluxe
- Cepacol Lozengers (per 4)
- Compression Sleeve
- Dayquil Packs (per 2)
- Ear drops (debrox)
- Eyedrops
- Eyewash
- Finger Cot Padded
- Hydrocortisone Cream
- Hydrocortisone Cream
- Knee Brace
- Knee Sleeve
- Lidocaine
- Loratadine
- Omeprazole
- Orthodontic Gum Wax
- Plan B
- Sam splint
- Tussin Cough
- Tussin DM (Cough & Congestion)
- Vicks Vaporub
- Wrist Support
- Prescription co-pay’s from Post Office Pharmacy
- Vaccines
- Hepatitis A
- Influenza
- Rapid tests
- Mono
- Pregnancy test
- Strep
- Urinalysis
- During Clinic Hours, Physician’s may prescribe a Student a prescription drug that the office has inventory of. It is up to the Physician if they want to provide the Student with that inventory, or send the script to a Pharmacy. Check with Health Services to find out the price per tablet/capsule of the prescription drug; it could make more economical sense to get it from a pharmacy.
Contact Us »
Abigail Fontaine, RN, BSN
Director
(518) 327-6349
Annabelle Abbadessa
Office Manager
(518) 327-6319
Joan Weill's Student Center
003 Student Health Services Office
Fax: 518-327-6309