It is the policy of the University Health Center to provide the following services to faculty and visitors.
Faculty, staff and other University employees may receive:
All visitors on campus may receive first aid treatment and referral as needed.
Minor illnesses and injuries are evaluated and treated. Serious illnesses and injuries may be referred to a specialist in the area or medical facility if indicated.
School, employment, or routine physicals are available by appointment during normal operating hours at no cost. Any required labs, screenings, or immunizations are available for a fee.
Prior to your visit, complete the Women’s Health History form and bring with you to your visit.
Services Offered
Follow-up Appointments
All follow-up appointments must be scheduled online.
Birth Control Refill Policy
If it has been more than 12 months since you have seen the practitioner you must make an appointment
to see the practitioner for refills.
Cancellations
If for any reason you cannot keep your appointment, please call the University Health Center within 24 hours of your scheduled time so others can take advantage of this opening. 985-549-2242
If you have an outstanding balance with the Health Center, you will have two weeks to take care of this before the Controller’s Office is instructed to block your account. You may make payments if unable to pay entire balance at once.
Some immunizations are available at the health center for a fee. All immunizations are available at the Tangipahoa Parish Health Unit with or without insurance. They are located at 15481 Club Deluxe Rd. in Hammond. Please call 985-543-4165 to schedule an appointment.
UHC will administer B-12 or depo-provera injections for a fee. If you need a B-12 or Depo Shot, YOU must provide the medicine and we will administer the shot for a $5.00 injection fee.
Medication prescribed by a UHC practitioner may be filled at any pharmacy. Charges are determined by pharmacy.
TB Skin Tests are available for $25. This is a 2-day process (48-72 hrs apart).
You cannot receive a TB Skin test on Wednesdays during the Spring & Fall semesters after 10:30 a.m. due to the health center closing early on Fridays. No TB Skin tests on Thursdays because we are closed on the weekends.
During the Summer semester, TB skin tests can only be administered on a Monday or Tuesday in order to come back for the reading 2 days later.
When you schedule your appointment, also schedule your follow-up appointment to ensure you get it before we are booked!
“Get Yourself Tested” (GYT) is a screening for STIs.
GYT screening is a quick and easy way for Southeastern students to get screened for sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
To schedule an appointment, go to www.southeastern.edu/health. Please allow 15 minutes for your GYT visit.
When to Choose STI Testing and / or a Medical Evaluation
In either of these cases, please schedule an appointment for a medical evaluation at www.southeastern.edu/health. Female’s should schedule their appointments on a Women’s Health Day and Males on any day.
How do I get my screening results?
You will be notified of your results within two weeks, depending on the state lab. We generally relay results via a telephone call. If we can’t reach you by phone, we will send an email asking you to call us. If you have questions about the timing, ask the nurse or provider during your visit.
Healthy sexuality is an important concern for all men. Educating yourself about your sexual health and scheduling routine visits with a healthcare provider can help protect your overall health and well-being. Though the term “men’s health” is used to define this healthcare service, it is suited for people with a penis and other male anatomy regardless of their gender identity.
All visits are confidential, professional, and treat a variety of men’s health needs. Services available include:
(LabCorp Services)
Rapid strep tests, mono test, Ear Wax Removal/Ear Irrigation, glucose readings, urinalysis, UPT, nebulizer treatments, labs through outside agency, routine blood pressure checks, medical referrals, and abscess/cyst drainage.
Allergy shots, drug testing, dental care, obstetrical care, care of chronic illnesses, major injuries or major surgical procedures.
If you are traveling abroad and would like additional vaccines not offered at the health center, you can check your local Walgreens or CVS pharmacies. If they don’t have what you need in stock, they may be able to order it for you or you can go to Passport Health to find clinic locations in Louisiana.