1. Building 1700 – Next to Safety International Student Presentation

2. To Prevent when Possible To Treat when Needed To Empower Always

3. We are here to help you stay healthy and well Where: Building 1700 Room 1701 When: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 9:00 – 5:00 Wednesday: 11:00 – 7:00 Fridays: Closed

4.  Medical Care Scheduled appointments Available Monday – Thursday  Mental Health Services Scheduled appointments Monday – Thursday

5.  Free Medical Exams - Treatment for minor injuries, illnesses; referrals for complex/chronic care.  Free On –Site laboratory Testing - Pregnancy, Strep throat, Blood Sugar, Urine Analysis  Discounted Immunizations, Free Flu shots and TB testing  Prescriptions – Discounted medication is available  Lab Services & X-rays - Discounted Fee through ValleyCare and Quest Lab  Woman’s Health Exams - Paps, breast exams, birth control – lab fee or referral  STI testing & treatment - Lab fee or referral

6. Tri Valley (Dublin, Pleasanton, Livermore) Urgent Care Visit: Strep Throat range $80 – $150 Student Health Center – FREE Counseling: Tri Valley 1hour: $100 - $150 Student Health Center - FREE

7.  Over the counter medications *Free* Tylenol, Motrin, Allergy medication, Cold & Flu  Condoms *Free* 2 a day  Bandages, wraps, topical antibiotics, ice packs, referrals, literature

8.  Smoking Cessation Counseling  Stress Management Tools: Massage services  Health Promotion: Outreach, educational events  Living with Illness counseling – diabetes, hypertension, cancer, HIV, etc.  Community referrals

9. Providers: Licensed MFT, MFT-Intern  Crisis counseling and referrals  Stress Management  Life Coaching  Depression or Mental Health evaluation and referral – Collaborative:Nurse Practitioner & MFT  On-going mental wellness support

10.  Student Health 101 Digital Magazine  Comprehensive list of services  Make an appointment request  Health Events on Campus

11.  Screening and targeted testing is a key strategy for controlling and preventing infection on college and university campuses.  Early detection provides an opportunity to promote the health of affected individuals through prompt diagnosis and treatment and prevents the spread of disease

12.  What is TB?  Tuberculosis (TB) is a disease caused by germs that are spread from person to person through the air.  TB usually affects the lungs, but it can also affect other parts of the body, such as the brain, the kidneys, or the spine.  A person with active TB can die if they do not get treatment.  Does a positive test mean I have the disease?

13.  International Students are required to complete a question and answer screening form.  Only those students with identifiable risk factors for latent tuberculosis infection and/or TB disease should be tested  One of the identifiable risk factors is where you are from and where you have traveled to in the last five years.

14.  Skin Test is free of charge  (blood test)IGRA is approximately $50 – increased sensitivity and specificity  Either test is positive – chest x-ray is required – Chest x-rays are available for student at ValleyCare in Pleasanton for $66.10

15.  Chest x-ray = negative  Referred for an INH consultation – 7 month course of medication is offered to prevent the disease from becoming active – you will be referred to your primary care provider.  If the chest-x-ray = positive  you will be referred for medical treatment

16.  If you have had a positive skin test in the past – please let your provider know ~ you will receive a chest x-ray instead of a skin test.

17.  I look forward to seeing you in the Health and Wellness Center!!!!!