Suzanne Walton Student Health Center
Located on the Ground floor of Doane A to the right.
Student Health Center Hours:
Monday-Thursday: 9 am - 12 pm and 1 pm - 6 pm
Friday: 8 am - 4 pm
Phone: 610-341-5955
Fax: 610-341-5954
E-mail: hlthctr@eastern.edu
Center for Disease Control (CDC) Weekly Flu Activity Report
Campus Physician Availability
Monday & Thursday: 10 am - 12 pm
Tuesday: 1-3 pm
Wednesday: 5-6 pm
Request a Doctor's Appointment
Please email us to request an appointment, or call 610-341-5955,
or walk-in!
Free visits for full-time College of Arts & Sciences Students.
No-show cancellation fee is $20.
Local Doctors
Dr. Walker
610-688-8807
304 King of Prussia Rd.
Radnor, PA
Penn Medicine
610-902-2000
250 King of Prussia Rd.
Radnor, PA
Minute Clinics at CVS
1-866-389-ASAP
Please visit www.minuteclinic.com for hours & locations.
Flu Shots Available at the Student Health Center
Flu shots are recommended for all students who live in Residence Halls, and for students with a chronic condition like asthma or diabetes. You can get vaccinated at the health center, and the $15 cost of the shot can be added to your student bill.
For more information about flu shots by the CDC (Center for Disease Control), click here.
MRSA information & CDC Website
Answers to commonly asked questions about preventing the spread of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus skin infections.
For More Information, Click Here
New Online Enrollment & Waiver
Part of the transition to online billing for students is online enrollment for or waiver of the University Health Insurance Policy. Students can go online to https://www.srstudentcenter.com to enroll in the University-sponsored health insurance or submit a waiver request in the event that they already carry health insurance. All undergraduate students are required to submit this information at the beginning of each academic year.Mission Statement
The Mission of the Suzanne Walton Health Service is to enhance the educational and developmental process for students by modifying or removing health-related barriers to learning; promoting an optimal level of wellness; enabling students to make informed decisions about health-related concerns; and empowering students to become self-directed and prudent consumers of health care services. In so doing, the staff seeks to maximize opportunities for students to achieve their wellness potential integrating body, mind, and spirit to grow into all that God intends.
MyStudent Health Zone
Check out online health resources for a cold, flu, mood changes any many others!
Click here for online resources.
PUSH Site
We have been selected by Delaware County as a dispensing site for medication and immunizations, in the event of a National pandemic or chemical/industrial accident. We would be able to provide medicine and supplies from the Strategic National Stockpile, to all students on our campus, EU neighbors, faculty, staff and their families. Please register using the forms available on this link and return them promptly.
PUSH Site Letter
PUSH Site Enrollment Form
HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act)
Information safety act developed by the government to protect your health information. We comply with all aspects of this law, and will only release information for insurance processing or laboratory services. Information will not be sold or given to marketing firms.
To view our HIPAA forms click here:
Notice of Privacy Practice
HIPPA Disclosure
Absenteeism Due to Illness Policy
The Health Center nurse or physician will not provide written excuses for missed classes unless a student is sent home for a week or more. Students are responsible for contacting their professors when illness prevents them from attending class or exams. The Health Center will only verify that a student has received treatment when requested by a professor.
If an extended illness forces a student to go home for a week or more, the Health Center should be advised with a physicians note. The Health Center will advise the Dean of Students to notify appropriate faculty.
Confidentiality
Except in the case of a life-threatening emergency, the Health Center will not release information to anyone including parents, family, police, employers, faculty or administrators, unless the student provides consent.
Medication Administration
The Health Center will not administer any type of oral medication to a student. Those who arrive with or are prescribed oral medication must self-medicate independently in order to live on campus.
Allergy injections will be done at the Health Center with a physician's written order. The fee is $5.00 per visit, and must be completed during physicians scheduled hours (see these on website). Plan to spend 1/2 hr. for this procedure.
