Office of Health Services

We are open to all full-time students and do not require insurance. Most of our services are free. Some costs may apply for testing and medicine. If you are given a prescription, you will have to use your insurance at the pharmacy.

We also offer a check-out system for the following items: 

• Crutches 
• Heating pads 

If you are looking for medical insurance information, please visit this guide- Medical Insurance Guide for Students

Your office visit is always 100% confidential and we will never talk to anyone unless we have written permission from you.

Short answer- No. However, please stop-by because we would love to evaluate you to help you on the path of recovery. 

The Attendance Policy has more information regarding student absences.

Students are required to have 2 MMR vaccines (measles, mumps, and rubella) in order to attend Flagler College. If you are a full-time student, all forms are due within three weeks of your admission letter from the college.

All newly admitted students will receive a letter about registering for the Student Health Portal and the  Med+Proctor immunization portal. Immunizations, permission to treat form, Immunization exemption request and waivers will be handled by Med+Proctor. 

All full-time students need to either be immunized for Meningitis and Hepatitis B or sign a waiver for each acknowledging the risk but refusing the immunization. These can be found on your Med+Proctor portal.

Additional information regarding our required immunizations, waivers, exemptions, and instructions for uploading your immunization records to Med+Proctor can be found on our Immunization page.

Your Student Health Portal is used by Health Services to maintain your medical records while attending Flagler College. 

1. Access your Student Health Portal at:  https://flagler.studenthealthportal.com
   • Your portal Username is your Flagler College email and your Password is your email password.
   • If you are a newly admitted student and do not have an email, contact Admissions@flagler.edu. 
2. Once logged in, click on MyForms in the top menu bar. The forms listed below will appear in the left menu bar. If some forms do not appear, this means you have completed that form.
• Health History - complete the required information in the form
3. If information is missing or needs to be clarified, after you complete your entries, you will receive a secured email from the portal in your Flagler College email inbox with your next steps.

For help with the portal please reach out to Health Services by email at HealthServices@flagler.edu or by calling 904-819-6211

• All individuals should monitor their health on a daily basis.
• If you don't feel well, do not come to campus or go to class.
• Full-time students who do not feel well should consult with Health Services by calling 904-819-6211 or emailing HealthServices@flagler.edu.
• Health Services provides COVID testing free of charge to all full-time students

Yes, we test for gonorrhea and chlamydia. We send your urine sample to a lab and it usually takes 2-3 days to get the results. The cost is $20, cash only. We can also diagnose other STDs upon request. 

We offer treatment such as prescription medication for anxiety and depression.

The College offers therapy services through our on-campus Counseling Center.

• Full-time students should contact Health Services for assessment and testing if COVID-like symptoms develop and the student has been exposed to a COVID-positive person. Health Services can be reached by calling 904-819-6211 or email at HealthServices@flagler.edu .
• Part-time students and employees can obtain COVID tests at any walk-in clinic, CVS, or Walgreens by appointment via their websites.
• If you are not certain as to what type of test to obtain call Health Services at 904-819-6211 or send an email to HealthServices@flagler.edu
• Over-the-counter COVID antigen/quick tests are available at local pharmacies and retailers.

Students

• Students who test positive for COVID-19 are required to isolate for a minimum of 5 full days.
• Students must work with their personal healthcare provider to develop a plan if they test positive for COVID.
  • The College does not have on-campus isolation rooms available.
• Provided your symptoms are improving, and you are fever-free for the final 24 hours without the aid of medication, you can leave isolation on day six
• A mask is required to be worn for 5-days following the isolation period. 
• The student should contact Health Services at 904-819-6211 if they test positive or email HealthServices@flagler.edu. 

Employees

• Employees who test positive for COVID-19 are required to isolate for a minimum of 5 full days.
• Employees must work with their personal healthcare provider to develop a plan if they test positive for COVID.
• It is your responsibility to notify those with whom you have had close contact.
• Provided your symptoms are improving, and you are fever-free for the final 24 hours without the aid of medication, you can leave isolation on day six
• A mask is required to be worn for 5-days following the isolation period.
• The employee should notify their department chair or immediate supervisor.
• Faculty should contact their students and their Chairs about missed class time, and the plan for alternative instruction and assignments/work to cover what is missed.

More information on isolation protocols can be found on the CDC site.

If you were exposed to COVID-19, regardless of your vaccination status, please follow these steps:

• If you are showing symptoms of COVID-19, isolate immediately and get tested.
• If you are not showing symptoms or tested negative, wear a high-quality mask any time you are around others inside your home or indoors in public for 10 days
• Take extra precautions if you will be around people who are more likely to get very sick from COVID-19.
• If you develop symptoms, isolate and get tested. You may need to test more than once over 2-3 days.
• If you test positive, follow the isolation recommendations.
• If you don’t develop symptoms, it is recommended that you get tested at least 5 full days after your last exposure

If you already had COVID-19 within the past 90 days, see specific testing recommendations: CDC - Testing Recommendation

For more information please go to: CDC - If you were exposed

Flagler College has automated external defibrillators (AEDs) throughout campus. In a medical emergency, these devices can be used to diagnose and treat potentially life-threatening conditions related to cardiac arrest. Instructions for their use are included in many first aid and CPR classes, and the exact locations of all the AEDs on campus are listed below.