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Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: What do I do if I am in need of medical attention and Student Health Services is closed? A: If it is a Life-threatening medical emergency, call 911 immediately or go straight to the hospital emergency room. For other concerns, an option is Minor Emergency of Denton - 940.382.9898. (Students are responsible for charges incurred.) Q: What if I come to SHS requesting medical attention and there are no appointments available today? A: Patients can be triaged by a nurse who will determine whether or not the patient needs immediate attention. Q: If I am seen at SHS, are my parents ever notified? Is any information regarding my visit available to them or anyone else? A: No. All medical information in confidential and privileged. SHS does not release medical information unless required by law or with the written consent of the patient. Q: Does SHS accept insurance plans other than the Student Insurance plan? A: No. SHS is unable to file insurance claims other than through the student insurance plan. However, patients can be given the appropriate records necessary so the patient can file a claim with their insurance company themselves. Q: Can I fill prescriptions written by a provider outside SHS? A: Yes. The pharmacy can fill most any prescription written by an outside provider. Call for price and availability. Q: Am I required to present my medical records as a condition of admission to TWU? A: No. Currently there are no immunization requirements for admission to TWU. The only immunization requirements are for Health Science majors . Q: Does SHS administer the meningitis or flu vaccine? A: Yes. The meningitis vaccination is available throughout the year. Flu Shots are available each fall beginning in October (based on availability of vaccination).
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