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  • Health Advisory: Varicella (Chickenpox) Exposure Nov 2, 2009
    A student on campus was diagnosed with chickenpox (Varicella) on Tuesday, Nov 2. Learn what you can do if you have not had Chickenpox and may have been exposed. Last updated: 11/4/09
     
  • Seasonal Influenza Vaccine
    Seasonal influenza vaccine is now available in the Immunization Clinic. Information about vaccine types, recommendations, and billing is provided. Last updated: 11/19/09
     
  • Health Advisory: H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu)
    If you are sick with flu-like symptoms and don't know the best thing to do, please read for guidance. Additional resources about H1N1 flu and what you can do to stay healthy are included.
     
  • Health Advisory: MRSA Infections
    Hall Health has seen an increase in the number of students coming in with MRSA infections. Read how to recognize, treat, and prevent MRSA.
     
  • UW Student Insurance Offers Free HPV Vaccinations
    Free HPV vaccinations are available to female students, spouses, and domestic partners who are covered by the UW Accident and Sickness Insurance Plan.
     
  • HPV Study - Volunteers Needed
    We are looking for female volunteers between the ages of 25 and 65 to participate in a study of HPV infections in women. Participants will receive $75.
     
  • HPV Vaccine FAQs
    The immunization clinic at Hall Health Primary Care Center now has the new HPV vaccine. Read on for more information...
     
  • Especially for Students
    Learn about the many valuable health services you are eligible for as a student at UW.
     

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Especially for Students

Welcome to Hall Health Primary Care Center’s website! We want you to know about our extensive list of Primary and Specialty Care Clinics and Departments, much more than your typical student health center offers.

You are already eligible for many valuable health services, which are available at no further cost to UW Students who pay the quarterly Services and Activities Fee along with their tuition:

Fees are charged for follow-up visits, preventive care visits (such as routine physicals and annual exams), all procedures and specialty services (such as Mental Health, Physical Therapy, Travel Clinic, laboratory tests, x-rays, etc.). Referrals are easily made for services not available here, as we are part of the UW Physicians Network, which includes the UW Medical Center, UWMC Roosevelt Clinic, Harborview Medical Center, and ten UW Physicians Neighborhood Clinics in the Seattle area.

Most students (about 75%) have some form of health insurance, either through coverage via a family member or the UW Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP). In most cases, HHPCC can bill your insurance for services provided. For those without insurance, it is possible to set up a payment plan. Visit Insurance & Billing for answers to your billing questions.

Access to health care is easy, as appointments are usually available within 24 hours (same day whenever possible). Even without an appointment, you may be seen by one of our many Medical Providers or Consulting Nurses. Your First Visit provides more information.

While you are here, take a tour of our web site, and come back again, as we add new information often. If you have a question, please contact us.

Last updated: 8/21/09