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CVTC has entered into agreements with the Prevea Health and M Health Fairview Clinic to provide basic health care services to CVTC students who are registered for five (5) or more credits for the fall and spring semester and three (3) or more credits for the summer session. Students taking classes in Eau Claire or Chippewa Falls are automatically enrolled to receive health services from Prevea Health. Students taking classes in River Falls are enrolled to receive health services from M Health Fairview Clinic. Students taking classes only in Menomonie may enroll in either health service if interested by contacting the Student Life Office. Students taking only online classes may enroll in either health service if interested by contacting Student Life Office. See each Clinic’s information below for eligibility and definitions for basic health care services. Student health service is not an insurance program.
An eligible student receives health services from the first day of the semester until the first day of the following semester or term. Student activity fees, allocated by the CVTC Student Association, will pay 50% of the health service fee for each eligible student; the remaining 50% will be assessed to the student at the time of registration. For current cost please visit https://mycvtc.cvtc.edu/site/student/Pages/Health-Services.aspx
Student family members are not eligible for the student health services; but can be seen at either clinic and be billed for services rendered. If an insurance carrier is available, the clinics will bill the insurance company for the family member’s services or the student’s services not included in the basic services.
Prevea Health
715-839-5175; 617 W. Clairemont Avenue - Eau Claire, WI, Clairemont Campus Health Education Center
Eligibility - See Student Health Services information above.
• For the semester in which you are enrolled, must be registered for five (5) or more credits (fall/spring) or three (3) or more credits for the summer session. At least one (1) credit must be taken on an Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, or Menomonie Campus.
This list of services is not meant to be a complete list and is subject change. Please refer to: https://mycvtc.cvtc.edu/site/student/Pages/Health-Services.aspx
• Diagnosis and treatment of medical problems such as respiratory, eye, ear, and throat problems, injuries, skin rashes and acne, bladder infections, stomach/abdominal pain, and diarrhea.
• Men’s general health care such as health maintenance exams, testicular exams, contraceptive information/counseling.
• Women’s general health care such as pelvic exams, menstrual irregularities/pain, pregnancy tests/counseling, breast exams, and contraceptive counseling.
• General and athletic physical exams as well as exams prior to travel abroad. Immunizations associated with travel are provided at an extra cost. Drug screens for ICC exams are also an additional cost.
• Health education is provided at each clinical encounter, special wellness/awareness activities throughout campus, and at presentations to classes and campus organizations.
• Immunization – Vaccines provided through the State Vaccine program for those who initiate the series before age 19.
• Lab tests – Most general lab tests performed on site. Outside processing is required for some lab tests at an additional cost.
• Wart treatment.
• Tuberculosis skin testing (PPD) requires two visits 2-3 days apart. Initial visit entails
subcutaneous injection. The second visit is the reading/observation of injection site.
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