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- Currently enrolled students - $15 to $25 for an office visit
- College Faculty and Staff - (Urgent Care Only) $20 to $30 per visit
- Fees are also charged for most other services such as: laboratory, surgical, medications, physicals, immunizations, allergy antigen injections and birth control.
- Native American Students: Prior to arrival on campus, Native American students should check with their Tribal Office regarding their ability to access Indian Health Services while attending Fort Lewis College. The closest Indian Health Services are located in Ignacio, Colorado and Shiprock, New Mexico, but full services may not be available to those from tribes other than Southern Ute and Navaho respectively. However, all registered students may use the Health Center on campus for a nominal fee (for example, the office visit fee is $15; the comprehensive visit fee is $25).
Services:
- Complete general medical , minor surgical, nursing, first aid, and emergency care for most illnesses and injuries.
- Annual female GYN exam and Pap.
- Intercollegiate sports physicals.
- Assistance in securing appointments with physicians, dentists and other practitioners.
- Routine physicals for jobs or other schools
- Minor surgical procedures, i.e. wart/mole removal, stitches, etc.
- Colposcopy
- Ear irrigation
- IV therapy for dehydration
- Complete laboratory services: blood tests, strep tests, chlamydia, yeast, Pap smears, HIV, mono test, pregnancy tests, urinalysis, tuberculin tests.
- Birth Control Services: birth control: pills, patches, vaginal ring, condoms, Depo-Provera injections, diaphragm fitting, emergency contraception and spermicide.
- Testing for sexually transmitted infections.
- Immunizations: MMR as required by FLC for registration, Tetanus, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Polio, Meningitis and Flu vaccine.
- Counseling and medication management of psychological conditions.
- Allergy antigen administration-patient supplies own antigen as prescribed by a personal doctor.
- Travel education and immunizations. Health promotion education and natural herbal and vitamin medications.
- Smoking cessation education and support.
- Assistance with student health insurance claims.
- State of Colorado law and Fort Lewis College require that all students born after Jan. 1, 1957, provide proof of TWO Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) immunizations after their first birthday. This immunization can be received at the Health Center for a small fee.
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