The State of Massachusetts requires that students attending college in the Commonwealth submit the required vaccinations and provide proper documentation. All forms must be completed, uploaded and entered into the Health Services Portal (see instructions below).
The deadline for submission is August 5th for Fall enrollment (January 1st/Spring enrollment). If all forms have not been uploaded and entered into the Health Services Portal within 30 days before the start of classes you will not be able to register for the following semester classes and may not be able to move onto campus.
Health Services does not require a physical exam, but the form should be signed by your healthcare provider. An electronic signature is acceptable.
The Emmanuel College Immunization & Health Form details which vaccines are required by the State of Massachusetts and those that are highly recommended by Health Services. Please note that for the ‘Immunization Requirements’ portion of the form you can substitute an official record from your healthcare provider. Please make sure that your documentation includes all of the required vaccines listed or positive titers where applicable as well as the completed Health History and TB Questionnaire. If you have not received all of the required vaccines you will need to obtain them prior to coming to campus. Health Services does not stock the state-required vaccines.
Also, please upload copies of both the front and back of your medical insurance card. We suggest students keep a picture of their insurance card in their phone.
TO SUBMIT FORMS THROUGH THE HEALTH SERVICES PORTAL PLEASE FOLLOW THE STEPS BELOW:
The Commonwealth of MA requires all students enrolled in at least 3/4 time to be enrolled in a health insurance plan. To ensure that Emmanuel College students are meeting this requirement, all students are automatically enrolled in the College’s health plan and are charged the annual health insurance premium. If you already have coverage and would like to waive the enrollment, you must submit a 2020-2021 health insurance waiver. Students will be able to access the link to the health insurance waiver on their New Student Portal. University Health Plans (UHP) is the College’s broker/plan manager and handles the enrollment and waiver process. Please call UHP at 800-437-6448 or go to www.universityhealthplans.com if you have questions about the enrollment and waiver process.
For any questions regarding the Immunization & Health Form, please contact Lauren Davis at davisla@emmanuel.edu.
The following immunizations are required by Massachusetts law for all full-time (9 or more credits) entering undergraduate students including transfer students.
The Massachusetts Department of Public Health strongly suggests TB testing (PPD) for students who are at increased risk for exposure to tuberculosis. Please review the TB Risk Questionnaire. If you have answered "yes" to any of the questions please bring the form to your health care provider for review.
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