What days are Family Planning Access Care Treatment available and what kind of services can they provide?

-Family Pact “Family PACT is California's innovative approach to provide comprehensive family planning services to eligible low-income men and women. This clinical program increases access to services by expanding the provider network to include medical providers, pharmacies and laboratories.”

The Family PACT nurse is here every Thursday at West Campus Y114 from 10am-2pm.  (Summer Hours may vary, please call ahead of time).    

Does MJC offer insurance for students?

-No, MJC does not offer student insurance to students. Though MJC does not ofer student insurance nor endorse a particular company, information about student insurance can be obtain in Health Services or by clicking here.  

Where can students get STD testing?

-You can get STD testing at your local Public Health Department or thru Family PACT services with MJC Health Services.  Please visit our Health Services website for community resources information.

Do students need to make an appointment?

-At this time we all work on a drop-in basis only with the exception of doctor clinic on Thursdays at East Campus.  

Why do I need two TB skin tests?  

-Most medical settings now require the two step TB skin test to ensure a more accurate reading/result. All students entering programs listed above (question #1) are required to have two TB tests to complete their health clearance.  

Can I get all my immunizations/screenings at once?  

-It will depend on which immunizations you need. The nurse will review your immunization record to determine what you need. 

Why do I need a MJC student ID card and a current semester sticker?

- Health Services uses the student ID card to determine current enrollment and fee status. THe student ID card determines whether you are a student at MJC and the semester sticker states that you have paid your health fee. Health Services is not funded by general funds like most departments; we are funded by the health fee only.  

Is there a doctor available on campus? 

- Yes, MJC Health Services is in partnership with the Stanislaus County Residency Program. We have a doctor here every Thursday on East Campus to see students. Students must first receive a refferal from the college nurse before they schedule an  an appointment to see the doctor.

Are any services available to faculty and staff of the college?

 -Only current enrolled students are able to access the full array of services that is provided by Health Services.  Services are funded entirely by the student health fee. Though Health Services provides TB skin testing for new staff/faculty, blood pressure readings and the use of the weight scale is offered as a courtesy only. 

Can I call in for my test results? 

-Due to confidentiality laws, no test results of any kind can be given over the phone. Walk-ins to see the nurses will be necessary for reviewing the results.