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Medical Services

At Mt. SAC, a team of medical professionals are ready to assist you. Our physicians, nurse practitioners and nurses are highly skilled and eager to support you.

An appointment is necessary for most services; limited in-person services can be accommodated with a nurse.

We hope to see you soon. Do not delay your health another day.

 

Health Center Info.

Student Health Services
  • Bldg. 67B is OPEN and will be providing all medical and mental health services.
  • Bldg. 9E will be temporarily closed until further notice

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Cancellation Policy for Medical & Mental Health Appointments: Must cancel 24 hours prior to appointment time to avoid incurring a $5 no-show fee, which must be paid before any new appointments can be scheduled.

Services

The medical team focuses on treatment of minor, non-serious injuries as well as providing basic routine exams.

Here is a short list of some of the services offered:

  • Evaluation and treatment of minor illnesses and injuries
  • Physical exams for Mt. SAC academic programs
  • Tuberculosis (TB) testing and immunizations; routine blood and urine tests, and some over the counter medication; e.g. Tylenol, Motrin, are available.
  • Routine gynecological and testicular examination
  • Sexually transmitted infections screening
  • Pregnancy tests
  • Birth control pills
  • Emergency contraception and condoms

Who Can Receive Services

Credit Students

  • Credit students enrolled in one (1) credit course.
  • Mt. SAC Student Identification (I.D.) card must be presented at each visit.
  • Students who have dropped or withdrawn from classes are no longer eligible for services.
  • All students currently enrolled and attending credit classes are eligible to receive all services offered.

 

Adjunct Faculty

  • Adjunct faculty are eligible to receive limited medical services.
  • Picture identification, such as a Mt. SAC faculty badge or driver’s license, must be presented at each visit.
  • Adjunct faculty may receive services between hire and termination dates only.

 

Employees

  • Employees are eligible to receive services funded by the District such as routinely-scheduled tuberculosis (TB) testing.
  • The Hepatitis B Immunization series is offered to employees identified by the Bloodborne Pathogens Program as high-risk for blood and body fluid exposure.
  • Picture identification, such as a Mt. SAC faculty or staff badge or driver’s license, must be presented at each visit.
  • Employees may receive services between hire and termination dates only.

Make an Appointment

Contact Student Health Services at (909) 274-4400 to make a non-urgent appointment.

  • Required for most services.
  • Walk-in nurse visits available.
  • Fee required for some services; e.g. lab test, medication. CASH ONLY.
  • A fee will be charged if you: 
    • Arrive more than 5 minutes late to your appointment.
    • Fail to show for your appointment.
    • Cancel on the same day as your appointment. 

Local Medical Facilities

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Need Immunizations?

Los Angeles County:

Orange County:

 

San Bernardino County:

  • For an appointment at any site,
    please call 1-800-722-4777
    Varicella (chicken pox) pricing for 19 years of age and older:
    • Inland Empire: (915) 248-9113
    • High Desert: (760) 948-1454

Riverside County:

  • Call Centralized Scheduling to make an appointment 1-800-720-9553

Alcohol & Drug Prevention Program

The Drug-Free Schools and Campuses Regulations (EDGAR Part 86) require all Institutions of Higher Educations (IHE), who receive any form of federal funding, to adopt and implement a program to prevent the unlawful possessions, use or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students and employees. Mt. San Antonio College Alcohol and Other Drugs Prevention Program has been developed and implemented, and adopted by the Board of Trustees on August 22, 1990. The program complies with the federal law to prevent the unlawful possession, use or distribution of illicit drugs and alcohol by students and employees. Click below to read the program details.

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Smoking Cessation Programs

San Bernardino County:

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    TextHEARME” to 839863, available 24/7
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