Mansfield Campus Clinic

Self Care Handouts

• Abdominal and Urinary Problems
• Ear, Nose and Throat Problems
• Eye Symptoms
• Lice
• Mental Health Problems
• Musculoskeletal Problems
• Neurologic Problems
• Skin Problems
• Sore Throat
• Upper Respiratory Symptoms
• Vaginal Symptoms
• Vomiting/Diarrhea

Self Care Unit Contains

• Tylenol (Acetaminophen) - by request at front desk
• Antibiotic ointment
• Adhesive bandages
• Condoms (limit 2 per student visit)

The FREE Self-Care Unit is still available for your convenience.

Web Portal (Medical Record)

• The Web Portal is where you will find access to your secure on-campus medical record and is used for completing required medical forms, viewing and printing copies of your billing statements and immunizations and messaging the health center staff.

Having difficulty accessing the Web Portal?

• Especially MAC users, try using Firefox, Internet Explorer or Google Chrome.
• Please allow 7 to 10 days after payment of your deposit of acceptance before trying to access your web portal.

Web Portal Login

Flu Vaccine Clinics

• Flu Vaccine Clinics – Fall 2025
  • All students are welcome to attend our clinics at the campus of their choosing.
  • Flu vaccines administered will be billed through private insurance.

Narcan

• Learn how and when to use Naloxone (Narcan) for Opioid Overdoses
• See the On-Campus Narcan Pick-Up Locations

Vaccination Documents

• Upload your vaccination documents: Access your secure web portal to upload immunization information and documents.
• Are you unvaccinated or missing vaccines? Please read and complete the Vaccination Acknowledgment Form.

Student Statement of Understanding (SOU)

Commonwealth University (CU) continues to collaborate with the Pennsylvania Department of Health (PA DOH) to monitor any new public health risk or changes in public health guidance. This Student Statement of Understanding (SOU) puts forth the requirements that provide the most successful pathway to assure the safety of the University community.

Weekly Wellness Spotlight

The Weekly Wellness Spotlight highlights timely health topics and practical tips to support student well-being. Each week, students can explore resources and strategies focused on physical health, mental wellness, stress management, and healthy lifestyle choices—all designed to help them thrive academically and personally.

• Clinical Services and Testing
• Same-day appointments with Nurse Practitioner
• Acute illness/injury care
• Physical exams
• Convenient on-site prescription medications
• Depo-Provera and Administration
• Emergency Contraception
• Free STD clinics
• X-ray and Lab referrals
• Crutches available
• Suture/Staple removal
• On-site Lab tests:
  • Rapid Covid-19
  • Rapid Strep Screen
  • Urinalysis
  • TB (TST) skin testing

• Call the office to schedule an appointment
• Tests are not done on Thursdays
• Total cost is $15.00 and will be billed to your student account

After the skin test is placed, you must return to the office in 2-3 days for the final reading and to receive the paperwork test results. If you don’t return, you’ll need to be retested.

• If a student is ill and unable to attend class, the student should read and follow the Course Syllabus regarding class absence policy.
• If a professor or employer requires documentation for an illness or injury absence, the student should call the Campus Clinic on the same day of the missed class/work. We will provide further direction.
• After an evaluation with Campus Clinic medical staff, the student may request a “Letter" for class/work absence which will be sent via their secure web portal to download and email.
• If a student is evaluated by a medical provider outside of the Campus Clinic (ER, Urgent Care, PCP, Specialist, etc.), they should ask for a “doctor’s note” to use as proof of absence from class/work.

Extended Medical Illness (EMI)

• An EMI is a formal notice sent over CU Succeed by the Campus Clinic staff if three (3) or more consecutive days of missed classes are due to an illness or injury.
• Contact the Campus Clinic for more information.

The Campus Clinic will not provide any information regarding a student's medical situation to anyone: family, professors, friends, or even other health care facilities, without the student's written or verbal consent. Professors should not call the Campus Clinic to obtain any information about a medical absence. Students can refer to the CU Notice of Privacy Practices document in their Web Portal for more information.

Student Support Offices

• Counseling Office
• Dean of Students
• University Disability Services (UDS)

Student Wellbeing and Health Promotion

• Health and Wellness
• Success Center
• LGBTQA Resource Center
• Women’s Resource Center

Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Prevention and Intervention Services

• AOD (Alcohol and Other Drugs)

Student Communication

• Student Communication Guide

Home Medication Management

• The Mansfield Campus Clinic will not store, administer personal medications nor accept mailed packages or medications that belong to students.

Mailing medications to campus

• Use Fed Ex, UPS, USPS, DHL, etc.
• Address package as follows:

Student First and Last Name
Your assigned building mailing address and Mailbox # (DO NOT USE YOUR ROOM #)
Mansfield, PA 16933

• If signature is required, Mail Services will sign for it
• Students will be notified via email from mailservices@mansfield.edu to retrieve a package from mail services. Packages are not available for pick-up until this email notification is sent.
• Packages not picked up within 14 days of receiving the email notification will be returned to sender.

Special Note

• The Mail Room are closed on weekends and holidays.
• Refrigeration services are available until pick-up.

Storage of Refrigerated Medications (i.e. injectables, insulin)

• To store refrigerated medication in your room, special permission is required. Please contact the Disability Services office via email at disabilityservices@commonwealthu.edu or by phone at 570-662-4150

• Counseling and Psychological Services
• UPMC Outpatient Center Mansfield PA
• Laurel Health Center Mansfield, PA
• Guthrie Walk-in Care Sayre, PA
• Local Pharmacies
• UPMC Wellsboro Emergency Department
• Guthrie Robert Packer Hospital Emergency Room, Sayre PA

• Prior to any care rendered in the SHS, the student’s home Medical Provider or Specialist must complete and sign the Medication, Suture Removal, and Wound Care Order Form.
• The student can drop-off, send through Web Portal or fax the completed and signed form to the SHS.
• Prior to receiving care in the SHS, the form must be reviewed and approved by a SHS Medical Provider.
• If approved, the student will be notified to schedule an appointment.
• If denied, the student will be notified to discuss other care options.

Medication Orders

Student must submit the order form at least one week prior to the anticipated administration of the medication.

Student must bring the medication to the SHS appointment. You may ask your prescribing physician to call the prescription to a Local Pharmacy.

Suture/Staple Removal

If sutures were placed in an Emergency Department (ED), the Medical Director will review the discharge instructions. 

Student must submit the ED discharge instructions or order form at least 4 days prior to the anticipated need for suture removal.

Wound Care

Student must submit the ED discharge instructions or order form at least one week prior to the anticipated need for wound care.

At any time during the treatment, the provider may request the student return to their outside provider for re-evaluation of care.

Need a copy of your medical records or medical information sent to another facility? 

Please read the following information carefully:

• Per PA State Law, medical records are kept for a minimum of seven (7) years from the last encounter date before they are destroyed.
• Current students may view and print a copy of your immunization record via — Health Center Web Portal.
• In order to release your medical records, you must complete the Medical Records Release Form (* This form is not intended to be used as a blanket release form).
• Fax your request to the Campus Clinic at 570-662-4352 or mail your request to:

CU-Mansfield Health Service

Mansfield University Health Services
Spruce Hall
125 Clinton Street
Mansfield, PA 16933

Questions? Please call the Campus Clinic at 570-662-4350.

Medical Director

• Dr. Lee Myers

Nurse Practitioners

• Lori Perry, MSN, CRNP

Registered Nurses

• Luann Morgan, LPN

Clerical Staff

• Marissa Winder