Student Health Services

Introducing the services of the AUCC Student Health and Wellness Center (AUCC SHWC) to all scholars of Clark Atlanta University; where you will receive quality state-of-the-art comprehensive health care.

If you are sick or would like to schedule an appointment, this is the place where you should go for your healthcare needs! 

For further instructions on how to activate the Point and Click Patient Portal visit us at the MSM Patient Portal. 

For more information about required vaccines and other test for incoming student visit: 

The AUCC Student Health and Wellness Center 

There are two ways to schedule an appointment at our clinic: 

1. Book online click on the Point and Click Patient Portal
2. Call our office at (404) 756-1241

Insurance Information

Clark Atlanta University’s health insurance is administered through United Healthcare. Students can access more information about their policy, print their ID cards, view current and past claims and manage their account through the United Healthcare- www.uhcsr.com.

Students are encouraged to update their contact information as things change, to ensure that the most up-to-date information is available.

For questions, students may contact United Healthcare directly or may contact the CAUSHS office at 404-880-8322.

Waiver Portal

Students may apply to waive the university’s student health insurance plan before August 31.

University Health Insurance

Important Deadlines: All Insurance waivers must be completed by August 31 for the Fall semester and January 31 for the Spring semester. 

Clark Atlanta University has worked with United HealthCare Student Resources, to offer a comprehensive accident and health insurance program which covers many medical expenses incurred a result of injury and sickness. 

The basic coverage is mandatory for all full-time undergraduate, all residential, and international students; it is available and recommended to all students. 

At the beginning of each semester, Graduate students living off campus who wish to purchase the insurance on a voluntary basis, and all students who wish to take advantage of the supplemental option, must contact CAU Health Services to request the charge for insurance to be added to their account then advise Student Accounts and pay premiums at the time of registration. 

Students may apply to waive the insurance coverage at https://studentcenter.uhcsr.com/cau. Once a waiver is processed in the fall semester, it is effective for the spring semester. Students who do not apply to waive the insurance in the fall may apply in the spring if they are opting out for the spring semester. Student athletes are not eligible to waive the University’s insurance coverage. 

Access 

Students can access more information about their policy, print their ID cards, view current and past claims, and manage their accounts through the United Healthcare website www.uhcsr.com. 

Although students are automatically charged for the insurance, they must enroll online to activate coverage.  

To enroll, students will go online to: https://studentcenter.uhcsr.com/cau 

Students are encouraged to update their contact information as things change, to ensure that the most up-to-date information is available. 

For questions, students may contact United Healthcare directly or may contact the CAUHS office at 404-880-8322

Health Immunization Information

Important Deadline: All immunization forms must be submitted by June 1 for Fall Semester and November 1 for Spring Semester. 

In order to maintain a healthy and safe campus community, all CAU students are required to submit proof of current immunizations completed by a health care professional. Only students who are compliant with the university immunization policy will have access to course registration and residence hall room assignments. 

1. Tetanus Diphtheria booster within last ten (10) years. Must remain current throughout matriculation.
2. MMR- two doses or one MMR and one separate Rubella or report of positive immune titer. Vaccines must have been administered after first birthday. Students born before 1957 are considered immune and are not required to receive vaccination against Measles, Mumps and Rubella.
3. Meningococcal vaccine two doses; 2nd dose must be given after age 16
4. Meningococcal B vaccine- Two dose series Bexsero series or Three dose series Trumenba
5. Hepatitis B- three doses or positive immune titer
6. Varicella Vaccine- 2 doses; 1st dose given at age 12 months or later or positive titer (Historical report not acceptable without titer)
7. Tuberculosis Testing 

PPD (Mantoux)

PPD (Mantoux) within one (1) year of matriculation. Documentation of results is required as follows: 

1. Date of placement
2. Site of placement
3. Result documented in mm induration
4. Provider reading results
5. Date of reading completed on form

• A chest x-ray is required for a previous positive PPD or new PPD with an induration 10mm or greater (horizontal diameter). Result documentation must be provided
• A chest x-ray is required for students who previously received BCG
• Students must provide documentation for INH or other TB treatment. A chest x-ray required within six (6) months 

AUCC Student Health and Wellness Center

Please visit the full Student Health Website for more center information. 

Mission Statement

The Student Health and Wellness Center (SHWC) provides quality health care services to students of the Atlanta University Consortium Center. We are privileged to provide a variety of health and wellness-related services for our students, emphasizing a holistic approach to encourage growth physically, mentally, emotionally, academically, and socially. SHWC’s goal is to inspire students to empower themselves by being proactive in their health and wellbeing, to encourage students to believe in their capabilities academically and personally and to support them as they become all that they desire to be.