gmu student health patient portal

How do I log into the George Mason University patient portal?

George Mason Student Health Services uses a secure, online patient portal. Students can view and enter immunization records, upload documents, enter insurance information, read education material from Student Health, and get secure messages from your provider. Other features will be made available as implementation continues.

What can students do in the student health portal?

How to log into the Patient Portal A How to log into the Patient Portal Visit https://gmu.medicatconnect.com. Or, select ‘Patient Portal’ in our navigation menu. You will be directed to the log in page. Select “George Mason University” as your organization from the dropdown menu. Use your Mason Net ID (user ID) and patriot password to login.

How do I contact Student Health Services?

Call Student Health (703-993-2831) for medical advice and testing options, even if fully vaccinated. If you are sick, stay home except to seek medical care. A Money Smart Day financial literacy conference session. Register at moneysmart.gmu.edu All newly admitted or readmitted students must submit the Mason Immunization Record Form Fall 2022 ...

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What is student health services?

Student Health Services provides accessible and affordable health care to currently enrolled Mason students in a caring and confidential environment. We offer a wide variety of services to keep our community healthy.

What is the phone number for Mason Summer Housing?

Students and Mason Summer Housing Residents who feel sick or have symptoms of COVID-19, such as cough, shortness of breath, fever, chills, muscle aches, headache, sore throat, or lost/decreased sense of taste or smell, or think they have been exposed to COVID, call Student Health (703-993-2831) for medical advice and testing options.

What is the number to call for carenet?

Call 800-466-0386 for the after-hours nurse advice service. Call 911 for medical emergency. Notice: Student Health Services is not responsible for the advice given by Carenet Health, the after hours service provider.

Immunization Announcement – COVID Vaccination Requirement

All George Mason University students were required to submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination by August 1, 2021. Upload your COVID vaccination documentation to the Health Services Patient Portal. Visit our COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement page for frequently asked questions and requirement details. Read Mason’s Policy #1416.

Requirements

All Mason students must submit COVID vaccination documentation by the deadline.

Steps to Submit Immunization Records

All newly admitted or newly re-admitted students are required to submit the Mason Immunization Record Form by the deadline. Students must complete Parts 1 – 3. A healthcare professional must fill out (transcribe) the remaining sections for students born after December 31, 1956.

Required Immunizations

Proof of vaccination or immunity (through blood work) must be supported by documentation. A healthcare professional will complete and sign the Immunization Record Form based on historical documentation or administration of shots. Copies of any lab reports for titers must be submitted with the Immunization Record Form.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions from newly admitted or re-admitted students about required immunizations, submitting the Immunization Record Form or supporting documentation. View COVID Vaccination Requirement FAQ for more information about the requirement.

What is Mason Student Health?

Services. Student Health Services provides diagnosis and treatment of illness and minor injuries and health and wellness counseling. All currently enrolled Mason students are eligible to receive confidential health care. Call Student Health (703-993-2831) to schedule an appointment.

What to do if you have symptoms of illness?

If you are experiencing illness, have symptoms, or a health concern, you will speak with a nurse who will evaluate your concern, give advice or schedule an appointment as needed. There are often same-day appointments available for those with acute care needs .

Why is scheduling an appointment important?

For routine or primary care appointments, scheduling an appointment is beneficial because you can plan around class or other activities. It may not be possible to address many different concerns adequately at one visit. You may need to schedule separate appointments for different needs.

What is the phone number for student health services?

Call to schedule an appointment or speak with a nurse. If Student Health Services is closed, call 703-993-2831 to speak with the free nurse advice service.

Who is the student health department?

Student Health is staffed by dedicated doctors, nurse practitioners, and nurses who provide diagnosis and treatment of illness and minor injuries and health and wellness counseling for all enrolled students.

What is student health services?

Student Health Services is responsible for collecting and maintaining students’ immunization records. Required Immunizations. Tuberculosis: Tuberculosis (TB) screening is required for all students. If TB testing is needed it must be completed within 3 months of the first day of classes for the semester.

What is the phone number for immunizations?

Once records are submitted and a student has received a secure message in the patient portal indicating a missing immunization, students can call the Immunization Office at 703-993-2135 to schedule an appointment for needed immunizations.

What is minor consent?

Minor Consent. A parent/legal representative signature is required for a minor (a student under age 18 at the time classes begin). A minor consent must be on file at Student Health Services to receive most health services. This minor consent is on the immunization record form.