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How do I log in to mypurdue?

An equal access, equal opportunity university. If you have trouble accessing this page because of a disability, please contact the CSC at itap@purdue.edu or (765) 494-4000.

What is the protect Purdue health center?

PUSH (Purdue University Student Health Center) Provides evaluation and treatment of both acute and chronic medical conditions. Requires a password from PPHC to evaluate and treat COVID-like symptoms What to do if you have potential COVID symptoms or exposure- Contact PPHC to initiate the evaluation process.

What happens if I misuse computer resources at Purdue?

You may schedule an appointment with a board certified PUSH provider by calling 765-494-1700, option 0, or through the Patient Portal. If you need urgent mental health services, please check the location for walk-in mental health services on the CAPS news feed. For all medical visits, please arrive 15 minutes early and bring your Purdue student ...

Where can I find more information about your push providers?

Purdue University - Student Health Services. Quick Links ... medical records may submit a completed authorization form or locate an electronic form on the homepage of the patient portal. Patient without access to the Patient Portal may obtain their records by completing the authorization form or they may contact HIM at 765-494-1838 to obtain an ...

What is the phone number for PUSH?

Fax: 765-496-1907. Release of Records Phone: 765-494-1838. Immunization Information Phone: 765-494-1837. Health Information Management (HIM) at PUSH is responsible for a variety of functions that include: Release of Information.

How long are medical records kept?

Medical records are kept for 7 years, and may be retrieved through the HIM department. To obtain medical records, a valid authorization must be completed and signed by the patient if over 18, or parent/guardian if under 18. HIM will process the request and provide records to the authorized party within 30 days.

What is an advance directive?

Advance Directive is a term that refers to your spoken and written instructions about your future medical care and treatment. By stating your health care choices in an advance directive, you help your family and physician understand your wishes about your medical care. An advance directive may name a person of your choice to make health care decisions for you when you cannot make the choices yourself. Your advance directive will only be used when you are unable to communicate or your physician decides that you no longer have the mental competence to make your own choices. If you have an advance directive, please provide a copy to PUSH Health Information Management.

Does Indiana require an advance directive?

In Indiana, the next of kin will make health care decisions if an Advance Directive indicating otherwise is not on file. No Advance Directive is required if the next of kin will be making decisions . More information and assistance regarding these documents can be found on the Purdue Student Legal Services web page.

What is the phone number for Purdue Health Center?

765-496-4636. 833-571-1043. The Protect Purdue Health Center is the dedicated main point of contact for COVID-19 clinical care on the West Lafayette campus.

How to contact Protect Purdue Health Center?

It is critically important that all students, faculty and staff monitor for and report any COVID-19-related symptoms to the Protect Purdue Health Center 24/7 by calling 765-496-INFO (4636) or toll-free at 833-571-1043. You may also email PPHC at pphc@121.health if you would like to speak with a nurse about a non-urgent medical concern.