Student
Well-Being
Counseling and
Psychological Services
(CAPS)
3rd Floor, Snow Health Center
734.487.1118
www.emich.edu/caps
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
What are the top three problems students want help with at Counseling
and Psychological Services?
A. Relationships, Depression, Academics
B. Relationships, Academics, Sexual Identity
C. Anxiety, Depression, Academics
D. Leaving home, Alcohol issues, Money
E. Depression, Relationships, Anxiety
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Students are most frequently referred to counseling by:
A. Parents
B. Friends
C. Themselves
D. Faculty/Staff
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
The average number of sessions between a student and his/her
counselor is:
A. 2
B. 5
C. 7
D. 10
E. 12
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
What percent of clients seen at CAPS indicates that their problems
interfered with their ability to study and succeed at EMU?
A. 25%
B. 33%
C. 50%
D. 67%
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Which of the following has NOT been seen at CAPS:
A. Students affected by broken hearts
B. Depressed students ready to withdraw from classes
C. Siding, vacuum and Xerox salespeople
D. Students overwhelmed by too many difficult life events
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Types of Services
Individual Counseling
Group Therapy
• Understanding Self and Others
• Coming Out / Being Out Support Group
• Women of Color Support Group
• Feeling Better 101, Workshop Series
• Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction Group
Psychiatry / Medication Management
(there is a charge for psychiatry/physician appointments)
Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
Therapy Services
Therapy is free and confidential
Provide brief therapy (up to 12 sessions per year)
Referrals provided to community providers for students who need specialized
or longer treatment
University
Health Services
(UHS)
2nd Floor, Snow Health Center
734.487.1122
www.emich.edu/uhs
University Health Services (UHS)
The UHS Medical Staff includes the following clinicians:
A. Physicians and Nurse Practitioners
B. Physicians and Physicians Assistants
C. Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants
D. Physicians, Nurse Practitioners and Physicians Assistants
Medical Staff
Chief of Medical Staff – Dr. Kimberly Keller, MD
Nurse Practitioners; one specializing in Womens’ Health
Residents from St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Nurses
Lab Technicians
University Health Services (UHS)
All of the following services are performed at Snow Health Center
except:
A. HIV Counseling and Testing
B. Prenatal Care
C. Immunizations and Allergy Injections
D. Physical exams and Annual gynecological exams
E. Alcohol Assessments
F. CPR classes
University Health Services (UHS)
Types of Services
Clinical Visits
• Evaluation and treatment for illnesses and injuries
• Women’s Health Clinic (annual exams, problem visits)
• Physical exams
(class requirements, employment, internships)
Nurse Visits
• Immunizations
• Allergy injections
• TB testing
Other Services
• Travel Health Clinic
• Laboratory Services
• CPR/First-Aid courses
University Health Services (UHS)
The UHS Pharmacy will fill prescriptions written by outside clinicians:
A. Yes
B. No
University Health Services (UHS)
Pharmacy
Prescription medication with an emphasis on patient counseling
Over-the-counter products, including non-prescription medications
Accepts most prescription insurance plans
• Be sure to give your student an insurance card
Able to transfer most prescriptions from your current pharmacy to
ours
University Health Services (UHS)
All of the following types of payment are accepted for medical clinic
services except:
A. Cash
B. Credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover)
C. EMU Student Insurance
D. Outside Insurance
E. Check
F. Student’s eBill
University Health Services (UHS)
Accessing Care
Scheduled Appointments vs Walk-ins
After-hours Care
Payment Options
Cash/Personal Checks
Credit Card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover)
Student Account (eBill)
Insurance
University Health Services (UHS)
The EMU Student Health Insurance Plan for 2014-15:
A. Has an annual premium of $1,750 (less than 150/mo)
B. Is available to any full-time undergraduate student
C. Pays 100% of covered benefits after a $10 co-pay when seen at
UHS
D. Has an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $1,250
E. All of the above
The 2014-15 Student Insurance Policy is fully ACA compliant:
- Policy is rated as a PLATINUM level based on the marketplace
- Has unlimited coverage for “essential health benefits”
- Provides preventative services, including vaccines, at no cost
University Health Services (UHS)
Insurance
EMU offers a comprehensive student health insurance plan
• The premium can be billed to the student’s account (eBill)
• We are an in-network provider for the EMU student plan only
We provide a detailed receipt that can be submitted for insurance
reimbursement
We CAN accept most insurances in the pharmacy and laboratory
Every plan is different; contact your insurance company for
coverage details
Eastern Michigan University
Announcements:
EMU goes Tobacco Free
effective July 1, 2015
eCheckup To Go
A learning tool used to educate students so that
they are able to thoughtfully monitor drinking
patterns, identify significant risk factors, and be
familiar with the resources and help available
both on our campus and in our community.