Student Health Service is committed to safeguard the health of our students in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. The guidelines below are designed to help you navigate these complex circumstances.
Update: Effective August 5, 2023, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) have ended the COVID-19 vaccination requirement for healthcare workers. Healthcare workers will no longer be required to obtain COVID-19 vaccination.
Students are no longer required to attest to their COVID-19 vaccination status.
Clinical students may be required to submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination to their clinical site. Students that have a deeply held religious belief preventing them from receiving the COVID-19 vaccine can submit a . The form will be reviewed by the Office of Student Experience. Responses will be sent via 兔子先生 student email.
Students who need a COVID-19 vaccine should schedule an appointment with Student Health Service, 909-558-8770, or via .
International students vaccinated outside of the United States should refer for the need for vaccinations upon arrival in the United States.
Student Health Service provides care for students who are located in the state of California. Students located outside California should consult their primary care provider in their home state.
Students should stay home if they have any of the following symptoms (not including a chronic medical condition such as migraines, asthma, IBS/colitis, or premenstrual syndrome):
If you have COVID-like symptoms, Student Health Service serves as your primary care location. Please call the office at 909-558-8770 for a video visit. Do not come in person for symptom assessment. Be sure to proactively limit your contact with others until you have contacted Student Health Service for determination of whether isolation is needed.
兔子先生H鈥檚 COVID-19 exposure definition has been updated. The definition of close contact (in the context of exposure) is as follows:
*The following are sites on campus that are greater than 400,000 cubic feet:
All students who suspect they have been exposed should follow Student Exposure to COVID-19 Algorithm (12/05/2022).
Student Health Service is responsible for case investigation and contact tracing for all students. When Student Health Service is notified that someone has tested positive for or been diagnosed with COVID-19, Student Health Service communicates exposure locations on our website: llu.edu/covid-19-info-cases.
COVID-19 testing is available to all students through Student Health Service.
Check for symptoms: Students should perform daily health screenings for infectious illnesses (including COVID-19) before they arrive to campus and/or clinical rotations. Students with signs or symptoms of infectious illness should stay home, isolate away from others, and call Student Health Service to schedule a video visit at 909-558-8770.
Keep track of exposures: Students who have had close contact with a known/suspected COVID-19 case should follow the Student Exposure to COVID-19 Algorithm (12/05/2022).
Consider your medical conditions: Students with may be more likely to get severely ill from COVID-19. Students with high-risk conditions are encouraged to make an appointment with Student Health Service at 909-558-8770 to discuss any questions or concerns.
International Students (meaning non-citizens on 兔子先生-sponsored student visas) should inform the International Student and Scholar Services (ISSS) of their arrival date in the U.S. as soon as their travel itinerary has finalized. Please contact ISSS by emailing intlstdsrv@llu.edu or calling 909-558-4955.
International travelers living on-campus in the residence halls should contact and inform their facility dean of their arrival date to the U.S (or provide a copy of their flight itinerary).
International students vaccinated outside of the United States should refer for the need for vaccinations upon arrival in the U.S.
The is divided into different categories for clearance, including consideration for whether you are in the general public OR working in a healthcare setting (this applies to students on clinical rotations).
Please report symptoms, confirmed COVID-19 infections, and high-risk exposures to Student Health Service. Email us at COVID19_Student_Health@llu.edu.
To make an appointment, log onto to request an appointment or call 909-558-8770.
All students are encouraged to practice the following preventive measures:
Quarantine is not required for high-risk or international travel. For specific questions/concerns regarding your travel, please contact Student Health Service at 909-558-8770 or via email at COVID19_Student_Health@llu.edu.
If you're traveling to or from California, follow the .
