School Based Health Centers

What is a School Based Health Center
Our School Based Health Centers are Primary Care Health Centers conveniently located within local schools. We provide healthcare to school age children and their families, school staff and the community. We are here to provide care to students of busy working families, students with/without transportation and students with or without insurance. We provide care to students efficiently so they miss very little classroom time and parents can have peace of mind knowing that we will be here to provide all of their primary care when they need us. We are part of the Cabin Creek Health Systems, your community owned non-profit health center. We have provided services to students in your area and the surrounding community since 2001.

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Forms to download: CHIP APPLICATION; SBHC FACT SHEET

Current School Based Health Centers

Description of Services

Confidentiality
Confidentiality between the student, parents and the health center is assured. The staff will encourage every student to involve his/her parent/guardian in health care decisions. Since one purpose of healthcare is to reduce high risk behaviors of some youth, it is important for the students to feel they can have a confidential relationship with their health care provider. By law, certain information requires the student’s signed consent prior to disclosure to anyone, including parents/guardians. This also assures development of trust between students and the health center.

Billing & Cost
No student will be denied access to health care services due to inability to pay. As in any health center, there may be a charge depending on the service provided. When available, insurance or Medicaid will be billed. Patients/parents are not responsible for insurance co-pays and unmet deductible amounts; however, labs will be billed separately by a private laboratory company and the remainder of the lab’s bills will be the responsibility of the patient/parents. Families with private insurance may also qualify for some programs to assist with the cost of care. Information about various programs and how to apply is available from the health center staff. In order to provide the most effective quality of care for our uninsured patients we are asking that each child apply for Medicaid or CHIP. If you are denied we ask that a copy your denial letter be sent to the office, so we try to enroll you in other patient assistance programs. If we do not receive a denial letter from you, you will receive a bill. The SBHC depends upon the ability to collect payment from your insurance carrier in order to maintain the current hours of the SBHC.