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Student Health Services

Welcome to Health Services

Covid-19 Updates 

6.2.22

Students: Report a Positive COVID Case by clicking here.

Students NO LONGER need to take a daily health assessment to get on to campus. Instead, they can use their Foothill App to report a positive case. See link above.

Foothill College is continuing to monitor current developments and taking measures to keep students safe on campus. We are closely following Santa Clara County guidelines and will communicate with the Foothill community on a regular basis as the situation and changing county and state mandates require.

New Booster Requirement for Spring Quarter

Proof of vaccination AND a booster shot is required to attend in-person classes this spring. If it's more than 5 months since your second Pfizer, Moderna or World Health Organization-approved vaccine or 2 months since your J&J vaccine, you are eligible for a booster vaccination.

See CDC guidance for receiving a booster.


Covid-19 Information

For updates on testing, vacciations, and all other protocols, please see Covid-19 Information. 

We're Open! 

Foothill is fortunate to have opened a Food Pantry last fall thanks to partners Second Harvest Food Bank and the Community Services Agency. The Food Pantry provides groceries to any Foothill student enrolled in credit or non-credit classes who meets the self-reported income eligibility set by Second Harvest. But for students who don’t have a home where they can bring groceries and make meals, the Food Pantry is not a viable option. - See more at: https://foundation.fhda.edu/stories/FH_food_pantry.html#.WTH2qcm1tsM
Foothill is fortunate to have opened a Food Pantry last fall thanks to partners Second Harvest Food Bank and the Community Services Agency. The Food Pantry provides groceries to any Foothill student enrolled in credit or non-credit classes who meets the self-reported income eligibility set by Second Harvest. But for students who don’t have a home where they can bring groceries and make meals, the Food Pantry is not a viable option. - See more at: https://foundation.fhda.edu/stories/FH_food_pantry.html#.WTH2qcm1tsM
Foothill is fortunate to have opened a Food Pantry last fall thanks to partners Second Harvest Food Bank and the Community Services Agency. The Food Pantry provides groceries to any Foothill student enrolled in credit or non-credit classes who meets the self-reported income eligibility set by Second Harvest. But for students who don’t have a home where they can bring groceries and make meals, the Food Pantry is not a viable option. - See more at: https://foundation.fhda.edu/stories/FH_food_pantry.html#.WTH2qcm1tsM

Foothill is fortunate to have opened a Food Pantry last fall thanks to partners Second Harvest Food Bank and the Community Services Agency. The Food Pantry provides groceries to any Foothill student enrolled in credit or non-credit classes who meets the self-reported income eligibility set by Second Harvest. But for students who don’t have a home where they can bring groceries and make meals, the Food Pantry is not a viable option. - See more at: https://foundation.fhda.edu/stories/FH_food_pantry.html#.WTH2qcm1t

The Gavilan College food pantry is a collaboration between Gavilan College CalWORKs, Fresh Success, Association Students of Gavilan College (ASGC), Second Harvest Food Bank and St. Joseph’s Family Center.  The pantry is open all year long and serves the entire Gavilan College Community.

The Student Health Center at Foothill College is open Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.- 5 p.m. (closed for lunch 1-2 p.m.) You can also schedule a telemedicine evaluation. 

Free and Low-Cost Medical Services

The Foothill College Student Health Center, in affiliation with Instant Urgent Care, is your access to quality health care on campus. 

 types of services available

 

When a Covid-19 Test Result is Positive

If a student has been diagnosed with COVID-19, students may report it by completing the Reporting a Positive COVID Test form.  

If an Employee is Exposed to Covid-19

Please see district guidelines and protocols for employee exposures and positive cases.

For any additional questions, students and employees may contact covidquestions@fhda.edu

Access to Services

  • To receive free or low-cost services, you are required to pay a district governing board mandated mandatory health services fee when you register for classes. See health services fee exemption rules
  • Your student health fee does NOT cover hospital care, referrals to specialists, dental, vision, or emergency transportation.
  • For these reasons, we strongly recommend you obtain supplemental health insurance. Check out insurance options

Privacy & Confidentiality

Notice of Privacy Act is strictly enforced. Confidentiality is always our priority. Medical information is confidential and will not be released without patient's written consent, except as required by law.

Access your student health records

 

Make an Appointment

Patient Portal Login

In Case of Emergency

If You Experience Sexual Assault

COVID-19 Return to Campus Info

 

Campus Center

Questions?
Please Contact Us!

Health Center

650.949.7243


healthservices@fhda.edu


Campus Center, Building 2100 Lower Level Room, 2126

COVID-19 Related Questions

Please submit all COVID-19-related information questions to covidquestions@fhda.edu
HEALTH CENTER REGULAR HOURS
M-F 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (closed 1-2 p.m. for lunch)

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Weekends and Holidays

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