The Preventive Medicine department provides immunizations (including hepatitis B and meningococcal vaccine), tuberculosis testing, travel immunizations and information, and HIV testing. Preventive Medicine hours of operation are Monday through Friday 8:00 am - 4:00 pm.
Immunizations needed to fulfill the Illinois immunization requirement are provided by the Preventive Medicine department for a nominal fee. Most immunizations are $10.00 per vaccine. However, fees vary for other immunizations.
HIV testing is available on a self-request basis for a fee of *$20.00. Results for the HIV test are generally available in three (3) working days. Counseling is given to students who request HIV tests. Appointments must be made by calling (815) 753-9759.
Travel information is available to students, faculty, and staff who will be traveling to a foreign country. Information is available regarding:
One hour is allotted to provide information to student, faculty, or staff member. Students are especially encouraged to get proper immunizations before spring break. There is a fee of $35.00 for faculty or staff travel information appointment. This fee and cost of vaccines must be paid on day of service.
Most travel vaccines are available in Preventive Medicine. The vaccines may have to be given at a specific time before a person leaves the country, and some require more than one dose. If possible, we suggest scheduling an appointment at least six months in advance of the planned trip to ensure proper immunizations can be administered. Literature is also available to further inform travelers about immunizations and precautions. Call (815) 753-9759 to schedule a travel appointment as soon as you know where you are traveling.
The Preventive Medicine department welcomes phone calls from parents or students with questions or concerns.
For further information, please call (815) 753-9759.
* Prices are subject to change at any time.