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  1. Services Available to Medicare Patients at Yale Health
    … go to any pharmacy. You can receive immunizations for flu, COVID, pneumonia and Hep-B through Medicare Part B in the … vaccines are not available at Yale Health and should be obtained at a CVS Minute Clinic or other pharmacy …
    Relevance: 12.056718
  2. The Arts at Yale Health
    … to the memory of Heather Smith, a colleague, and friend who passed away from cancer. She was Yale Health’s … to the Yale Health Center in 2010 and messaging around the COVID-19 pandemic over the past few years.  “Heather, nearly …
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  3. Population Health Metrics
    … FIT testing.  Monthly reminder letters sent to those who have not returned their FIT. Panel Management meetings … of statins. Provider-based outreach to those patients who should be taking statins but are not. *Common statin … not. Adolescents who Received at Least 1 Dose of the HPV Vaccine* What is being done to improve HPV compliance rates? …
    Relevance: 11.827951
  4. Yale Health Center Acute Care Hours Update
    … Yale Health Members , One of the residual impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic continues to be a national crisis in … to call Acute Care (203-432-0123) to speak with a nurse, who will provide triage and clinical guidance. An experienced … advise you of the best way to obtain the care you need. Should you need to be seen between 10:00 p.m. and 8:00 a.m., …
    Published Fri, Dec 16 2022, 12:37pm
    Updated Fri, Dec 16 2022, 12:50pm
    Relevance: 11.676186
  5. Immunization
    … The following vaccines are available at Yale Health: COVID-19 Hepatitis A Hepatitis B HPV Influenza (Flu) Measles, … ill with a mild cold. However, if you have a fever, you should not receive immunizations. Before all injections, the …
    Relevance: 11.003292
  6. Preparing for Travel Abroad – Plan Ahead
    … medication, and Yale Health will not administer outside vaccine/medication orders Understand how your health … (pre-exposure) Typhoid Yellow fever You may be advised to get some routine vaccines (e.g., tetanus, flu, hepatitis A, … Global Travel Assistance CDC - Vaccines. Medicines. Advice WHO - International Travel and Health Student Health … …
    Relevance: 10.47765
  7. Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) & Testing
    … testing is free for all eligible students* at Yale Anyone who suspects that he or she might have the symptoms of an STI, or anyone who engages in any form of sexual activity even if you do not have any symptoms, should consider seeing a clinician for STI and HIV testing. …
    Relevance: 10.023287
  8. Adult Preventative Health Guidelines
    … assigned male at birth (AMAB) who engage in sexual activity with other AMAB individuals, and close contacts of person who are HBsAg positive. … be screened periodically. Increased risk is seen in persons who inject drugs. Pregnant persons should also be screened. …
    Relevance: 9.628574
  9. Travel Health Services for Students
    … CDC website for local availability .  Please upload prior vaccine records (travel-specific and routine vaccines) to … Center. Billing Individual students and their dependents who receive their travel health services at Yale Health will … CDC - Vaccines. Medicines. Advice. US State Department WHO - International Travel and Health CDC Yellow Book 2024 …
    Relevance: 9.572452
  10. Grandparents
    … you will find this information helpful.   Prepare Yourself Get the recommended immunizations: A yearly flu vaccine and a Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria,  pertussis-whooping … from Whooping Cough! (pdf) The 5 Vaccines All Grandparents Should Get What Does A Safe Sleep Environment Look Like? …
    Relevance: 9.1837015
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