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Click here to complete the Health Insurance Verification Form if you are a current resident, athlete or international student.
Proper health care is a vital element for every student’s physical development and well-being. To keep our students healthy, Chaminade University supports State of Hawai`i health requirements and offers discounted health insurance plans through the Hawai`i Medical Service Association (HMSA).
New Students: All new Chaminade University students are required by the State of Hawai`i to provide proof of immunity from Tuberculosis (TB), as well as Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) prior to enrollment.
All students living in Chaminade University housing, students with International status, and intercollegiate athletes must show proof of current health insurance prior to the start of each semester.
Students without automobiles may also qualify for free alternative means of transportation to and from the following health services clinics:
Kapi`olani Medical Center
Straub Hospital Honolulu
Kaiser Permanente Honolulu
Straub Clinic & Hospital Hawaii Kai
Queen’s Medical Center
Kahala Urgent Care
 The Student Health 101 newsletter, an online, interactive newsletter, focuses on various and current health and wellness tips and issues. Other students and medical physicians include their experiences and expertise in these issues. In addition YOU can also share and upload your commentsin the newsletter, that your fellow students can see! The Student Health 101 updates every month, so check back here for the latest issue! This has been brought to you by the Dean of Student's Office, Student Support Services, and Student Health 101, supporting your everyday health and wellness. To read monthly issues, click on the following links: March 2009 Issue; February 2009 Issue; January 2009 Issue; December 2008 Issue; November 2008 Issue; October 2008 Issue; September 2008 Issue; June 2008 Issue; May 2008 Issue; April 2008 Issue; March 2008 Issue; February 2008 Issue; January 2008 Issue; December 2007 Issue; November 2007 Issue; October 2007 Issue; September 2007 Issue; |
For more information about health services, please call Student Support Services at (808) 735-4724.
