IUPUI Health Services will treat and provide follow-up care for work-related illnesses and injuries. The HR Policy Manuals for full-time appointed staff and full-time service maintenance staff include policies for on-the-job injuries.

The monitoring of blood pressure is a key component of cardiovascular health. Elevated blood pressure is usually unrecognized unless measured, but can lead to problems such as stroke, heart attack, kidney damage, and changes to small vessels, such as the eyes. IUPUI employees may visit the clinic for free blood pressure checks without appointment.

IUPUI Health Services also provides contagious disease checks for pinkeye, unexplained rashes and possible influenza to determine if the employee is infectious. Employees may be taken off work if considered to be contagious. Actual treatment is to be provided by the employee's primary care provider.

Employees are expected to visit their primary care provider for injuries that are not work-related. If an injury is determined to be non-occupational, the employee will be billed for services. If a primary care provider places work restrictions on the employee, the employee's manager may require the employee to visit the clinic. Insurance claims will not be filed.

*Work-related illnesses or injuries are billed to Worker’s Compensation.

Need a copy of a medical record, a physical or immunization record? Download the "Authorization to Release Medical Records" from the Forms Section under Student Health. Complete it and fax it to (317) 274-7657 or bring it to the clinic. Charges may apply; please see the clinic policy regarding medical record copying and requests.
Have you considered placing all your medical information on a personal health record? Go to myphr.com for more information.

IUPUI Health Services offers a 24-hour phone message and pager to address needlesticks and contaminated injuries. The information line is available at 278-6824 (278-OUCH) and the pager is answered 24 hours a day at 312-6824 (312-OUCH). Visit Needlesticks/Contaminated Injuries for more information.

A number of occupational health services are available to IU/Clarian departments and employees:

• Worksite safety evaluations
• Ergonomic evaluations
• Drug screens (work-required)
• N-95 Respirator fit test
• Fit-for-duty evaluations
• Annual PPD testing

If travel is work-related, an IU or IUPUI vaccine authorization form signed by your department head must be presented to avoid being held personally responsible for the cost of these vaccines.

IUPUI Health Services will work with IUPUI faculty, staff and students to determine the care that you may need based on your travel destination. The travel clinic is not open to the general public. A consultation fee will be charged. Payment is expected at the time of service; cash, Visa and Mastercard are the only accepted sources of payment. The CDC guidelines are used for pre-trip and post-trip care. Immunizations provided include, but are not limited to:

• Cholera
• Hepatitis A
• Hepatitis B
• Japanese Encephalitis
• Malaria preventive tablets
• Meningococcal
• Tetanus
• Typhoid
• Yellow Fever

If your department is paying for your immunizations, an authorization form must be presented at the time of the visit. Appointments are necessary.

Another option:Travel Clinic at the AUL Building
One America Plaza at Capitol & Ohio
(317) 278-6161