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We are happy to have Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers in our building as an in-school clinic, the first MPS high school to have one.
If YOU or students are interested in becoming a SSCHC patient and making an appointment, please use this link for the consent form: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx?id=WJXC5ZEm60KXcOORJHeZAVW3asdb57BJg4l7nk4__etUN1hFNFI3NzlWVkw3SUpXWDZCQkxFOVlaSS4u&route=shorturl
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Hours of Operation: Every day from 7:45- 11:45am, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays until 3:30pm!
Hours of Operation: Every day from 7:45- 11:45am, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays until 3:30pm!
Personnel at the Clinic: Nurse Practioner, Medical Assistant, and Patient Services Representative
Personnel at the Clinic: Nurse Practioner, Medical Assistant, and Patient Services Representative
How does it work?: Students who are 18 can sign the consent form to be seen at the clinic themselves (they would have to pay themselves or have access to insurance information). Students who are 17 and younger must have their parent's consent. If a minor student visits the in-school clinic and does not have a consent form, the clinic will attempt to call the parent for a one-time verbal consent. But the consent form should be signed for subsequent visits. The clinic staff will update the parent in written message or via phone call. Please see more about ill students and students with appointments below.
How does it work?: Students who are 18 can sign the consent form to be seen at the clinic themselves (they would have to pay themselves or have access to insurance information). Students who are 17 and younger must have their parent's consent. If a minor student visits the in-school clinic and does not have a consent form, the clinic will attempt to call the parent for a one-time verbal consent. But the consent form should be signed for subsequent visits. The clinic staff will update the parent in written message or via phone call. Please see more about ill students and students with appointments below.
Is it free?: No, but the clinic accepts most insurances and has a sliding scale fee. WI Medicaid would cover the visit.
Is it free?: No, but the clinic accepts most insurances and has a sliding scale fee. WI Medicaid would cover the visit.
Is there a phone number to make appointments?: Yes, call 414-897-5600.
Is there a phone number to make appointments?: Yes, call 414-897-5600.
What services will be provided?: Sick visis, well child visit, sports physical, and vaccines. They can diagnose and treat sore throats, ear aches, cough, asthma, allergies, pink ey, rashes, warts, lice, dizziness, stomachache nausesa/vomiting, diarrhea, diabetes, headache, injuries and behavior concerns. More info below.
What services will be provided?: Sick visis, well child visit, sports physical, and vaccines. They can diagnose and treat sore throats, ear aches, cough, asthma, allergies, pink ey, rashes, warts, lice, dizziness, stomachache nausesa/vomiting, diarrhea, diabetes, headache, injuries and behavior concerns. More info below.
SSCHC Dept Meetings
SSCHC Dept Meetings
On these dates, the SSCHC staff at South's SSCHC Clinic are available starting at 10:30 am.
If a student has an appointment
16th Street CHC's receptionist in the in-school clinic will call the classroom where the student is located to call them down to the clinic.
16th Street receptionist will alert Safety team to student walking to clinic.
After the appointment, 16th Street will give student an excuse letter and pass. Student should take the excuse letter to the main office and then go to class.
Parents and students are still expected to call in their absense due to an appointment ahead of time, like with other medical appointments.
Sixteenth Street CHC Clinic Services
Sixteenth Street CHC Clinic Services
Primary Care Services
Primary Care Services include Preventive Services and management of acute and chronic illnesses.
It is our goal to provide access to efficient, equitable, and effective primary care services of the highest quality leading to better care and better health for all students and school staff.
Preventive Services include health promotion, disease prevention, health maintenance, counseling, patient education, consultation, or referral to Specialty clinic as appropriate.
▪ Well Child Visits. Including Sports Physicals if needed.
o Vision, hearing, and developmental screening are included in these visits.
▪ Annual Wellness exams
▪ Immunizations
▪ Family Planning Services, including:
o Sexual Health assessment and counseling
o Contraceptive services. Provide the contraceptive method along with instructions about correct and consistent use, help the client develop a plan for using the selected method and for follow-up, and confirm client understanding.
o Pregnancy testing and counseling
o Sexually transmitted disease services. Screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
▪ Laboratory work and medications, prescriptions
Acute or Sick Visits
Additionally, our providers are trained for and skilled in comprehensive and continuing care for patients with any acute symptoms, health concerns or chronic illnesses, not limited by problem origin (biological, behavioral, or social), organ system, or diagnosis. Common Conditions (acute or chronic) include but are not limited to:
Acute Conditions:
▪ Fever
▪ Colds or flu
▪ Sore throat
▪ Sinus infections
▪ Earache
▪ Cough (acute or chronic)
▪ Asthma exacerbation/Wheezing
▪ Hives, insect bites, rashes
▪ Warts
▪ Lice, scabies, or ringworm
▪ Injuries (other than scrapes, bruises)
▪ Abdominal pain
▪ Nausea/vomiting
▪ Diarrhea
▪ Constipation
▪ Urinary tract infections
▪ Allergies (frequent cough or nasal congestion)
▪ Food allergies
▪ Pink eye
▪ Vision or eye complaints
▪ Shortness of breath/chest pain
▪ Headache (acute or chronic)
▪ Dizziness
▪ Head injuries
▪ Sprains
▪ Knee/hip or back pain (acute or chronic)
▪ Frequent behavior concerns.
Chronic Conditions:
▪ Asthma
▪ Allergies
▪ Anemia
▪ Diabetes
▪ Malnutrition
▪ Eating Disorders
▪ Overweight and Obesity
▪ Hyperlipidemia (high cholesterol)
▪ Fatty Liver
▪ Hypertension
▪ Epilepsy
▪ Depression/Anxiety
▪ Developmental disabilities, including developmental delays, ADHD, cerebral palsy, and autism spectrum disorders.
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