Health Services

Starting fall 2020, new undergraduate full-time students (freshmen, transfer, and visiting/exchange international students), new graduate full-time students, and continuing undergraduate and graduate students who started in fall 2020 or spring 2021 are charged a mandatory, non-refundable Health Services Fee during their entire enrollment at HPU (fall and spring semesters). Students will receive on-campus health services, which is provided by a third party provider, SP Health Clinic, at the Health Services Office (ATM Ste. 1315). This Health Center Fee includes unlimited visits while the Health Services Office is open during published office hours. 

There will be no co-pay at the time of visit, and health insurance is not required to be seen. See below for a list of conditions that will be evaluated as part of the program fee, and for the lab fees (if applicable) that will be paid during the office visit. Any other conditions or diagnosis falling outside the scope of these common illnesses will be subject to referral to an off-campus medical provider, based on the clinic staff’s judgement.

The following conditions listed below are examples of common illnesses students may walk-in the clinic for evaluation:
• Cough/Cold
• Sore throat
• Bladder infection
• Diarrhea
• Rash
• Nausea/Vomiting
• Musculoskeletal pain
• Joint sprain/injury
• Headache
• Eye Infections
• Allergies
• Ear aches
• Pregnancy Testing
• Asthma
• Physicals covered (1 sports, 1 school, 1 employment)
• PPD (TB Testing and Reading)
• Immunizations at an additional cost

The following fees below are to be paid in addition to the visit. Please see below for pricing and lab services to be rendered during our operations.

• Laboratory charges that are included in the Health Center Fee: Rapid Strep, Urine Analysis, and Pregnancy Test

• Other fee for service menu items included in the Health Center Fee: Removal of sutures/staples; minor first aid for wounds, cuts, blisters.

• Orders* that are included in the Health Center Fee, but will require additional lab expenses that will be charged to students: Culture strep; culture urine; culture wounds; STD screen; other laboratory blood work; stool cultures; x-ray imaging.

• Laboratory Charges: Rapid Flu ($15);  Rapid COVID Antigen Test ($15) and PCR COVID Test based on lab fees. 

• Immunizations and Injections: Influenza (estimated price $40, but TBD depending on prices for the 2022-2023 flu season); HPV, MMR, TD/TDAP, Vitamin B12, Depo Provera, Varicela, MCV, and Tetanus (Rx included + cost of immunization at pharmacy). Inquire with staff regarding the limited availability, 50% of cost subsidized, for certain immunizations.

*Orders: "Order/Rx included + what the lab will charge/cost of immunization at pharmacy" - This means that the cost of ordering any blood work, x-ray, and immunization/injection is included in the office visit fee, but the Laboratory, Imaging Center, and Pharmacy will charge their own fee for processing the work, which the student is responsible for paying. 

Continuing undergraduate and graduate students who were enrolled prior to fall 2020 semester are eligible to receive on-campus health services, which is provided by a third party provider, SP Health Clinic, at the Health Services Office (ATM Ste. 1315). This non-refundable Health Center Fee per semester for unlimited visits while the Health Services Office is open during published office hours. 

To opt-in and sign up for the on-campus health services, click here. 

Deadline to sign up for Fall 2022: September 13

Deadline to sign up for Spring 2023: january 24

There will be no co-pay at the time of visit, and health insurance is not required to be seen. See below for a list of conditions that will be evaluated as part of the program fee, and for the lab fees (if applicable) that will be paid during the office visit. Any other conditions or diagnosis falling outside the scope of these common illnesses will be subject to referral to an off-campus medical provider, based on the clinic staff’s judgement.

The following conditions listed below are examples of common illnesses students may walk-in the clinic for evaluation:
• Cough/Cold
• Sore throat
• Bladder infection
• Diarrhea
• Rash
• Nausea/Vomiting
• Musculoskeletal pain
• Joint sprain/injury
• Headache
• Eye Infections
• Allergies
• Ear aches
• Pregnancy Testing
• Asthma
• Physicals covered (1 sports, 1 school, 1 employment)
• PPD (TB Testing and Reading)
• Immunizations at an additional cost

The following fees below are to be paid in addition to the visit. Please see below for pricing and lab services to be rendered during our operations.

• Laboratory charges that are included in the Health Center Fee: Rapid Strep, Urine Analysis, and Pregnancy Test

• Other fee for service menu items included in the Health Center Fee: Removal of sutures/staples; minor first aid for wounds, cuts, blisters.

• Orders* that are included in the Health Center Fee, but will require additional lab expenses that will be charged to students: Culture strep; culture urine; culture wounds; STD screen; other laboratory blood work; stool cultures; x-ray imaging.

• COVID Testing: Antigen test based on market price TBD and PCR testing based on lab fees. 

• Laboratory Charges: Rapid Flu ($15);  Rapid COVID Antigen Test ($15) and PCR COVID Test based on lab fees. 

• Immunizations and Injections: Influenza (estimated price $40, but TBD depending on prices for the 2021-2022 flu season); HPV, MMR, TD/TDAP, Vitamin B12, Depo Provera, Varicela, MCV, and Tetanus (Rx included + cost of immunization at pharmacy). Inquire with staff regarding the limited availability, 50% of cost subsidized, for certain immunizations.

*Orders: "Order/Rx included + what the lab will charge/cost of immunization at pharmacy" - This means that the cost of ordering any blood work, x-ray, and immunization/injection is included in the office visit fee, but the Laboratory, Imaging Center, and Pharmacy will charge their own fee for processing the work, which the student is responsible for paying. 

Continuing undergraduate and graduate students who were enrolled prior to fall 2020 semester who do not want to participate in the Health Center Fee Program may utilize the on-campus health services by paying an office visit fee that ranges between $75 - $125 per visit. The following items will also be charged to the student under this option:

• Clinic Tests: Rapid Flu ($15), Rapid strep ($30); urine analysis ($15); pregnancy test ($25); and other order for labs such culture strep/urine/STD testing, CBC, BMP, etc. (order included + what the lab will charge).

• Imaging Order: X-ray (order included + what imaging center charges)

• Immunizations and Injections: Influenza ($40); PPD/TB testing ($30); HPV, MMR, TD/TDAP, Vitamin B12, Depo Provera, Varicela, MCV, and Tetanus. (Rx included + cost of immunization at pharmacy).

• COVID Testing: Rapid Antigen test ($15) and PCR testing based on lab fees. 

• Physicals: Sports physical ($80); school physical ($80); employment physical ($80) 

Note: "Order/Rx included + what the lab will charge/cost of immunization at pharmacy": This means that the cost of ordering any blood work, x-ray, and immunization/injection is included in the office visit fee, but the Laboratory, Imaging Center, and Pharmacy will charge their own fee for processing the work, which the student is responsible for paying. 

CLINICS and hospitals near the downtown campus

Kaiser Permanente - Honolulu Clinic 
1010 Pensacola Street 
Honolulu, HI 96814 
(808) 432-2000

Kalihi-Palama Health Center (KPHC) - Downtown 
Family Medical & Dental Center 
89 South King Street, 4th floor 
Honolulu, HI, 96813 
(808) 792-5570 / http://www.kphc.org/
Open Monday - Friday, 8am to 5pm (last appointment 3:45pm)

The Lavender Center & Clinic (Honolulu Main Office)
1345 S. Beretania St, Ste. 101
Honolulu, HI 96814
(808) 744-2543 / https://lavendercenterandclinic.org/

The Queen’s Medical Center 
1301 Punchbowl St
Honolulu, HI 96813
Main Hospital Number: (808) 691-1000 
Queen’s Referral Line:  (808) 691-7117

Queen's Island Urgent Care - Kakaako
400 Keawe Street, #100
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 735-0007; https://www.queens.org/services/queens-island-urgent-care/home

Straub Medical Center & Clinic Services
888 South King Street
Honolulu, HI 96813
(808) 522-4000 

CLINICS and hospitals NEAR HAWAII LOA CAMPUS

Adventist Health Castle Hospital 
640 'Ulukahiki St
Kailua, HI 96734
(808) 263-5500 / https://www.adventisthealth.org/

Urgent Care Hawaii - Kailua
660 Kailua Road
Kailua, HI 96734
(808) 263-2273 / https://ucarehi.com/kailua/

OTHERS

-Minute Clinics with Longs Drugs (CVS) – go to www.cvs.com for locations on Oahu 

Students may find they need help from resources outside of the university. Here is a list of important resources in the area and their phone numbers.