Levine Family Health Center

Please read the below information very carefully:

Unless otherwise noted, all required forms must be returned annually, prior to August 1st, in order for your student to begin classes or participate in activities or athletics.

The State of New Jersey requires certain immunizations be up to date before a child may attend school.  These requirements apply to both domestic and international students.  

All forms and medical information must be submitted using Magnus in English or with full translation provided.

All resident students are required to have health insurance so we can take care of your student while s/he is on campus. 

If your student is a U.S. citizen, you are required to provide a copy of the front and back of their insurance card as proof of insurance coverage, along with a list of local providers in the Princeton, NJ area who accept their insurance.

If your student is a non-U.S. citizen or has a dual citizenship, and has a local, U.S.-based insurance that can be administered in the Princeton, NJ area, the school needs a copy of the front and back of your insurance card.  

All Non-U.S. Citizen boarding students will be automatically enrolled and billed annually for health insurance at the signing of their Hun contract to ensure that proper insurance is available for the students during their time at Hun.  

When proof of United States based insurance coverage is provided and accepted by the Health Office, the cost will be credited to your student's school account by the Business Office.  If the student is a boarder who is a US Citizen, the family is responsible for obtaining insurance that must be approved by the Health Office.  Please note that GeoBlue does not cover physical exams, immunizations, and some dental procedures.  Please refer to the GeoBlue Medical Expense Benefits information in Magnus for exclusions on coverage.

Even if you provided a copy of your card last year, we must have a new copy each year to confirm enrollment in private insurance plans.  Instructions to provide your insurance information, including a copy of your card is included in the Magnus system. 

CHOP Concussion Care for Kids

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP) has a Concussions Care for Kids program dedicated to increasing awareness and improving diagnoses and treatment of concussions. 

HEADS UP to Parents

The Center for Disease Control's Heads Up for Parents resources will help parents recognize, respond to, and minimize the risk of concussion or other serious brain injury.

The Hun School of Princeton takes head injuries very seriously.  The New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association (NJSIAA) mandates that all athletes and parents read and sign the below Concussion Policy Acknowledgement:

Concussion_Instructions.pdf

If your student has sustained a concussion, your primary care provider must complete the attached Head Injury Care Plan form before your student can participate in any physical extra-curricular or sports activity:

Hun_Care_Plan.pdf

More information about concussions:

Concussion_Facts.pdf

Please refer to this section for all required health notifications. We strongly recommend you take a moment to read through these publications, as they contain important information about the health and safety of your student(s).

Meningitis Fact Sheet

HPV vaccination fact sheet

Opioid use and misuse fact sheet

Prevent spread of cold and flu fact sheet

when to stay home fact sheet

rsv fact sheet

cold vs. flu

Tick Information

Required Tuberculosis Testing in NJ Schools

Students born in a country with a TB incidence of greater than or equal to 20 Cases per 100,000 population (as determined by the World Health Organization) and entering the school in the U.S. for the first time, regardless of age or grade entering a school in the United States or New Jersey, for the first time must receive an IGRA (interferon gamma release assay test) or a significant reaction to a Mantoux tuberculin skin test, unless they meet an exemption criterion.

Also, if a student is transferring into the New Jersey school system from a country with a TB  incidence of greater than or equal to 20 Cases per 100,000 population (as determined by the World Health Organization) and entering the school in the U.S. for the first time must receive an IGRA or a significant reaction to a Mantoux tuberculin skin test.

Please see the World Health Organization TB profiles by Country.