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Medical Emergency
If you have a medical emergency, please call 911 from any campus phone (24 hours/day). Campus police will answer the call and dispatch officers and/or paramedics as necessary. An emergency is any problem that may require immediate medical attention. It takes priority over less urgent medical complaints. Head injuries, difficulty breathing, chest pain, heavily bleeding wounds, repeated vomiting, extreme pain, or feeling faint are just a few examples of emergencies.
During regular Klotz Student Health Center business hours, if you walk in with an emergency, you will be given immediate attention. If the clinician decides the problem requires more extensive care than we can provide, you will be treated at the nearest hospital. We encourage all students to carry some type of health insurance in case such an emergency arises.
After Hours Care
When the Klotz Student Health Center is closed (either after-hours, weekends or University holidays), medical care is available at local urgent-care centers or hospitals. Please note: financial responsibility rests with the student. Some local recommendations include:
Northridge Hospital Medical Center
18300 Roscoe Boulevard
Northridge, CA
(818) 885-8500
Olive View Medical Center
14445 Olive View Drive #2B101
Sylmar, CA
(818) 364-1555
Crisis Counseling
For more information about psychological and crisis care, please call University Counseling Services at (818) 677-2366.
Sexual Assault
In the event that you or someone you know is sexually assaulted, please do the following:
- Get to a safe place first;
- Do not shower or change your clothes;
- Call someone you would like to have with you;
- Call the police if you decide to report the assault and they will accompany you to the hospital for medical care;
- If you are not ready to speak to the police, call the University Counseling Services at (818) 677-2366 or the Klotz Student Health Center at (818) 677-3666.
For crisis situations, contact University Counseling Services (818) 677-2366 and/or Valley Trauma Center at (818) 886-0453 or www.valleytraumacenter.org.