Jackson College Health Clinic

Jackson College Health Clinic Jackson College health clinic is available to current students and staff for most of your health car

The cost to be seen at the JC Health Clinic is $5.00 cash or check for students and $10.00 cash or check for staff. Services:
• Physicals (Program or Sports)
• Sick visits (sore throat, earache, congestion, etc.)
• Vaccinations (additional costs)
• Medication refills
• Blood testing
• Women health exams
• Birth control, contraceptives and pregnancy testing
• Blood pressure monitoring
• Mental health help
• TB Testing
• Blood sugar (Glucose) monitoring
• Urine testing (for urinary tract infections)
• Testing for strep, mono, bacterial vaginosis, glucose, pregnancy and urinalysis (additional cost of $5 per test)
• Sexually transmitted disease testing, counseling and referrals
• Smoking cessation
• Chronic illness management
• Substance abuse and referrals
• Asthma management
• EKG’s
• Breathing treatments
• Allergy injections

If you have any questions about a service that we provide or if you would like to schedule an appointment, please call us at 517.990.1374 and we will be happy to help you! JC Health Clinic Rate Sheet
Vaccination Costs Effective 04.02.2014

Vaccine Cost
Tdap $40.00
Titer Cost – Total for Tdap $136.37
- Diphtheria $41.77
- Tetanus $49.60
- Bordetella Pertussis $45.00

TB TEST $10.00

Hepatitis B $60.00
Titer Cost – Surface Antibody $99.00

Flu $15.00

MMR (Need 2 Doses a Month Apart) $65.00
Titer Cost – Total for MMR $157.00
- Rubeola (Hard Measles) $42.00
- Mumps $24.00
- Rubella $91.00

Varicella (Need 2 Doses a Month Apart)$105.00
Titer Cost - $27.00 – two different tests totaling $54.00

Rapid Testing: $5.00 per test

(Pregnancy, Strep, Mono, BVBlue (bacterial vaginosis), Urinalysis, Glucose, Breathing treatments, Steroid Shots and EKG)

**Price of vaccinations does not include the $5.00 copay, which will be charged at each visit.

07/16/2026

The National Weather Service has determined that the AQI for particulate matter today has reached over 150 and has been deemed unhealthy for all groups. Please plan your day accordingly to minimize exposure to the poor air quality. Jackson College strongly encourages the use of an N-95 if you absolutely need to be outdoors. Reduce your exposure by choosing less strenuous activities or shortening the amount of time you are active outdoors.

07/15/2026

MDHHS updates recommendations for cyclosporiasis prevention

MDHHS continues to investigate an outbreak of cyclosporiasis, pointing to lettuce and salad greens as a potential source for the outbreak. Other foods with positive outbreaks include raspberries, green onions, cilantro and more. As of this week, cases were listed at 2,640.
Read more on Michigan Department of Health and Human Services

07/02/2026

Safety Talks: Fireworks safety

This Fourth of July, make sure you and your loved ones stay safe when it comes to fireworks displays. The safest way to enjoy fireworks is by watching a professional display, but if you choose to use legal fireworks on your own, it’s important to follow these safety protocols. The weekly Safety Talks series developed by Employee Health and Safety is designed to ensure safety is always top of mind for everyone.

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07/01/2026

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Health officials say a source for the surge in cases has not yet been identified. The reported cases include Monroe, Lenawee, Washtenaw, Wayne, Livingston, Shiawassee and Jackson counties.

Details at the link in the comments.

06/04/2026

We hear a lot about what teens “should” be doing, but not enough about what teens actually think. The County-Wide Teen Advisory Council’s Summer Edition is about changing that. This is your chance to share your perspective, connect with other teens, and work on projects that impact real issues teen’s face.
Your voice matters and we’re here to listen. To sign up, click the link below and fill out the form.
https://form.jotform.com/260774009729060
If you are unable to participate this summer, you are more than welcome to sign up and join us during the school year.

05/20/2026

Multistate outbreaks of salmonella linked to contact with baby poultry

Michigan health officials are warning residents about growing multistate salmonella outbreaks linked to handling backyard chicks and ducklings. Michigan has reported 21 cases. Officials urge thorough handwashing, keeping poultry outdoors and limiting contact for young children, older adults and immunocompromised people.
Read more on the Michigan Department of Health & Human Services

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Jackson, MI
49201

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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