You can find those forms at http://gogc.me/healthform. You will need to be signed in to your Georgetown College email account for the form to work properly. If a medical emergency occurs on campus, either the student or bystanders should notify Campus Safety immediately at 502-863-8111.
Our onsite clinic provides a wide variety of services, including:
- evaluation and treatment of illness and injuries
- allergy injections for those already receiving from a specialist
- routine examinations
- women’s well visits
- breast and testicular cancer screenings
- patient education
Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Patients must call 502-863-8201 to schedule an appointment. Services are provided FREE to Georgetown College students. However, the student will be responsible for any charges for services provided outside of the clinic. Click on any of the topics below for more health resources.
After Hours Treatment
Outside of GC’s clinic hours, students are advised to seek treatment from a local physician or the following Georgetown clinics. Please note that you must take your driver’s license and health insurance card with you. Insurance will be billed at these offices.
Georgetown Family Physicians Express Care
105 Prather Path Suite 1200, Georgetown KY 40324 – across from Georgetown Community Hospital
Open Monday-Friday: 7 AM -7 PM, Saturday-Sunday: 9AM-5PM
You may want to call to make sure they accept your insurance first at 502-603-5220. This is a walk- in clinic, so there is typically a wait.
The Little Clinic- Inside Kroger
106 Marketplace Circle, Georgetown KY 40324
859-317-6075
Only open certain days, check online first!
Schedule an appointment online here
Georgetown Urgent Care
111 Osbourne Way, Suite 101, Georgetown KY 40324 (Next to Wal-Mart)
502-570-0007
This is a walk-in clinic. You may go to their website and check in before you arrive.
Georgetown Community Hospital Emergency Department
1140 Lexington Rod, Georgetown KY 40324
Available for EMERGENCIES, if you feel like you have a life-threatening condition, are in extreme pain, or need emergency treatment. If you are on your parent’s insurance, you may want to call them first because this could be an extremely high medical bill.
Vaccines
Georgetown College highly recommends all students living in campus housing to provide proof of the following vaccines Meningitis (A,C,W,Y), Meningitis (B), MMR, Tdap, Polio, and Varicella, and the results of a one-step TB Test. Additionally, all students are required to fill out a medical history form and insurance information.
The required form is in Canvas or can be located at http://gogc.me/healthform.
