General Information

ST. MICHAEL'S PRIMARY & SPECIALTY CARE CENTER

St. Michael's Primary & Specialty Care Center is an independent health care organization operated by Prime Healthcare.

Student's visiting St. Michael's Primary & Specialty Care Center will not be charged any initial out-of-pocket fees at the time of the visit. St. Michael's will send charges to the student's health insurance carrier following the visit. Student's are responsible to pay any outstanding fees directly to the St. Michael's organization. 

The following services are provided:

• Treatment of common acute problems (colds, urinary tract infections, vomiting, rashes, acne);
• Treatment of accidents and injuries such as sprains, fractures and lacerations;
• Referral for testing/treatment of Sexually Transmitted Infections
• Health Education

Hours and Appointments:

• St. Michaels Primary and Specialty Care Center is a walk-in clinic; appointments are not accepted
• You may call 973-596-3621 to inquire about wait times

Prescriptions and Pharmacies

Below is a list of local pharmacies that students may use to obtain prescription medications. 

LOCAL PHARMACIES: 

Fees & Referrals

All eligible students may be seen at the St. Michael's Primary and Specialty Care Center for visits with a healthcare provider. Please make sure to bring your health insurance information to all visits.  St. Michael's will charge fees for services provided through your insurance carrier. A co-pay is not collected at the time of your visit. 

Referrals

Referrals are made to area hospitals, specialty physicians, off-sites laboratories, and other facilities such as physical therapy when appropriate.  These referral facilities and providers have no direct affiliation with NJIT, and therefore the student is responsible for the payment of the hospital, specialist and/or laboratory fees assessed to the student.  The university is not responsible for these fees.

Weekends and Emergencies

St. Michael's Primary and Specialty Care Center is closed on weekends. 

If you have a medical emergency please dial 911 on your phone and say your location.

The two hospitals closest to campus are:

For non-emergency situations, there are Urgent Care Centers in the area.