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As part of our ongoing commitment to your health and well-being, free COVID tests are available for undergraduate students at Student Health Services (SHS), Campus Safety and Health Education Outreach (HEO). Here’s how you can get tested: Lab Visits: Schedule a lab visit through My Health Portal or call SHS at 909-621-8222. Test results will be posted to your My Health Portal [...]

Dear Students, Student Health Services (SHS) has an important update regarding COVID-19 testing procedures. Effective immediately, rapid antigen tests are now exclusively accessible through a SHS Lab Visit. Schedule a Lab Visit via My Health Portal or call SHS at 909-621-8222. Results will be posted to your My Health Portal within an hour after your visit. Appointments are required; walk-ins will be [...]

Dear TCC Community,I am excited to welcome the Class of 2027 onto campus for their first fall at Claremont. While much has evolved since the first days of the COVID-19 pandemic, COVID-19 remains part of our day-to-day life at Student Health Services. Through cooperation and teamwork, we continue to work across our college consortium to support health, wellness, and learning.We ask for [...]

Dear 7C Community, I wanted to share with you that effective Monday, March 13, 2023, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH) has updated its isolation and close contact guidance. Accordingly, we are also updating some of our campus procedures. On campus, effective Monday, March 13, 2023: COVID-19 cases in isolation can end their isolation after five days (so, on [...]

Dear 7C students, The beginning of another academic year is now upon us. Omicron variants and subvariants continue to cause COVID-19 infections across the world. However, our knowledge in the prevention and treatment of this disease continues to expand and thankfully, the burden of this disease in terms of severe illness, hospitalization, and death continues to diminish. Those who have kept “up [...]

Dear 7C Students, While we have remained hopeful that COVID-19 would continue to recede, unfortunately as you are likely aware, we are in the midst of another surge with the rapid spread of COVID-19 due primarily to the Omicron variant. The Omicron variant of COVID-19 is highly transmissible, and we expect to see cases and transmission on campus. Thankfully though, most cases [...]