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Northfield Health Services
Room D105
Phone: 847.784.7513
Fax: 847.784.3113 Email: NorthfieldHealth@nths.netNorthfield Health Services
Room D105
Phone: 847.784.7513
Fax: 847.784.3113
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Winnetka Health Services
Room 29
Phone: 847.784.2110
Fax: 847.835.9852
healthservices@nths.netWinnetka Health Services
Room 29
Phone: 847.784.2110
Fax: 847.835.9852
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Transition Center Health Services
640 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, IL 60022
Phone: 847.784.6897
transitionhealth@nths.netTransition Center Health Services
640 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, IL 60022
Phone: 847.784.6897
Email: transitionhealth@nths.net
- Health Resources
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- Immunizations
- Chronic Conditions
- COVID-19 & Respiratory Viruses
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Health Forms
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General Health Services Forms
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Incoming Freshman
- Class of 2029 - Health Services Welcome Letter
- IL Certificate of Child Health Examination Form – for class of 2029: school physical completed on/after 8/20/2024
- IL Proof of Dental Examination Exam Form – by May 15th of their freshman year, students in grade 9 are required to have a dental exam on file. School dental examinations must have been completed within 18 months prior to the May 15 deadline. For the class of 2029, dental examinations completed on/after November 15, 2024.
- Dental Examination Waiver Form – if unable to have exam due to lack of/insufficient coverage
- NTHS Medication Form – required for all prescription and over-the-counter medications including ibuprofen, acetaminophen, and diphenhydramine
- Allergy Action Plan – for students with potential anaphylactic allergies
- Asthma Action Plan – for students with asthma
- Seizure Action Plan – for students with known seizure history or epilepsy
- Diabetes Medical Management Plan – for students with diagnosis of diabetes
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Freshmen
- IL Certificate of Child Health Examination Form – for class of 2026: school physical completed on/after 8/22/2021
- IL Proof of Dental Examination Exam Form –by May 15th of their freshman year, students in grade 9 are required to have a dental exam on file. School dental examinations must have been completed within 18 months prior to the May 15 deadline.
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Transfer Students
- IL Certificate of Child Health Examination form - for physical completed withing 1 year of transfer
- State of IL Eye Examination Report Form - for students transfering from outside Illinois, completed within 1 year prior to enrollment
- Allergy Emergency Action Plan - for students with potential anaphylactic allergies
- NTHS Medication Authorization Form - optional, for prescription and over-the-counter medications to be taken at NTHS
- Asthma Action Plan - optional, for students with asthma
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All Seniors
- Documentation of MCV4/Menigitis immunization on/after student's 16th birthday - any official vaccination documentation is acceptable. Additional ISHA physical form is not needed.
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All Athletes: Freshman, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors playing interscholastic sports
- IL Certificate of Child Health Examination form - due yearly. Physicals are valid for 395 days (one year, plus one month grace period). IHSA does not allow exceptions
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Health Services Documents
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Forms in Spanish
- IL Certificate of Child Health Exam Form – Spanish (Certificado de Examen de Salud para la escuela)
- IL Proof of Dental Examination Form - Spanish (Certificado de Examen Dental para la escuela)
- Dental Examination Waiver Form - Spanish (Certificado de Excepción de Examen Dental por falta de Cobertura Dental)
- Allergy Action Plan - Spanish- Plan de Acción para el manejo Alergias en la escuela
- Asthma Action Plan - Spanish - Plan de Acción para el manejo de Asma en la escuela
- Seizure Action Plan - Spanish - Plan de Acción para el manejo de convulsiones en la escuela
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- Immunizations
Immunizations
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In order to attend school, a record of current immunizations or a physician's statement of immunity must be on file. If an immunization is medically contraindicated, a physician must provide a statement specifying the reason. A religious exemption requires the filing of the Illinois Certificate of Religious Exemption form signed by parent and health provider. Please refer to Guidelines for Completion of the Certificate of Child Health Exam.
Meningitis (MCV4) vaccine: For Freshman: Requires one dose on or after the 11th birthday. For Seniors: Requires one dose on or after the 11th birthday and a second dose after the 16th birthday. If the first dose is given after the 16th birthday only one dose is required.
Religious Objections to Immunizations and/or Examinations: As of 10/16/15, parents or legal guardian must submit Illinois Certificate of Religious Exemption form signed by parent and health care provider. Form will be required to start classes.
Past New Trier Attendees/Graduates Requesting Immunization Records
If you would like a copy of your immunization records, please email healthservices@nths.net or fax (847.835.9852) a request to Health Services with the following information:
- Your name/maiden name if applicable
- Date of birth
- Year of graduation
- Your signature
- Where records need to be sent
Immunization records can also be accessed through the Records Office.
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- Chronic Conditions
Chronic Conditions
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A new Illinois law, Public Act 103-0641 requires the Illinois State Board of Education, in coordination with the Illinois Department of Public Health, to develop and publish Type 1 diabetes informational materials for the parents and guardians of students.
These materials are now available on ISBE’s School Wellness Student and Family Resources web page, via the link Understanding Type 1 Diabetes for Parents and Guardians.
Each school district and charter school is required by law to post this document on its website, if a website is maintained. Please contact ISBE’s Wellness & Student Care Department at schoolnurse@isbe.net with any questions.
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- COVID-19 & Respiratory Viruses
COVID-19 & Respiratory Viruses
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have updated guidance regarding COVID-19 and other respiratory illnesses. New guidelines can be found here.
New Trier is adopting these new guidelines, which state that you should stay home if you have respiratory virus symptoms that aren’t better explained by another cause. These symptoms can include: fever, chills, fatigue, cough, runny nose, and headache, among others.
When sick with a respiratory virus, the updated guidance recommends staying home and away from others. For people with COVID-19, treatment is available and can lessen symptoms and lower the risk of severe illness. Contact your medical professional for treatment options. The recommendations suggest returning to normal activities when, for at least 24 hours, symptoms are improving overall, and there is no fever, without use of a fever-reducing medication such as ibuprofen, acetaminophen or aspirin.
Once resuming normal activities, you are encouraged to take additional prevention strategies for the next 5 days to curb disease spread, such as taking more steps for cleaner air, enhancing hand hygiene, wearing a well-fitting mask and maintaining distance from others.
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Health Services - Contact Information
- All Locations
- 640 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, IL 60022
- Northfield
- Northfield Campus
- Winnetka Campus
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- Rebecca Boston
- Health Services Department Chair - Winnetka
- Health Services
- Winnetka Campus Room 029
- Analia Elizalde
- Health Services Coordinator - Northfield
- Health Services
- Northfield Campus
- Matthew Buckun
- Registered Nurse
- Health Services
- Northfield Room D105
- Laurie Cavalier
- Registered Nurse
- Health Services
- Winnetka Campus
- Karen Lau
- Registered Nurse
- Health Services
- Winnetka Campus
- Lynn Morris
- Registered Nurse
- Health Services
- Winnetka Campus
- Christine Odisho
- Department Assistant – Health Services
- Health Services
- Winnetka Campus Room 029
- Jessi Rivera
- Transition Center Nurse
- Health Services
- 640 Vernon Ave., Glencoe, IL 60022
