The Drexel Health Checker is the required platform to provide vaccination information and schedule/receive results of any COVID tests performed through Drexel. The web application uses a responsive design and will work on any desktop, tablet, or mobile device.

To access the new Drexel Health Checker, go to https://apps.med.drexel.edu/covidresource.

You will be required to log in using your Drexel ID via Drexel Connect.

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To schedule a test through the Student Health Center, select the SCHEDULE A TEST card on the main index page. You will be redirected to schedule your test through Acuity.

Select your testing center location from the displayed choices and then a date and time from the provided calendar, and press Continue.

You will be prompted to fill out an informational questionnaire with your name, phone number, Drexel email, Drexel User ID, date of birth, reason for visit, any COVID symptoms or recent COVID diagnosis, and consent. Then select Complete Appointment Scheduling. You will see a confirmation page and will also receive an email confirmation.

If you report or receive a positive COVID test result using the Health Checker, an authorized representative from the University will contact you to assist with contact tracing, isolation or health care needs.

For more on testing, visit our COVID-19 Testing page.

What to do if you feel sick

You will receive email notification when a new COVID test result is available.

To see your results, go to the Health Checker index page and select VIEW/UPLOAD RESULTS to be directed to the COVID Results page.

Under “Available Results,” you will see any new test results received through Drexel Medicine Diagnostic Labs for you, and any self-reported test results you have provided. If a printable PDF copy is needed, select the PDF icon.

To report an outside test result, on this same page, select the “+ Add Self Reported COVID Test Result” hyperlink. Using the drop-down and calendar fields, select the test information (type, source, date) and then select the date of the result and the type of result. You can also upload a copy of the test result stored as a file on your desktop or mobile device. Once the information is all filled in, select Save.

Health care students and employees may be required to be up to date with COVID-19 vaccination by their School or College. Students working on co-ops within health care environments may also be required to be up to date with COVID vaccinations.

From the main index web page, select UPLOAD VACCINATION CARD.

You will be prompted to add or confirm your personal information; then select Save.

Select + Add Vaccination Record hyperlink.

Add vaccination information/documentation. Select the Vaccine Type and Manufacturer from the drop-down menus, enter Vaccine Injection Date on the calendar, and (if available) type in the Lot Number.

Select Save.

You will then be prompted to upload an image of your vaccination card. Select “Choose File,” locate the file on your desktop or mobile device, and then select “Open.”

You will be able to view or download the image you have uploaded to ensure it is correct and matches the information you provided.

You can repeat this process for multiple vaccinations. If you received a two-dose vaccine such as Moderna or Pfizer, you must record both doses to demonstrate that you are fully vaccinated should you be required to do so by your School or College.