WELL-BEING

This examination is important throughout your time at the University. It provides the Medical Department with information about your medical history and background, enabling it to provide appropriate assistance in the event of a medical emergency.

The Medical Department provides emergency care, internal medicine, general medicine, nutrition, and nursing services.

You can find all information about the policy here. 

Nearly all clinics are affiliated with the plan. You can find more information here. 

If possible, go to the Medical Department, where you can receive care. If necessary, you may be referred to the private clinic of your choice.

Simply go to the nearest clinic and indicate that you are covered by the Personal Accident Insurance arranged by Universidad de Lima.

The insurance covers 100% of accident-related expenses, up to the coverage limit, including medications, laboratory tests, and other diagnostic tests.

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The service is available to University students, faculty, and administrative staff.

No. This is a free service provided by Universidad de Lima to members of its University community.

It is a nutritional counseling service that addresses healthy eating and provides recommendations tailored to lifestyles within the University environment.

During the consultation, you will receive practical nutritional recommendations and strategies tailored to your daily routine.

The consultation can address topics of personal interest, such as which foods support concentration or how to read a nutrition label. However, cases requiring specialized or long-term treatment are not addressed.

If necessary and justified by the circumstances, and if the service's availability allows, a maximum of one additional consultation may be scheduled. This additional session is intended to reinforce the recommendations provided during the initial consultation.

No medical referral is required to access the service. However, as a student, you must have completed the Health History Assessment required by the General Academic Regulations upon entering the University.