Health Services
The Loomis Union School District provides each school with health services. With the support of our Health Assistants, our School Nurse oversees the daily operation of the school health offices across our district. Our Health Services team works together with students, families, and school site staff to advocate for a healthy lifestyle and provide necessary support.
Health Services Team
School Nurse: Alexis Garcia, [email protected]
School Nurse: Emma Shibata, [email protected]
LVN: Taylor Roser, [email protected]
To reach the health services team, you can also contact them at [email protected].
Placer County Health Resources
- Placer County Health Insurance Resources
- Medi-Cal Program
- Family Resource Guide
- Placer County Immunization Information
If your child requires access to medication at school, even over the counter medication, you must provide a physician signed Medication Order Form with your child’s medication. All medication must be in its original container and labeled with your child’s first and last names. Please drop off the form and medication in your school’s front office for review by your child’s school nurse.
School Health Care Plan (HCP) Information
If your child requires accommodations for a health condition while at school, they may be eligible for a Health Care Plan. Health Care Plans must be renewed each school year. It is the responsibility of the parent or guardian to request a Health Care Plan each year. If your child has a severe allergy or diabetes, please follow the instructions below. If you child has health condition not outlined below, please reach out to your school nurse.
If your child requires a Health Care Plan for Severe Allergies, please complete the steps below:
Download the appropriate Health Care Plan for your child from the links below. Fill our the Health Care Plan with your child's Health Care Provider and turn the completed plan into your school office.
Severe Allergies
The linked HCP has several parts so please read the instructions carefully.
- If your child does require medication to be kept at school (or has an order to self-carry an emergency medication), please have your child's doctor fill out the Medication Order section.
- If your child does not require medication to be kept at school, have your child's doctor indicate "no medication required" in the Medication Order section.
Type 1 Diabetes Information
Type 1 diabetes usually develops in children and young adults but can occur at any age. Diabetes in children is an autoimmune disease that can be fatal if untreated. The link below provides additional information on type 1 diabetes from the California Department of Education.
Type 1 Diabetes Information (California Department of Education)
Care Solace- Mental Health Providers
Care Solace will quickly and confidently match individuals with available mental health and substance use providers. Their team is available to connect you with qualified providers 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, and 365 days per year at no cost. It is our hope that this partnership with Care Solace reduces stress and shortens wait times for those seeking care.
Students, staff, and families can access Care Solace services in three ways:
- Call (888) 515-0595 at any time. Support is available in 200+ languages. A dedicated Care Companion will help you every step of the way to research options, secure appointments, and follow up to make sure it is a good fit.
- For an anonymous search, answer a few questions to get matched with an extensive list of care providers at www.caresolace.com/loomis
- Contact your school’s front office and they will connect you with a mental health professional on campus who can submit a referral on your behalf.
Health Related Documents: