Here you will find any of the forms you may need in order to meet the immunization requirement, establish health insurance, establish medical care, request medical records, travel requirements and more. If you have any questions, please feel free to use the chat feature on the top right corner of this website.
The paperwork you may need
Forms by topic
Health insurance
Insurance worksheet
- Do you know what your insurance plan covers, and where you need to go for care? Need information about co-pays and co-insurance? Use this worksheet to determine your coverage, including coverage of mental health and physical therapy treatments, and how much of the cost you’ll be responsible for.
UW International Student Health Insurance (ISHIP)
- Find ISHIP forms on the Lifewise Portal.
Graduate Appointee Insurance Program (GAIP)
- Find GAIP Forms and Information on the Lifewise Portal
Immunization requirement
Immunization requirement forms
- Visit the UW Immunization Requirement page for information and forms about immunization.
Travel medicine
Travel medicine
- The Travel Planning Questionnaire is for new patients seeking travel medicine at Hall Health.
New patient – establishing care
New patient
- Pre-Registration Form for new patients to Hall Health Center. Filling out this form prior to your first visit can save time.
- Women’s Health History Questionnaire for new patients to the Women’s Health clinic or those who have not been seen for more than one year.
- The Travel Planning Questionnaire is for new patients to the Travel Clinic.
- Care Agreement (for patients who are under the age of 18)
- Financial Agreement
- Privacy Practices
Health care directive – power of attorney
Health care directive & power of attorney
- A health care directive is a legal document allowing you to determine whether you would want your life prolonged if you had a terminal condition. Complete the Health Care Directive Form and bring it with you to your next appointment so that it can be added to your electronic health record.
- A durable power of attorney for health care is a legal document allowing you to name a person as your health care agent—someone who is authorized to consent to, stop or refuse most medical treatment for you if a physician determines you cannot make these decisions yourself. Complete the Durable Power of Attorney Form and bring it with you to your next appointment so that it can be added to your electronic health record.
Learn more about Health Care Directives and Durable Powers of Attorney from the Washington State Medical Association.
Form to request medical records
Form to request medical records
Read more about Release of Medical Information and find forms.
