AccessAbility Services staff want to remind students with medical disabilities that the OAS does not provide Eastern staff, faculty, or students with information regarding your medical condition, or how to care for you in case an urgent medical issue occurs.
It is your responsibility to communicate this information to the individuals around you, should you deem it appropriate. Please understand that if an event occurs in which you need urgent or emergency medical care, you or a person with you should contact 911.
If you do not have documentation, or are unsure what to submit, please refer to the following resources:
Documentation Guidelines
Documentation of Disability Forms by accommodation request
Please include the days of the week (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday,) and the times you are available to meet. Keep in mind that OAS closes at 5:00pm on weekdays.
I make the following authorizations regarding the release of information pertaining to me for the purpose of assisting me at ECSU, as well as determining reasonable and appropriate accommodations. I understand that records and information concerning my disability and/or requests for accommodations are protected under law and cannot be released to anyone outside the university without my expressed written consent unless otherwise permitted or required by law. As a result, no such disclosure will be made, except in the event of a medical emergency, unless such persons to whom disclosure is to be made are identified in this or a supplemental Authorization. I understand that OAS may, from time to time, release confidential information to other offices and personnel of Eastern on a need-to-know basis in order to consider, process, and manage any requests for accommodations and that such disclosure is permitted under the law. I understand that these authorizations may be withdrawn at any time by me through a written, signed and dated request or by completing a new Authorization of Release and/or Obtain Information.
The Office of AccessAbility Services (OAS) is committed to ensuring that all information and communication pertaining to a student’s disability is maintained as confidential as required or permitted by law.
The following guidelines about the treatment of such information have been adopted by OAS and will be shared with students. These guidelines incorporate relevant state and federal regulations.