We educate campers to avoid contact with these and what to do if contact is made. We maintain an infirmary staffed by a part time nurse and a certified first-aid person with a physician on call 24 hours a day. The Doylestown Hospital is 15 miles away with a complete range of medical services. Parents will be notified if a camper must visit the doctor or requires an extended stay in the infirmary. If a camper's injury or illness requires non-emergency treatment by a specialist, the parents will be responsible for making the arrangements and taking the camper to the specialist.
Parents assume primary responsibility for all medical bills.
Your personal medical policy is your child's primary coverage. All registered campers are covered by excess coverage accident insurance while at camp. All prescribed medicine must come in the original container with the child's name, drug name, and instructions clearly marked. You will be asked to follow directions for labeling and preparing your child's medication at check-in. Our infirmary carries adequate supplies of these basic medications.