What kind of medical care is provided at camp?
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Medical expectations are outlined below:
First Aid: Glorieta 2.0 does not provide medical or first aid staff for partner conferences. The partner conference is responsible for providing designated medical staff, appropriate medical care, and all necessary supplies. The partner conference must also communicate their medical plan, location of medical personnel, and the contact information of their medical team to Glorieta Adventure Camps.
Emergency Response: EMS average response time to camp is under 15 minutes. In the event of a medical emergency, Glorieta staff will participate in emergency response by contacting the local EMS and assisting with patient care until EMS arrives, as is consistent with the training of the staff available at the time.
Medications: The partner conference is responsible for the secure storage, administration, and logging of their campers’ personal prescription medications while at camp. Locking rooms for medication storage are available upon request.
Health History Forms: Partner conferences are responsible for collecting all appropriate health history forms for all campers and guests on property during their stay.
Medical Care Payments: Glorieta Adventure Camps does not provide medical insurance coverage for each participant or guest. If a guest requires medical attention while at camp, they will be required to pay for it themselves.
Consent to Treat: A “consent to treat” is included in all camper and participant waivers that must be signed before attending camp.