Health & Wellness

Teens are responsible for carrying and self-administering their own medication. With the exception of over-the-counter treatments and EpiPens, our staff is not allowed to hold or administer prescribed medication and cannot be responsible for ensuring that prescribed medication is taken.

Special requests—such as refrigeration requirements—should be noted on your teen’s health form in their account.

Teens are never allowed to share or dispense prescribed medication.

BBYO Passport partners with BBYO partners with CampDoc, the leading electronic health record system for camps, designed by camp doctors, nurses and directors. The secure, easy-to-use web-based solution helps our staff better manage health forms, medications/allergies, and health logging throughout the BBYO programming year. Once registered, families will receive an email invitation to either set up or login to their teens account. To attend a BBYO Passport experience, your teen(s) Camp Doc profile must be completed at 100%.

Yes, BBYO has partnered with CampDoc for our families to easily upload health records, medical insurance, immunizations, and medications/allergies for all BBYO programs. Upon registration for any Summer Program, you will receive an email from CampDoc with access information to your profile. A teen’s account must be 100% completed to attend an International Summer Program (BBYO Passport, CLTC, ILTC, Kallah).

Please note, every participant is required to provide a copy of a physical received within one year (12 months) of the program start date (June 2023–August 2023). The BBYO medical form can be found through a teen’s CampDoc profile in the Healthcare Provider Form section.

For questions about CampDoc please contact [email protected].