Remaining vigilant and not coming to campus when sick or with symptoms is critically important. For more information on cuScreen, please review our cuScreen FAQs.
For more information on how to attest your vaccination status, including which document(s) you need to submit, please review the How to Attest to Being Vaccinated section of the website.
Faculty, Staff, Students (with MC1)
Visitors (No MC1)
Individuals who do not have a MyCarletonOne (MC1) account, should either create a new account with Thrive Health, Inc. or log in with an existing account. View instructions for visitors (PDF, 285 KB).
Visitors may choose to complete the Government of Ontario’s screening self-assessment in lieu of setting up a cuScreen account.
Visitor Registration Code: CARLETONU-VISITOR
Note: It is recommended that you do not add family members to your account at this time as this functionality has not been fully tested as part of cuScreen. Adding family members may cause errors to occur to your account.
Using cuScreen
Report Your Vaccination Status
Proof of vaccination is no longer required to access campus or participate in Carleton activities. However, it may become necessary to bring back proof of vaccination requirements on short notice if the situation and public health advice changes. Everyone is encouraged to attest to their vaccination status and if vaccinated, upload proof of vaccination and subsequent booster doses in cuScreen.
We strongly recommend that all members of the Carleton community get a full course of vaccination, including booster doses as soon as they are eligible, and submit their booster dose information in cuScreen as soon as possible.
Reporting Symptoms
All individuals who have been on campus in the 5 days before the onset of symptoms potentially linked to COVID-19 or who have received a positive COVID-19 test result must still submit a COVID-19 Symptom Reporting Form through cuScreen.
The completion of this form provides all of the necessary information for Environmental Health and Safety (EHS) and Health and Counselling Services (HCS) to do a proper assessment and follow-up. After completing this form, the individual will be provided with more information from EHS and HCS including next steps and when they are eligible to return to campus.
Any additional illness reporting processes for employees must be followed.
QR Location Codes
Scanning campus QR location codes with your smartphone camera to check in to a location on campus is no longer required.
Existing signage should be left in place on campus should we be required to re-implement this in the future.
Key Features
Complete screening in minutes
The COVID-19 screening self-assessment questionnaire will guide you to appropriate next steps and Carleton University resources based on current public health recommendations.
Access from any device
Using one of the sign-in links above, you can access cuScreen from any browser on a smartphone, tablet, or desktop.
Trusted sources
cuScreen has been co-developed by Carleton University and Thrive Health, based on trusted guidance from Health Canada, and the Government of Canada.
Protected data
Data are encrypted both in transit and storage and exceeds the Personal Health Information Protection Act (PHIPA) and Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (FIPPA) requirements.
Adding cuScreen to Your Smartphone Home Screen
Adding the cuScreen website to your smartphone home screen or “pinning” allows you to quickly access the website. This allows you to easily access cuScreen to complete your COVID-19 screening self-assessment daily and check out of locations.
iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch
- Launch Safari browser and open cuScreen
- Tap the “Share” button (arrow pointing upward). The button is on the bar at the top of the screen on an iPad, and on the bar at the bottom of the screen on an iPhone or iPod Touch.
- Tap the “Add to Home Screen” in the Share menu. You may need to scroll down.
- Enter “cuScreen” for the shortcut name
- The icon will appear on your home screen like any other app
Android
- Launch Chrome for Android and open cuScreen
- Tap the menu button and tap “Add to homescreen”
- Enter “cuScreen” for the shortcut name
- The icon will appear on your home screen like any other app