COVID-19 INFORMATION
UHS is open during normal business hours (M-F 8AM-5PM). We ask that students first schedule a telehealth visit for most health concerns, and these can be scheduled online on the myUHS portal. For the safety of our patients and staff, we are scheduling in-person appointments only after an initial telemedicine consultation in which the provider determines an in-person visit is necessary to provide treatment or care. Due to COVID-19, access to UHS clinic is by appointment only, and visitors may not accompany patients to appointments. To provide care as safely as possible during the pandemic, departments within UHS have modified staffing and operations. Details can be found here.
The healthcare providers and staff at University Health Services are committed to providing high quality care in a friendly and efficient environment. Appointments.
FREE service to UT Students. Call for advice on how to care for an illness or injury or guidance about when to see a healthcare provider.
At this time, there is a potential for longer hold times when calling the UHS Nurse Advice Line due to higher call volume.
512-475-6877 (NURS) Learn More.
Schedule and review appointments online, get lab results, complete required forms and communicate with UHS staff. Go
The patient responsibility for most office visit charges is $10. The patient responsibility may be higher for certain visit types, and there are additional charges for all medications, supplies, diagnostic test, procedures, etc. used or performed as part of an office visit. We accept most major insurance plans. You do not need insurance to use UHS.
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Weekly nutrition workshops with alternating topics of “Meal Planning, Grocery Shopping and Cooking” and “Emotional Eating”
Resources and information regarding symptoms, transmission, prevention and testing.
All entering UT Austin students, regardless of age or classification, must comply with one or more vaccine/medical test requirements before they will be allowed to register for classes. Click “Learn More” to determine which medical clearance requirements apply to you.
The Longhorn Wellness Center addresses priority health issues on campus, including but not limited to: healthy sexuality, nutrition, body image, physical activity, hydration, prescription drug abuse, sleep, and high-risk drinking.
If your parents have insurance, ask them to help you compare the benefits and cost of their plan to the UT Student Health Insurance Plan to see what option would be best for your family.
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Monday - Friday, 8am to 5pm by appointment |
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University Health Services is committed to providing high-quality care to patients of all ages, races, ethnicities, physical abilities or attributes, religions, sexual orientations, or gender identities/expression.
100 West Dean Keeton Student Services Building (SSB)