UHS General Medicine

UHS is here to keep you healthy while you focus on your studies at UT Austin. You can expect the same types of services that you can get from your primary care provider and more.

Appointments are required for all non-urgent medical conditions.
For advice on how to care for an illness or injury at home or guidance about whether and how soon to see a healthcare provider, call the UHS 24-hour Nurse Advice Line at 512-475-6877
For severe or potentially life-threatening symptoms, go to a local hospital emergency room or call 911.

Important Appointment Information for Certain Visits

First-time visits for patients who are interested in pre-exposure prophylaxis for HIV (PrEP), patients requesting gender care resources and patients with depression and anxiety.

Call 512-471-4955 to schedule your initial appointment.

Our healthcare providers are board-certified family medicine physicians, internal medicine physicians, physician assistants, certified nurse practitioners and behavioral health consultants who are supported by a staff of nurses, medical technologists, radiological and ultrasound technologists, dietitians and health promotion professionals.

Types of Services Provided in General Medicine

UHS general medicine clinics provide primary medical care tailored to the unique needs of college students. Common medical services include diagnosis and treatment of:

Upper respiratory infections
Seasonal allergies
Common infections (e.g., strep throat, mono, influenza)
Sexually transmitted infections
Skin and nail problems
Oral problems
Stress, anxiety, and depression
Minor injuries

You can also schedule appointments for

Chronic disease management (asthma, diabetes, hypertension)
Study abroad clearance
Assistance with prescription medications

UHS also offers an urgent care clinic, allergy shots, immunizations and travel health appointments as well as sports medicine and women's health specialty clinics. If you need care not offered at UHS, we can refer you to appropriate resources in the community - just like your primary care provider would.

Sensitive Health Exams

UHS utilizes chaperones for all sensitive physical examinations, including breast, genital, and rectal exam. For more information view the Patient Guide to Sensitive Health Exams (PDF).