University Health Services

An on‐campus medical facility serving the students, faculty and staff of UT Austin. Providing healthcare, public health leadership, and additional services designed to protect and advance the health of the Longhorn community.

Student Services Building
100 West Dean Keeton Street

8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Monday - Friday

512-471-4955

24/7 Nurse Advice Line

Dealing with an illness or injury and need advice from a registered nurse?

Call our 24/7 Nurse Advice Line at 512-475-6877 (NURS) for guidance on what you should do next.

Services at a Glance

Not sure where to start?

Check out our list of services offered by University Health Services, then click "Go to Page" to get more details on what each service includes.

Billing and Insurance

Is your insurance in-network with UHS?

You don't need health insurance to access UHS, but we do accept most major U.S. insurance plans, including the student health insurance plan, AcademicBlue.

Incoming Students

Are you an incoming student?

Learn about UT's immunization and medical clearance requirements to be met before class registration.

Fall 2024 Flu Vaccination Clinics

UT Austin students, faculty, and staff can receive their flu vaccine at these on-campus clinics from September 17 to October 17.

Frequently Asked Questions

UHS Hours

UHS is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday-Friday.

Many of our clinics have specific operating hours. For more information on all of our clinic and service hours, visit the services page.

Additionally, the Nurse Advice Line is accessible 24/7. Call 512-475-6877 to speak with a registered nurse about medical concerns.

Appointment Cost

The cost of your appointment will vary based on the services provided during your visit and your insurance status—whether you're insured, underinsured, or uninsured. For more information, visit the billing and insurance page.

Appointment Information

You can book an appointment online through the MyUHS/CMHC Portal.

Alternatively, you can schedule by phone by calling 512-471-4955.

If you're unsure which service you need, call our nurse advice line at 512-475-6877 (NURS).

Health Insurance

We accept and are in-network with most major U.S.-based insurance plans.

View our Billing and Insurance page to see if your insurance is in-network.

Incoming Student Requirements

All incoming students must comply with immunization and medical clearance requirements prior to registering for classes. Additionally, all incoming students must also complete the AlcoholEdu and SAPU online educational modules.

Parents Accessing Medical Records

Anyone who has access to your UT EID and password will have access to your medical records. See the medical records access page for information on important privacy considerations.

STI Testing

If you're experiencing symptoms, schedule an appointment for testing in either the General Medicine or Gynecology Clinics.

If you don't have symptoms, you can use the STI Nurse Screening Clinic.

If you'd like to discuss your concerns with a registered nurse first, call the 24/7 Nurse Advice Line at 512-475-6877.

Accessing Medical Records

See the medical records access page for instructions on how to access your medical records.

Frequently Asked Questions

UHS is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Monday-Friday.

Many of our clinics have specific operating hours. For more information on all of our clinic and service hours, visit the services page.

Additionally, the Nurse Advice Line is accessible 24/7. Call 512-475-6877 to speak with a registered nurse about medical concerns.

The cost of your appointment will vary based on the services provided during your visit and your insurance status—whether you're insured, underinsured, or uninsured. For more information, visit the billing and insurance page.

You can book an appointment online through MyUHS/CMHC.

Alternatively, you can schedule by phone by calling 512-475-4955.

If you're unsure which service you need, call our nurse advice line at 512-471-6877 (NURS).

We accept and are in-network with most major U.S.-based insurance plans.

View our Billing and Insurance page to see if your insurance is in-network.

All incoming students must comply with immunization and medical clearance requirements prior to registering for classes. Additionally, all incoming students must also complete the AlcoholEdu and SAPU online educational modules.

Anyone who has access to your UT EID and password will have access to your medical records. See the medical records access page for information on important privacy considerations.

If you're experiencing symptoms, schedule an appointment for testing in either the General Medicine or Gynecology Clinics.

If you don't have symptoms, you can use the STI Nurse Screening Clinic.

If you'd like to discuss your concerns with a registered nurse first, call the 24/7 Nurse Advice Line at 512-475-6877.

See the medical records access page for instructions on how to access your medical records.

Updates and Events

University Health Services

Fall 2024 Flu Vaccination Clinics

UT Austin students, faculty, and staff can receive their flu vaccine at these on-campus clinics from September 17 to October 17.

University Health Services

Nutrition Education and Skills Workshops

Join a UHS registered dietitian for workshops that focus on learning practical nutrition skills through hands-on activities and discussions, or specialized nutrition education presented in a lecture format with dedicated time for questions and answers.

Counseling and Mental Health Center

TimelyCare

A free 3rd party virtual mental health and well-being platform for currently enrolled UT Austin students. Through either the mobile app or desktop, receive 24/7 access to virtual care through phone or secure video visits from anywhere in the United States.

University Health Services

Healthcare Products Delivered

Get over-the-counter medications prescriptions, first-aid supplies, period products, contraception and more delivered.

University Health Services

STI Nurse Screening Clinic

Asymptomatic screenings for chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis B and C, HIV and syphilis, confidential, timely results delivered electronically.