University Health Services
An accredited on-campus medical facility serving the students of UT Austin. Providing healthcare, public health leadership and services designed to protect and advance the health and well-being of the Longhorn community.
Student Services Building
100 West Dean Keeton Street
8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Monday - Friday
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 Health and Well-Being 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 Primary Care 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.
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.
You can book an appointment online through MyUHS/CMHC.
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).
If you're experiencing symptoms, schedule an appointment for testing in either the Primary Care 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.
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Dr. Melissa Eshelman, Director of Psychiatry at the Counseling and Mental Health Center (CMHC) at The University of Texas at Austin, has recently earned prestigious honors recognizing her contributions to psychiatric care, teaching and mentorship.
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Eliana Glenn’s path to public health began as an undergraduate at UT Austin. Originally from Dripping Springs, Texas, Glenn chose UT for the experience of a large university while staying close to family and friends in Austin.
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Highlights and Events
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Protect yourself this flu season! UT Austin students can schedule an appointment to get their flu vaccine at the UHS Allergy, Immunization and Travel Clinic.
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Have mild to moderate flu or COVID-19 symptoms? Schedule a quick nurse visit for testing, with results usually available within two hours. Appointments are available Monday–Friday.
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Asymptomatic screenings for chlamydia, gonorrhea, hepatitis B and C, HIV and syphilis, confidential, timely results delivered electronically.
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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.