UA Campus Health Service: Student Health, Wellness & Safety Since 1918
At Campus Health, our mission is to promote health, wellness, and safety among UA students and the community we serve. We support this mission by providing a variety of medical and behavioral health services. Campus Health has been delivering high-quality, compassionate care to students for over 100 years. We were the first fully accredited college health service in the nation and have been ranked at the top of Best Health Services by the Princeton Review.
What services does Campus Health offer?
- Walk-In Clinic
- General Medicine
- Women’s Health
- LGBTQ+ Health
- Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS)
- Immunizations/Travel Clinic
- Pharmacy
- Laboratory & X-Ray Services
- Sports Medicine, Orthopedics & Wart Care
- Physical Therapy
- Nutrition Education & Counseling
- Health Promotion & Preventive Services
- Alcohol & Drug Education
- Sexual Health Education
- Telehealth Visits
- COVID-19 Testing
Who can be seen at Campus Health?
Our services are available to all registered main-campus students. Arizona Online, AZCAST & Distance Learner students are eligible to be seen at Campus Health if they are registered for at least 1 unit and have paid the Health portion of the UA Health & Recreation fee.
How do students schedule an appointment?
Students are asked to call ahead to schedule an appointment with Campus Health.
- Medical Appointments: 520-621-9202
- CAPS Appointments: 520-621-3334
When is Campus Health open?
Monday – Friday from 8:00am - 4:30pm
Wednesdays from 9:00am - 4:30pm
Campus Health is closed on University holidays.
Where is Campus Health located?
Campus Health is located conveniently on the UA campus (Northwest corner of Highland Ave & 6th Street).
What happens if Campus Health is closed?
Students can contact our after-hours providers at the phone numbers below.
- Medical After-Hours: 520-570-7898
- CAPS 24/7: 520-621-3334
After-hours callers in crisis may speak with a licensed counselor by pressing 1.
For Emergencies Call 911
- In the event of a life-threatening illness or serious injury, call 911 immediately for emergency assistance.
Do students have an online account or patient portal?
Yes! Students can login to PatientLink using their UA NetID and password. Through PatientLink, they can:
- Access and review their account
- Check immunization records
- Send and receive secure messages with health care provider
- View referrals
- Complete appointment consent forms
- Give feedback on their visit
Do students need insurance to be seen at Campus Health?
No! Insurance is not required to receive services at Campus Health. However, it is strongly recommended that every student maintain adequate health insurance to cover unexpected medical expenses.
Student Discounted Rate
With support from the Health & Recreation fee, services offered are at an affordable rate compared to those provided in the community. Registered main-campus students are automatically eligible for the Student Discounted Rate.
Commercial Health Plans
Already have health insurance? Campus Health is a participating provider to most United Healthcare, Aetna, BlueCross/BlueShield, Cigna, and Health Net plans for primary care services. Please check directly with your insurance carrier if Campus Health is a participating provider under your plan (Tax ID 74-2652689).
What are the available student health care options?
CampusCare
This health care option serves as an ideal bridge for students covered by any type of health plan where one may have a high deductible, limited benefits, or no coverage for charges incurred at Campus Health. CampusCare is not an insurance policy. CampusCare covers most expenses after a designated office visit fee for services provided exclusively at Campus Health.
Student Health Insurance Plan
This is a top-tier medical policy with nationwide coverage and an emergency benefit worldwide. Under this plan, Campus Health serves as the Primary Care Provider. Students have direct access to Emergency Rooms, participating Urgent Care facilities, an Annual Routine Eye Exam, and OB/GYN services, including preventative and routine services received from in-network providers.
Open Enrollment
Open Enrollment for the Student Health Insurance and CampusCare is generally open two months prior to the start of the semester or upon class registration. In compliance with the UA email policy, all open enrollment notices and information regarding the health care options are sent to the student's official UA email address.
Enrolling for Insurance AFTER an Open Enrollment Has Closed
The Student Health Insurance can only be added, canceled, or changed during the published open enrollment. However, there are certain qualifying life events that will allow one to come onto the plan outside the open enrollment, providing arrangements are made within 30 days of the qualifying event. Please contact the Campus Health Insurance Office for more information: chs-insurance@distribution.arizona.edu.