Campus Health: Wherever you are, we’re here for you
Serving students since the 1918 influenza epidemic, Campus Health has provided quality medical and mental health care to Wildcats for over 100 years. In fact, 99% of students would recommend us to a friend (2019 patient satisfaction survey).
During the COVID-19 campus closure which began in March 2020, Campus Health has remained open, serving students. You can find important updates at the COVID19 health alerts and FAQs page .
We are an essential service located in Highland Commons Building, near 6th St. & Highland Ave. We are open Monday-Friday 8am-4:30pm MA, Campus Health Service(Wednesday open at 9am). We are closed on University holidays.
All students are urged to call before coming in. Our main number is (520) 621-9202. Our After Hours phone line is (520) 570-7898. Counseling & Psych Services can be reached (24/7) at (520) 621-3334.
- Our list of services includes General Medicine (licensed doctors, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, etc.)
- Women's Health (gynecology)
- X-ray & Laboratory
- Physical Therapy & Sports Medicine
- Outpatient Clinic with same day service
- Travel & immunization
- Counseling & Psych Services (CAPS) with licensed counselors
- Nutrition services and resources with registered dietitians
- Pharmacy (prescription & over-the-counter products)
- Oasis Sexual Assault, Relationship Violence, and Trauma Services
- Health Promotion & Preventive Services
Most visits can be done via telehealth. If there is an urgent need for in-person care, call (520) 621-9202 first.
Insurance is NOT required to receive health care at Campus Health. Campus Health is an available service to all registered UA students who have paid the Health & Recreation fee.
We bill most major insurance companies (AETNA, Blue Cross & Blue Shield, Cigna, United, Health Net). Other charges can be billed to Bursar's account for current students.
While many of us are working hard to reduce the risks of COVID-19 for ourselves and others, please share this info with your student about how to take charge of their well-being. We have resources that can help them boost their immune system, improve their physical health, and maintain their mental health.
Also, we encourage students (and family) to see our helpful health info and updates on our social media platforms: