At UHS, we recognize that service animals help people with disabilities to fully participate in everyday life, and that other animals can provide joy, help and support.
At the same time, UHS needs to minimize potential risks and ensure the health, safety and comfort of our patients, visitors and staff.
For this reason, UHS allows:
Welcome, new students!
Here's how you can learn how to submit immunization records and the Parent / Guardian Consent for a Minor to Receive Health Care Services form, about recommended immunizations, and about health care at the university. See:
A parent or legal guardian must give consent in order for U-M students who are minors (under age 18) to receive health care services at University Health Service (UHS).
A parent or legal guardian should complete this form. (You may use free Adobe Acrobat Reader to read the form.)
Form for Parents/Guardians to
Give Consent for a Minor to Receive
Health Care Services at UHS (PDF)
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Dr. Robert Ernst is both Executive Director of University Health Service and Associate Vice President for Health and Wellness in Student Life.
The 2020 NCHA is coming Feb 9-23! This survey is sponsored by UHS and implemented by the American College Health Association and focuses on students' behaviors and perceptions related to health and wellness topics.
Looking for a volunteer opportunity? Here's how you can get involved with UHS, learn new skills, and practice leadership.
