Immunization records form (online):
All new students (or their parent/guardian) should submit their immunization records, preferably at least 30 days before classes start. This information may be used to provide health care for students.

Parent / Guardian Consent for a Minor to Receive Health Care Services:
Only for students under the age of 18; a parent or guardian should complete this form.

For more information on e-TOKE, contact Marsha Benz, UHS Health Educator, at 734-647-4657.

Read below about factors that may affect your contraceptive choices, or you can take Planned Parenthood's quiz.

Two medications are approved to help prevent human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. Both medications are prescribed at UHS.

Specialty Clinics at UHS include Dermatology, Eating and Body Image Concerns Clinic, Nutrition, Psychiatry, Sleep Clinic, and Sports Medicine.

Location: 
Suite 2165, second floor of UHS
207 Fletcher Street
See Location, Parking, and Transportation

Telephone: (734) 764-8302

Hours: Radiology is open when UHS is open
See UHS hours

U-M students' personal health insurance will be billed for radiology x-rays and ultrasounds. See more below at Fees and Payment.

UHS offers a variety of helpful mental health services, including evaluation and treatment, medication management, specialty clinics, Clinical Social Workers, and the Addiction Medicine Clinic. Wolverine Wellness provides non-clinical services such as Wellness Coaching, and the Collegiate Recovery Program.

In the Primary Care Clinic, you will receive care in one of three different areas on the first floor of UHS: Medical Clinic, Treatment Center, or Quick Clinic.

U-M students' personal health insurance will be billed for laboratory testing. See more below at Fees and Payment.

Location: Suite 2205, second floor - see also Location, Parking and Transportation

Telephone: 734-764-8305

Looking for test results? By law, the Laboratory cannot release test results. See Testing.

Before you get contraception, you'll need to know cost, how to pay and insurance coverage, if any.

Many insurance plans pay, partially or in full, for contraception. However, you are responsible to contact your insurer to learn about your coverage, and you are responsible to pay for any costs that insurance does not pay. UHS staff can never guarantee insurance coverage.