We know that injuries and illnesses often are unexpected! Whether it is a sprained ankle while running to class or you wake up with a sore throat, know that the UHC is here for you. For patients who are in need of urgent medical attention, we have multiple options for same day care available.
At the UHC Acute Care department, we are able to assess and treat the following medical conditions including, but not limited to:
The University Health Center’s Primary Care department offers general medical services including evaluation of non-emergency health conditions, routine physicals, and follow up appointments for chronic medical conditions.
Physical therapy services are available to all students, faculty, and staff members by appointment only. Our highly trained therapists offer a variety of services to help you on your healing journey to get you back to the activities that you enjoy the most.
The University Health Center is committed to providing caring, quality, and confidential services to our campus community, inclusive of all sexual orientations and gender identities. We work to provide affirming health and wellness services, so you can be treated well and stay well.
Immunization Clinic
The University Health Center offers routine immunizations for students who need to meet University requirements or stay up to date on recommended vaccinations. These vaccines include but are not limited to Influenza, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, HPV (Gardasil), MMR, Meningococcal (ACWY and B), Polio, Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis, Varicella (Chicken Pox), Shingrix (Shingles), and RSV.
The Laboratory processes a wide variety of test requests from University Health Center providers and, for a nominal administrative fee, from non-University Health Center medical providers. Some tests are performed in the laboratory and some are sent to designated reference laboratories.
Before You Visit
Please call 301.314.8184 to schedule a time to visit the lab. When you call, please be prepared to verify your insurance and demographic information with one of the Appointment staff members.
What is Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault?
Drug Facilitated Sexual Assault (DFSA) or attempted assault occurs when substances are used to decrease an individual’s ability to consent to sexual activity, sometimes without the person’s knowledge. Although many substances can be used in DFSA, the most common is alcohol. Alcohol may be used alone or in combination with other substances.
Formerly Behavioral Health Services
The Health Center's Psychiatry and Substance Use Services department is staffed with licensed psychiatrists, and psychiatric nurse practitioners, who are available to assist UMD Students with a variety of mental health conditions. We can also consult with the broader UMD campus community as needed.
If you are traveling internationally, whether for research, study, or just for enjoyment, the University Health Center can help you prepare for a safe and healthy journey.
The UHC International Travel Clinic services are available to the UMD community including current students, spouses of students, faculty, staff, and their spouses.