The Allergy Clinic administers allergy injections to undergraduate students under the direction of their allergist or another physician. Allergy injections are administered by appointment only. The University Health Center does not perform initial allergy testing or administer the initial allergy serum at the start of desensitization.

Student forms and serum to be considered for acceptance into our clinic must be brought to our clinic at least 1 week before the start of allergy injections. 

The University Health Center is an AAAHC (Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care) accredited outpatient facility that offers a comprehensive range of healthcare services to the university’s student population. When specialized care is needed, our providers can also help coordinate your healthcare by connecting you with local specialists and other community resources in the College Park area.

The Pharmacy is located in the main lobby of the University Health Center.  We provide pharmacy services for students, faculty, staff, and their immediate family members.  The Pharmacy also provides medication consultations upon request.

The University Health Center provides healthcare and resources to all students, faculty, and staff with and without health insurance plans. There are costs associated with many of the services provided. 

This page is intended to help explain insurance requirements for undergraduate and graduate students, information on the Student Health Insurance Plan, explanation of insurance-related terminology, frequently asked questions, and information regarding fees and billing. 

The Health Center will be hosting flu shot clinics exclusively for UMD faculty and staff on the following dates:

For students to reach their maximum potential, we must support students with opportunities to discover a personal connection with wellness as they navigate their college experience and their identity development. Unfortunately, issues like substance misuse and abuse, sexually transmitted infections, unplanned pregnancy, sexual violence, stalking, stress, and strains on mental health can significantly shift the trajectory of a student's life as well as impact their academic aptitude.

The University Health Center (UHC) is deeply committed to caring for our students, faculty, and staff. We offer a variety of services to care for the health and well-being of our community.

Your well-being and healing is our priority. 

Campus Advocates Respond and Educate to Stop Violence (CARE) keeps information private and confidential.  You can tell us as much or as little as you want to; you can even be anonymous. CARE is not an official reporting entity; we are a resource that can help you navigate your options and connect you with the appropriate resources.

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