Information about coronavirus COVID-19

If you think or know you are a close contact of a confirmed case of COVID-19, you are at risk of developing infection. For the next 14 days, stay home: do not interact with others! Self-report as a close contact and you will receive more info. Testing negative now will not reduce the duration of your quarantine: there is no need to get tested unless you develop symptoms of infection. If you develop symptoms, seek assistance through the virtual hub. If you have questions about IU's COVID-19 response call 812-855-4848.

Coronavirus (COVID-19): What you need to know

Your medical team. Your counselor. Your pharmacy. Your health coach. Your Health Center.

You’re a busy college student—you don’t have time to be sick.

At the Student Health Center, you can get treated, get better, and get back to your life. We specialize in caring for college-aged patients like you. We know you’re starting to make your own choices about your health, and you don’t have a lot of time to spend waiting to see a doctor.

Let us help.

We offer medical, wellness, and mental health services; a lab; a pharmacy; an eye clinic; X-rays; and more.

Do you still need a Flu Shot? Walk-in flu shots are offered at the IU Auditorium mitigation testing site from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. and do not require an appointment. Flu shots are not currently available at the Cramer Marching Hundred Hall mitigation testing location.

If you're a student, you may also get a flu shot at the Student Health Center if you have an appointment for another reason.

The Student Health Center is CLOSED

Today’s hours are 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Can’t schedule online?

If you’re unable to find your visit reason in the online scheduler, if you need to schedule a CAPS follow-up appointment, or if you just prefer to talk to a scheduler, give us a call.

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Do you identify as LGBTQ+? We’re here for you.

We know this can add additional stressors. Our Gender Affirming Care Team is here to help you.

Learn about LGBTQ+ care at the Student Health Center

Have you experienced sexual assault? Do you need to talk to someone?

Hands of a counselor and patient

You can contact the Sexual Assault Crisis Service (SACS) any time of day or night. We’re here to help. Talk to a trained counselor at 812-855-8900.

Learn more about SACS

Need a doctor’s note?

Does your professor require a doctor’s note to excuse you from class? Find out why the Student Health Center does not provide medical excuses, and learn how to explain this to your instructor.

Read our medical excuse policy