Flu Shots Clinics
Flu shots are available to students by appointment at the Student Health Center.
Self-Pay Cost: $35.00
Transferred to student's university financial account
Students Enrolled in the UHS endorsed Student Health Insurance Plan:
No out-of-pocket cost
Go to the Healthy Coog Patient Portal for Students to select an appointment time, complete required consents and update your health history and patient profile.
On-Campus Flu Shot Clinics
The Student Health Center joined forces with POWER UP Employee Wellness in a coordinated effort with H-E-B Pharmacists to maximize on-campus opportunities for faculty, staff and students with health insurance to obtain flu shots.
Due to an outstanding response, all appointment slots with the on-campus flu shot clinics have been filled.
- If you are a UH student, you can make an appointment with the Student Health Center Flu Shot Clinic to obtain your flu shot.
- If you are faculty or staff, either contact your primary care physician to schedule your immunization or visit a local pharmacy at no cost with the BCBSTX Health Select insurance plan. (Ask first to verity that coverage is provided at 100%).
Whether on campus or learning remotely, please take the time to get your flu shot this year!
COVID-19 News and Updates from the Student Health Center
Beginning August 24th, the Student Health Center will offer Telemedicine and limited in-person services in the General Medicine, Men’s and Women’s Health Clinics.
The Psychiatry clinic will continue to offer TelePsychiatry Services.
Walk-in/In-person inquiries or requests for appointments will not be available.
The Campus Pharmacy will offer limited contact services.
During business hours, you may contact us at 713-743-5151 and we will assist you per our normal business hours procedures.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911 or proceed to the nearest emergency department.
The Student Health Center provides COVID-19 testing for students, faculty and staff who become symptomatic or have been identified as exposed on the UH campus, AND are participating in on-campus face-to-face courses, living or working on campus.
Learn more about on-campus testing
General Medicine, Men’s and Women’s Health
713-743-5151
The General Medicine, Men’s and Women’s Health Clinics will continue to operate via Telemedicine.
For the safety of our patients and staff, in-person appointments for acute illness or injury will be scheduled only after an initial telemedicine consultation/triage in which the provider determines an in-person visit is medically necessary in order to provide treatment or care.
You must be residing in the state of Texas at the time of your Telemedicine appointment. Students who will not be in the state of Texas at the time of their appointment will be required to seek medicine attention in the state they are currently located.
In-person appointments for General Physicals/Annual Exams in our General Medicine and Women’s Health Clinics, immunizations and lab services are available.
TelePsychiatry
713-743-5149
The psychiatry clinic will continue to offer TelePsychiatry services this fall to support our students.
New and existing patients should contact the office at 713.743.5149 to schedule a telepsychiatry appointment.
If you are unable to reach the staff at the Student Health Center and have a medication concern after hours, you should call the Memorial Hermann Nurse Line at 713-338-7979, go to your nearest Emergency Department or call 911.
Students who will not be in the state of Texas at the time of their appointment will be required to engage in psychiatric services by a licensed provider in the state they are currently located. Please contact the office, if that is the case for additional information.
Campus Pharmacy
713-743-5125
The Campus Pharmacy will offer limited contact services.
New prescriptions can be sent electronically from your provider. Contact the Campus Pharmacy by phone with your refill or transfer requests.
COVID-19 Testing
If you have symptoms and questions, this tool from Harris County will help determine whether you may need further assessment or need to be tested for COVID-19, and direct you to testing sites.
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