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University Health Services (UHS) provides patient-centered, confidential health care that meets the needs of Notre Dame students to minimize health-related interruptions in their academic pursuits.

UHS services are available by appointment only. Students can make an appointment to be seen at UHS Monday through Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. by either scheduling online through their Patient Portal or calling 574-631-7497. Students who are not feeling well and would like to speak to the Triage Nurse should visit their Portal and select "Phone Call with Triage Nurse.” Hours may vary during University holidays and breaks. 

Patient Portal

Students can schedule an appointment to meet with a medical provider, view test results, access itemized statements, and submit vaccination records through the UHS online Patient Portal.

Confidentiality

UHS operates in accordance with Indiana state and federal laws governing privacy. Information is not shared outside the health care community without a student’s written permission. Student medical services are confidential. Learn more about confidentiality and patient rights and responsibilities.

Staff

UHS is made up of a multidisciplinary team of medical providers, patient advocates, and professional caregivers who provide patient-centered, compassionate, and confidential health care to meet the needs of Notre Dame students.


Contact

UHS is located on the first and second floors of Saint Liam Hall, which is northeast of the Main Building. Those who require on-campus transportation assistance should contact the Notre Dame Police Department at 574-631-5555.

Telephone:
574-631-7497

Fax:
574-631-6047

Email:
immunizations@nd.edu
insurancequestions@nd.edu
medicalrecords@nd.edu

Mailing Address:
University Health Services
Saint Liam Hall
University of Notre Dame
Notre Dame, IN 46556


Student Feedback is Essential

UHS strives to offer high-quality health care and resources to bolster the education and growth of students. Feedback serves as a valuable instrument to assess and enhance services and care. Students are invited to share their experiences and opinions related to UHS services, provide suggestions for new offerings, and offer any other insights that may be important for UHS to consider.

UHS is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care (AAAHC), the nation’s leading accrediting organization of outpatient facilities.