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Monroe Park Campus
1300 W. Broad St., Suite 2200
Phone: (804) 828-8828
Fax: (804) 828-1093
Regular Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 5pm
Friday: 10am - 5pm
Summer & Semester Break Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 4:30pm
Friday: 10am - 4:30pm
MCV Campus
1000 E. Marshall St., Room 305
Phone: (804) 828-9220
Fax: (804) 828-3181
Regular Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 4:30pm
Friday: 10:30am - 4:30pm
Summer & Semester Break Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 4:30pm
Friday: 10am - 4:30pm
Pharmacy (Monroe Park Campus)
Regular Hours
Monday - Thursday: 9am - Noon, 1 - 5pm
Friday: 10am - Noon, 1 - 5pm
Summer & Semester Break Hours
Monday - Thursday: 8am - 4:30pm
Friday: 10am - 4:30pm
More Information
Appointments
Immunization Hours
After-Hours
Summer Hours
Summer hours for both the Monroe Park Campus and VCU Medical Center clinics will be in effect from Monday, May 7 to Friday, August 17. Clinics will be open Monday-Thursday, 8am-4:30pm and Friday, 10am-4:30pm.
- What if I'm graduating? The last day for graduating students to use Student Health is Friday, May 11. However, graduating students can continue to use the Student Health pharmacy for existing refills until the end of June.
- Who can use Student Health during the summer? Any student who is taking summer classes OR returning for classes in the fall can be seen at Student Health during the summer.
- Is there a summer health fee? Yes. A one-time health fee of $60 will be billed to students when they come for a medical appointment. This fee covers all visits from Monday, May 14 to Friday, August 10.
- What are exceptions to the summer health fee? Non-graduating students can be seen ONCE without a health fee from Monday, May 14 to Friday, May 18 if it is for a follow-up from the spring semester. Click on the link to learn about other exceptions to the summer health fee.
Student Health FAQs
University Student Health Services is a nationally accredited health care provider that offers primary care services to VCU students. Click on the links below for answers to FAQs about our eligibililty and fees.
- Who is eligible to use Student Health?
- What does the health fee cover?
- What about health insurance?
- Does Student Health take cash?
Take-Care-Of-Yourself Checklist
It's a good idea to have a few self-care items in your dorm room for minor illnesses. Click here for a list of items to include in your DIY sick kit.
Beyond Student Health
Student Health works collaboratively with other organizations on campus to keep you healthy. Get to know what services are available to you at places like the Wellness Resource Center and the Office of Student Accessibility and Educational Opportunity .
Student Health FAQs
University Student Health Services is a nationally accredited health care provider that offers primary care services to VCU students. Two clinics are located on the Monroe Park and MCV campuses. Appointments are required and may be scheduled by phone or online through the Student Health Web Portal. If you have an urgent medical need, call Student Health directly for assistance.
Who is eligible to use Student Health? All VCU students who have paid the semester health fee may be seen at Student Health. No health fee is required to use the Student Health Pharmacy or Immunization Services.
What does the health fee cover? There are no co-pays for office visits once the health fee is billed each semester. The health fee does NOT cover prescriptions, referrals, some laboratory services, imaging tests, emergency room visits, etc.
What about health insurance? Student Health does not accept health insurance, so any additional clinic fees are self-pay. However, we strongly recommend that all students purchase health insurance to cover medical costs not included in the health fee. If you are uninsured, consider purchasing a health insurance policy through the Marketplace.
What payment forms are accepted at Student Health? Student Health is cashless. Only major credit cards, debit cards, Rambucks, Apple Pay, and Samsung Pay are accepted as payment methods.
Take-Care-Of-Yourself Checklist
It's a good idea to have a few self-care items in your dorm room for minor illnesses. Consider keeping a small supply of the following items (which are available at low prices through the Student Health Pharmacy):
- Antibiotic ointment
- Bandaids
- A digital thermometer
- Pain relievers, like ibuprofen (Advil) and acetaminophen (Tylenol)
- Benadryl for allergic reactions
- Cough and cold medications
The Well
The Wellness Resource Center empowers all students to move toward optimal health by finding a balance for all aspects of wellness. Stop by and check out the many resources offered at the Well. Examples include:
- One-on-one consultations and presentations on topics such as alcohol and other drugs, smoking cessation, nutrition, disordered eating/body image, rape, sexual assault and domestic violence, stress management, and sexual health.
- A wide array of student support groups and special events. Check out the events calendar at the bottom of the Well's homepage.
- Volunteer opportunities and ways to get involved around campus.
Students With Disabilities
VCU students who have a documented disability and require special accommodations can contact Student Accessibility and Educational Opportunity. Health Science students should contact the Division for Academic Success for assistance.