University of Dayton, Ohio

Here when you need us:
from aches to X-rays.

Whether you're not feeling well, need a physical or require a vaccination, the Health Center is here for you. Located in Gosiger Hall, the Health Center is staffed by a team of family physicians and registered nurses.

The Health Center is open from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday during the academic school year. Appointments are required except in the case of emergencies. To schedule an appointment, call 937-229-3131.  Students can also make or cancel appointments through our portal at https:/myhealth.udayton.edu

All students are required to show evidence of adequate immunizations and do a screening for tuberculosis("TB").  All University of Dayton students are expected to carry medical health insurance.  International students must carry medical health insurance and submit proof of insurance on an annual basis.

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The Health Center provides routine care for basic illnesses and injuries, as well as supports your general health and well-being. Services include:

• Primary care for illnesses and injuries
• Physicals (routine, work, sports)
• Well-woman exams (including Pap smears, pelvic exams and breast exams)
• Immunizations (including Gardasil, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Influenza, Meningitis, MMR, Tetanus)
• TB testing (PPD) or blood work
• Travel immunizations (Malaria prevention, typhoid, etc.- try to come in at least one month or more before trip)
• Allergy injections
• STD screening and treatment
• HIV screening
• Pregnancy testing
• X-rays
• Diagnostic tests
• Nebulizer treatments
• Smoking cessation program
• Treatment for depression, eating disorders, ADHD
• Follow-up care after Emergency Room visit

In addition to the above services, the Health Center collaborates with the following campus resources:

 For pregnant women:  Hand in Hand program with Campus Ministry. This page also has support information for students dealing with loss and issues related to sexual orientation.     http://www.udayton.edu/ministry/support/index.php  

For students with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, stress-related concerns: Counseling Center http://www.udayton.edu/studev/counselingcenter/index.php   

For tobacco cessation and for alcohol or drug abuse concerns, Community Wellness Services:  http://www.udayton.edu/studev/wellness/index.php 

What should happen
when the unexpected happens.

There's never a good time to get sick or injured. And sometimes, you need medical attention right now.

Walk-in appointments are available in the case of a medical emergency during regular business hours (8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday through Friday).  Closed University holidays.

If it's after hours, don't panic. Simply call Public Safety (937-229-2121 or x92121 from a campus phone).

Dedicated to keeping you healthy and insured.

All incoming students for the Fall 2013-2014 semester and all returning students are expected to carry health insurance to ensure your health and well-being while attending the University of Dayton. All International students registered for Fall 2013 classes are required to carry health insurance and will need to complete a waiver process by providing proof of coverage.

The University of Dayton does not provide insurance coverage for students.  Students that are not covered under their parent's plan should seek an individual plan that will cover them while they are attending the University.

Students should always carry their insurance card (or a copy of both front and back of the card) with them at all times.

These entrance requirements are among our easiest.

To protect the health of everyone on campus, the University requires all students to provide immunization information and do a Tuberculosis (TB) screening.

The form to fulfill this requirement will be available on Porches OR can be downloaded here (Chinese, Arabic versions).  Information must be verified by a physician, and must be submitted by July 1 for students starting Fall terms, and January 1 for Spring terms.

Rules. Regulations. And everything else you need to know.

Whether you desire evaluation and treatment for ADD/ADHD, need allergy injections or are wondering what happens if you missed class due to illness, you'll find our policies here.