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Regular
Hours of Operation
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| Fall
and Spring Semesters |
Summer
Session and Breaks |
| Weekdays
- 8 AM to 5 PM |
Weekdays
- 8 AM to 4:30 PM |
Saturdays-
8:30 AM to Noon
(urgent care)
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Closed
Saturdays |
Appointments
To make the best possible use of your time and ours, we encourage
you to make an appointment for your care at Student Health. If you
have an urgent need and no appointment, we have a "triage" system whereby you can talk with a care provider who will advise
you, refer you for same-day care, or suggest a scheduled appointment. Call the main number (434) 924-5362 to make an appointment, or see the Phone numbers page to call and make an appointment directly with a specific department.
Emergency
and After Hours Care
In an emergency or life-threatening situation, call the Charlottesville-Albemarle
Rescue Squad at 911.
When
Student Health is closed, and you need to speak with someone about
an urgent concern or problem, care providers are always on call
through the answering service number, 972-7004. Let the operator
know whether you have a medical concern or wish to speak with a
mental health care provider. Please wait near your phone for a response.
If
you have an urgent medical or emotional problem, or are so directed
by the on-call provider, you may receive care at the UVa Hospital
Emergency Room.
Parking
and Access
Student Health is just off Central Grounds, on Jefferson Park
Avenue between Monroe Lane and Brandon Avenue. Parking is extremely
limited, and both the green and blue bus lines serve the building.
You may park in one of the designated patient spaces in the U-5
Lot to the south of the building. These spaces are marked "SH".
Map
Student
Health has an automated parking registration system.
There are two locations where students can register their vehicles:
Front Desk Lobby and LNEC-Health Promotion Lobby.
Please
be advised that patients or clients are limited to 2 hours in the
Student Health spaces and violators will be ticketed or towed.
Handicapped
parking is available on the Monroe Lane side for students with permits.
If you have an injury or temporary disability, you may ask your
care provider to authorize a temporary handicapped permit.
Maintained
by: studenthealth@virginia.edu
Last Modified:
Friday, 12-May-2006 09:06:52 EDT
© 2002 by the Rector
and Visitors of the University of Virginia
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