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How do I contact Brandeis health center?

During this challenging time, we remain open and staffed to meet the needs of our patients. Contact information: brandeishealthcenter@brandeis.edu or 781-736-3677 (during regular hours) or 781-239-1948 (after-hours urgent consultation).

Where can I find information about the Brandeis Blue Cross Blue Shield?

For information on the Brandeis Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance plan, or to enroll or waive the plan with your own comparable health insurance, visit the University Health Plans website. For questions regarding your insurance, or the Brandeis Blue Cross Blue Shield plan, email University Health Plans or call 800-437-6448.

How do I register for the secure patient portal?

Register for the Secure Patient Portal by using your private,unique UNET ID. Under the Forms tab: Complete the three required online forms: Health History Form, Tuberculosis Screening Questionnaire, and the General Agreement (which includes information on privacy practices).

Schedule an Appointment

The Health Center is located in the Golding-Stoneman Building, adjacent to Public Safety.

Hours

For after hours on-call consultation that cannot wait for the next business day, call 781-239-1948.

Who manages the Brandeis housing process?

The process for requesting and acquiring housing accommodations is managed by the Department of Community Living (DCL) with support from the Brandeis Housing Accommodation Review Committee. The DCL Accommodations page provides information on the process for requesting accommodations, as well as important timelines. Please visit their Webpage for additional details.

How long does Brandeis keep medical records?

This form is to request copies of your medical records which are kept at Brandeis Health Center for 10 years. It can also be used (when signed by an adult student) to allow us to speak to a designated person who calls us for information about the student's health.

Does the Health Center provide accessibility?

The Health Center does not directly provide accessibility accommodations for students but provides, as needed, a medical review and support for clarifying medically required accessibility and accommodation needs.