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How do I log in to the patient portal?

Log in to the portal using your ONID username and password. New student data is loaded into the patient portal two terms (6 months) prior to your scheduled start date. If you attempt to login too far in advance, the system will not allow it.

What to do if you have an emergency at ODU?

If you have an emergency, please call 911 or ODU Public Safety at (757) 683-4000. The Student Health Center provides primary care including assessment, diagnosis and treatment of acute illness, injury and ongoing care for chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes and high blood pressure.

How do I give feedback to ODU?

When you go to my.odu.edu, click the Login button on the left, and sign in with your MIDAS ID and password. Then look around and tell us what you think by clicking on the Feedback button.

When is new student data loaded into the patient portal?

New student data is loaded into the patient portal two terms (6 months) prior to your scheduled start date. If you attempt to login too far in advance, the system will not allow it.

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Services Provided

Student Health Services provides primary care including assessment, diagnosis and treatment of acute illness and ongoing care for chronic conditions such as asthma, diabetes and high blood pressure.

Health Insurance Information

ODU recommends that all students have adequate health insurance coverage to cover services beyond the scope of the campus health center.

Billing & Fees

Health fees are generally billed to each student's University account, but can be handled in a variety of ways.

What is myodu portal?

MyODU is a web-based, personal gateway for official ODU information, with direct access to many university services. The portal pulls together the ODU online resources you need most, providing easy and centralized access to:

What can staff use myodu for?

Staff can use myODU to stay abreast of campus news and events, to communicate with students, faculty and one another, and to access employee services, which include a leave-balance and benefits and access to key human resource forms.

Can faculty use myodu?

Faculty. Faculty can also use myODU to prepare for the term, from home or campus. Faculty will find course rosters, access to advising holds, student email distribution lists, and information from key offices, such as the provost's office, their college or department.

Full-time students are also required to complete the Tuberculosis (TB) Risk Assessment form

Students may also be required to show proof of a recent PPD Tuberculosis Skin test or IGRA blood test based on risk factors for TB.

If this completed information is not received, a hold will block the student's registration for the second semester. If you prefer to submit the completed form by US mail, the form can be downloaded below. The mailing address is on the form

Remember to keep a copy of your immunization forms for your records if you are mailing the form. Do not fax forms. They must be uploaded through the Monarch Wellness Portal or mailed.

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Student Health Services has been accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care, Inc. (AAAHC) continuously since 1986. This means that Student Health Services is surveyed every three years to determine adherence to ambulatory health care standards as established by AAAHC.