30 hours ago Login to the UMass Patient Portal, click “Appts,” and follow instructions at the top of the page to self-schedule. If you have symptoms, and/or a positive or symptomatic partner, do not use the portal to schedule testing; instead, call 413-577-5101 to … >> Go To The Portal
Login to the UMass Patient Portal, click “Appts,” and follow instructions at the top of the page to self-schedule. If you have symptoms, and/or a positive or symptomatic partner, do not use the portal to schedule testing; instead, call 413-577-5101 to …
If you are having difficulty signing into the Portal, please read our FAQs or contact UHS UHSportalhelp@umass.edu Returning Users: Click 'Login' at the bottom of this page We are committed to protecting your personal information.
Login to SPIRE Once logged in, click Main Menu > My Personal Information > Phone Numbers Select Local and/or Cell Phone from the dropdown menu, make sure your cell phone number is listed correctly, and click Save Login to the Patient Portal. Click the Forms tab, select Texting Opt In/Opt Out, and follow instructions to opt in New to UMass?
Feburary 11, 2022- Parking near UHS is limited due to nearby lot closures, high parking demand and use of UHS for COVID-19 testing services. Please allow extra time before your appointment to find parking. Free UMass Transit buses make several stops within walking distance of UHS, and the UHS Shuttle offers free rides from residence halls to UHS. . Patients who can walk to UHS …
Welcome to the UMass Amherst Patient Portal . New Users: Click 'Register' above and follow the instructions.Be on the lookout for an email from noreply@medicat.com.Check your spam folder as well. Returning Users: Enter your user name and password and click 'Login'. If you have trouble accessing the portal, please read our FAQs. Booster and Return-to-UMass Testing FAQs
Due to COVID-19, we no longer offer walk-in care. For appointments, call 413-577-5101. Symptomatic COVID-19 testing is available for the UMass community. For all other health concerns, please submit the Minute Nurse Triage Form. In an emergency, call 911.
Monday - Friday: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by Appointment#N#Saturday/Sunday: CLOSED
1. Make sure you are registered for the UMass Patient Portal. You will use the Patient Portal to submit important forms, schedule symptomatic COVID-19 testing at UHS, securely communicate with our staff, and more. If you have trouble registering or accessing the portal, please review our FAQs or email uhsportalhelp@umass.edu.
After hours, call 413-577-5229 for health advice from a nurse. For urgent, non-life-threatening situations that cannot wait for an appointment, you may proceed to UHS.
UHS serves UMass Amherst students, faculty and staff, along with their spouses, domestic partners and dependents. We are open by appointment only. Due to COVID-19, we no longer offer walk-in care. In-person and telehealth appointments are available, including same-day appointments. Face coverings are required while at UHS.
For Fall 2021, UMass Amherst will require all undergraduate and graduate students who wish to live, learn or conduct research on campus or access campus resources to be fully vaccinated prior to the beginning of the fall semester.
You can now sign up to receive text messages from UHS that will increase the efficiency and quality of your care. Text message notifications from UHS may include appointment reminders and Zoom links for your telehealth appointments. To receive texts from UHS:
University Health Services staff are invited to participate in a series of virtual wellness-promoting sessions. All sessions are held on Wednesdays at 12:15pm.
Flu shots are now available at UHS for UMass students, faculty and staff. Appointments are available Mon-Fri; call 413-577-5101 to schedule. This year, flu vaccine is required for students in Massachusetts. The requirement applies to all full-time undergraduate and graduate students under 30 years of age.
University Health Services (UHS) has spent the summer caring for the health of a small on-campus population and preparing for the return this fall of students to campus and surrounding towns. In-person and telehealth appointments are available at UHS for faculty, staff and students living on campus and off campus. Continue Reading
UHS has implemented many changes to our usual operations in order to ensure the safety of patients and staff during the COVID-19 pandemic. View our PDF guide that will tell you all you need to know about using UHS this fall.
Following the transition to remote learning and working for the majority of UMass students and employees, University Health Services (UHS) has implemented many changes to ensure continuity of services for the reduced campus population, while keeping patients and staff as safe as possible.
Due to COVID-19, walk-in care is not available; please contact us for care. In an emergency, call 9-1-1. What is an emergency?
Patient Services/Student Health Benefit Plan:#N#413-577-5192; Fax: 413-577-5023; patientservices@uhs.umass.edu#N#Contact us to for Student Health Benefit Plan (SHBP) questions, enrollments or waivers, or to verify if UHS accepts your health insurance. NOTE: Email is not a secure method of communication for sensitive information.
UHS is committed to ensuring equity in healthcare access, relations within the healthcare system, and medical treatment offered.
COVID-19 Testing (Updated 9/1/2021): You can pick up a self-test kit inside the UHS Main Entrance vestibule (or other campus locations) and drop off your sample at the kiosk at the foot of our entrance ramp. Symptomatic or exposed to COVID-19? You can pick up a self-test kit, or make an appointment for testing at UHS.
UHS is at 150 Infirmary Way, in the Central Residential Area near Franklin Dining Commons. Click for detailed maps of the UMass Amherst campus. UHS is open by appointment; please do not come to the building without an appointment. In an emergency, call 911. What is an emergency?