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How do I access the myboynton patient portal?

University of Minnesota students, faculty, staff and alumni can access the MyBoynton patient portal using their U of M Internet ID (also known as an x500 ID). If you receive an error message logging in, you may need to be added to the system. Visit the information desk at Boynton's East Bank Clinic for help.

Where can I go for health care at Boynton Health?

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What are the health insurance requirements for Boynton Health?

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How do I schedule an appointment with a doctor at Boynton?

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Welcome Students

Whether you have a family doctor or haven’t seen one in a while, you are always welcome to come here for your health care:

Transferring Your Medical Records

Having your health history on hand makes it easier for us or your next clinical team to take better care of you. To transfer your medical records to Boynton or from Boynton to your next provider/clinic, complete this health information release form.

Transferring Your Prescription Medications

Transferring your prescriptions makes refilling your medications quick and easy. Find out how at the Boynton pharmacy.

Immunizations, Vaccinations and Registration Holds

Minnesota law requires all college students to follow vaccination requirements. Failing to follow these requirements can result in a registration hold.

Health Insurance Coverage

Boynton Health requires patients to have health insurance coverage. We accept most insurance plans. Check with your health insurance provider to see if Boynton is in their provider network.

Student Health Advisory Committee

The Student Health Advisory Committee advises Boynton on how to improve the health of the university community.

Absence Notes

Under the University of Minnesota's Make-up Work for Legitimate Absence Policy, Boynton Health does not provide absence notes. The policy explains what you need to do if you miss class or coursework. Learn more about the absence note policy.

Video Telehealth and In-clinic Appointments

At this time, we are scheduling both in-clinic and video telehealth appointments.

To Schedule Appointment by Phone

Appointments (for all clinics except those listed below) 612-625-3222#N#Dental Clinic 612-624-9998#N#Eye Clinic 612-624-2134#N#Mental Health Clinic 612-624-1444

To Schedule Appointments Online

At this time, online appointment scheduling is only available for certain types of appointments using the MyBoynton Patient Portal.

Who Can Be Tested at Boynton

COVID-19 testing from Boynton is available to all University of Minnesota students, faculty, and staff systemwide.

Schedule a COVID-19 Test

To schedule a COVID-19 test, call 612-625-3222, or schedule online using the MyBoynton Patient Portal.

About COVID-19 Testing Appointments

Boynton Health offers COVID-19 testing by appointment only to University of Minnesota students, faculty, and staff systemwide. Testing is done within a secured area of the Recreation and Wellness Center (RecWell). Limited hours available for testing at the St. Paul Clinic in Coffey Hall as well.

Eye Clinic Safety Precautions

We are committed to our patients’ safety and well-being during this COVID-19 pandemic. These precautions provide the safest possible environment for our patients and staff:

Patient Safety Precautions

We screen all patients for COVID-19 symptoms and check their temperatures before entering our clinic. People with symptoms have to reschedule their appointments.

No-cost Eye Exams for Students

Students who have paid the Student Services Fee may receive one comprehensive eye exam (excludes exam for contact lenses) per year at Boynton at no out-of-pocket cost.

Vision Services

We evaluate your internal and external eye health, check for glaucoma, cataracts and eye problems associated with disease like diabetes and high blood pressure. Annual eye exams are recommended.