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Appointments

Appointments

 

Campus Health offers appointment-based medical and mental health services. The procedure for scheduling an appointment may be different, depending on the service you are seeking. See below for tips on scheduling appointments.

What kind of care do you need?

Health center appointment

Health Center Appointment

 

Counseling center appointment

Counseling Appointment

 

Emergency care

Emergency Care

 

Health Center Appointments

There are two ways to schedule an appointment with the Health Center:

  1. By calling 504-865-5255 and speaking with one of our patient representatives.
  2. Scheduling online via the Patient Portal.

Learn how to schedule online.

Appointment Scheduling Tips

  • Patient Portal: If the appointment times don’t work for you or if you can’t find the appointment type you want, call for assistance.
  • By Phone: Let us know whether you’d prefer a telehealth or in-person visit. If visiting in person, tell us which location you’d prefer – Uptown or Downtown.
  • Schedule your routine care appointments around two weeks in advance, online or over the phone.
  • For urgent or acute conditions, request a same-day appointment. Call for assistance.
 
Tulane student scheduling a Campus Health appointment on his laptop
Questions

Health Center Appointment Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I need an appointment?

What is a telehealth appointment, and how do I schedule one?

How do I schedule a travel health appointment?

What happens if I am late or need to cancel?

How do I prepare for my appointment?

 

Counselor sitting with student

Counseling Center Appointments

To schedule an appointment with the Counseling Center, call 504-314-2277.

Your first visit with the Counseling Center will be an initial consultation. A clinician will discuss with you any mental health concerns you have and help determine whether resources from the Counseling Center, external campus partners or the community might be helpful to you.

Learn More About Initial Consultations

 

Medical or mental health emergencies

Medical or Mental Health Emergencies

 

If you are experiencing an urgent medical or mental health issue, making an appointment might not be the best choice. You may need to access immediate care.

 

Emergency and After-Hours Resources