Campus Health services have now shifted to a summer schedule. Weekday hours remain the same, but the Uptown Health Center will be closed on Saturdays until August 24. For more information, visit our Phone, Locations and Hours page.
Attention Campus Partners: If you would like a Campus Health representative to attend your orientation event to give a presentation or bring materials, please visit our Request for Orientations page.
As the parent or guardian of a college-age student, you already know that the college experience can be both an exciting and challenging time. There are many things to think about when it comes to your student’s college years—doing well academically, making friends, managing finances, staying safe, and planning for the future. Know that Campus Health is here for you and your student as they navigate their time here at Tulane.
The Campus Health unit is comprised of the Health Center for Student Care, CAPS for Counseling Services, the Well for Health Promotion and the Pharmacy. Please follow the links for detailed information about each department.
The Health Center, with locations on both the Uptown and Downtown campuses, provide comprehensive medical care through our primary care services, including evaluation and treatment of acute and chronic medical illnesses. Our preventive health services include women's health, men's health, trans' health, nutrition, allergy shots, and immunizations.
Appointments can be made online through the Patient Portal. If the online appointment times do not work with the student's schedule, students are encouraged to call for assistance. Students must present a printed insurance card when visiting the Health Center or Pharmacy.
All visits to the Health Center require the collection of co-pays, co-insurances, or deductibles at the time of visit. Learn more about medical billing.
The Health Center provides Tulane students with the information and resources they need to access medical health care with a professional or specialist (such as allergists, orthopedics, OB/GYN, dermatologist, endocrinologists, cardiologists, etc.) in the New Orleans community. It is advisable to make an appointment with the Referral Coordinator, but referrals can be facilitated by phone as well.
CAPS offers a range of confidential counseling services to Tulane students including individual, group, and psychiatric services.
The CAPS Care Coordinator provides Tulane students with the information and resources they need to begin or continue their mental health care with a professional in the New Orleans community.
The Well provides resources, programs, and services that help Tulane students make healthy choices in support of their academic, personal and professional goals.
The Campus Health Pharmacy, located on the third floor of the Health Center Uptown, fills and transfers prescriptions to or from other pharmacies as needed. In addition to filling most prescriptions, the pharmacy also carries a number of commonly needed over-the-counter medications. The Pharmacy will accept insurance plans participating in the Third Party Station (Pharmacy First) network for prescriptions.