Campus Health Services, a unit of University Health and Well-Being, provides outpatient medical services for eligible Michigan State University students and their spouses or domestic partners. Primary care medical services are available on campus year-round and include full service primary care, psychiatry, laboratory, radiology, nutrition, and gynecology services, as well as an allergy and immunization clinic. Appointments are required by calling 1-517-353-4660 or visiting uhw.msu.edu . The Phone Information Nurse is available for health-related questions 24-hours per day and can be reached at 1-517-353-5557.
MSU Campus Health Services is staffed with board-certified physicians and certified healthcare professionals. There is no charge for the first three medical office visits for enrolled MSU students each academic year, or for the first three psychiatric visits for enrolled MSU students for their lifetime at MSU. Lab services, medical procedures, prescriptions, and more may incur a charge. MSU will bill insurance for the fourth and subsequent visits, as well as for these other charges.
Health insurance is required for international students and highly recommended for all other students. Patients without insurance are welcome to use Campus Health Services and they will be billed for services if applicable.
See all University Health and Well-Being services at uhw.msu.edu.
Health Promotion and Engagement
Health Promotion and Engagement, a unit of University Health and Well-Being, provides a variety of skill building programs, health information, and campus wide initiatives to help students achieve academic success by supporting their wellbeing. Most Health Promotion services are available free to MSU students. The department also regularly collects and shares health-related data and information about Spartan health trends. Offerings include:
- Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) education and support
- The Collegiate Recovery Community (CRC) and Recovery Housing for students in recovery from alcohol or drug use
- Sexual wellness education and sexual health resources
- Food Bank and Basic Needs, providing free food and household items to students experiencing food and basic needs insecurity
- Spartan Resilience Education to develop (or strengthen) skills needed to respond to unique challenges
- SPARTANfit Fitness and Wellness Program, including comprehensive fitness assessments and wellness coaching
For more information about University Health and Well-Being services, visit
uhw.msu.edu.