The IMU Nurse Care Clinic will be closed on November 5th, November 6th, and November 7th. The clinic will reopen on its next scheduled business day at 8:30 a.m. Full-service healthcare for students will be available by appointment at the Westlawn clinic.

Student Health will begin offering the COMIRNATY COVID-19 vaccine on Thursday, October 23rd. Students should check with their insurance provider regarding coverage, as the fee for the vaccine is $257.

The IMU Nurse Care Clinic will be closed on October 22nd, October 23rd, and October 31st. The clinic will reopen on its next scheduled business day at 8:30 a.m. Full-service healthcare for students will be available by appointment at the Westlawn clinic.

Student Health has the trivalent flu shot available. To make an appointment at our Westlawn location, call us at 319-335-8394 to schedule your visit. If you prefer a walk-in appointment, please go to our IMU location to receive your flu shot.

As the fall semester begins, Student Health at the University of Iowa welcomes new and returning students and their families. With a wide range of services and resources, our team is here to support physical, emotional, and mental wellbeing throughout the academic year.

The IMU Nurse Care Clinic will be closed on August 29th The clinic will reopen on its next scheduled business day at 8:30 a.m. Full-service healthcare for students will be available by appointment at the Westlawn clinic.

The IMU Nurse Care Clinic will be closed on September 2nd, September 5th, September 15th, September 16th, September 19th, and September 30th. The clinic will reopen on its next scheduled business day at 8:30 a.m. Full-service healthcare for students will be available by appointment at the Westlawn clinic.

Student Health will close the mornings of August 19th and 20th. Afternoon appointments will be available at Westlawn Clinic.

After your immunization records are submitted, they are reviewed by a qualified medical professional to ensure accuracy and completeness. Processing times may vary, and it can take several business days before your records are fully reviewed and updated in MyUI. We recommend submitting your records as early as possible to avoid delays.

University of Iowa students are advised to be aware of a confirmed measles case in Johnson County involving an unvaccinated child with recent international travel. Health officials recommend that everyone check their MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccination status. Two doses provide strong protection, and students unsure about their records should speak with their doctor.