Hall Health provides comprehensive primary care to all UW students. Medical care is also available to family members, alumni, faculty and staff across the lifespan – from birth to old age.
We are committed to helping you stay healthy and to treating your concerns and illnesses in a timely manner. Our goal is a happy and healthy you!
*Only currently matriculated UW-Seattle students are eligible for subsidized services
Not sure if you should come in for an appointment? UW-Seattle students and established patient can access medical advice by calling 206.221.2517.
Our providers are physicians (MDs) and nurse practitioners (ARNPs). Support staff include registered nurses (RNs) and medical assistants (MAs).
What should I do if I have an urgent need?
If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. For after-hours medical advice, contact the Community Care Line at 206.744.2500.
If you have an urgent medical problem during regular hours, please call 206.685.1011, and we’ll make every effort to schedule a same-day appointment. UW-Seattle students with urgent symptoms can drop in without an appointment during our open hours.
Can I get medical advice by phone?
During regular business hours, Hall Health offers no-cost medical advice in person and by phone for current UW-Seattle students and by phone for established (non-student) Hall Health patients. Learn more here.
For urgent medical advice after hours, call the 24-hour Community Care Line nurse consultation service at 206.744.2500. A nurse will be able to advise you about your problem, make treatment suggestions and make arrangements if you need to be seen on an emergency basis.
UW Neighborhood Ravenna Clinic is an urgent care facility near UW open evenings and weekends
Who can be seen for primary care services at Hall Health?
Hall Health provides comprehensive acute and chronic care to all members of the community, including newborns, infants, children, adolescents, adults and seniors. We serve both students and non-students.
Note that only currently matriculated UW-Seattle students are eligible for subsidized services, which include:
How much will my appointment cost?
Hall Health bills health insurance for most services. Learn more about health insurance and cost.
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