Vaccine attestation here.
Hall Health is not accepting most new non-student patients through winter 2022.
(See under News! below for more details.)
At Hall Health, we provide exceptional medical and mental health care to our diverse student body as well as established non-student patients. Though all of our services, we work to promote lifelong well-being, achievement and resilience.
Our physicians and nurse practitioners are board-certified and our mental health care providers are licensed and experienced in supporting students. We’re closely associated with UW Medicine. Hall Health Center is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care.
NEWS!
We are open and here for you.
Hall Health is operating by appointment only, to Protect the Pack.
Information about how to fulfill the Student Vaccine Requirement is at https://www.washington.edu/coronavirus/2021/09/29/students-upload-vaccination-documentation/.
We are usually open to the community, but because of increased student care needs and decreased staffing in the pandemic, Hall Health is not able to accept most new non-student patients through winter 2022. Exceptions include Travel patients, Gynecology referrals, Physical Therapy referrals, and some immediate family members of currently enrolled UW students.
As an essential UW services, Hall Health remains open during the current outbreak. We ask you to take the following measures:
Learn more about what services are available on campus and how to get care.
Hall Health offers a wide range of in-person, virtual and telephone medical services. All but pharmacy services are by pre-scheduled appointment only:
Some Hall Health services, but not all, are prepaid for students through the UW Services & Activities Fee. Hall Health bills health insurance for medical and psychiatric care, and there may be out-of-pocket costs depending on your health insurance benefits and network. Learn more about health insurance and cost, or contact our Billing office to pay a bill.
Hall Health is located in the middle of UW’s Seattle campus, across from the HUB. Find out how to get here.
As a Hall Health patient, you have the right to quality, compassionate care. You also have responsibilities, including to provide notice of at least 1 business day if you need to cancel or reschedule an appointment. If you do not contact us to cancel or reschedule, you may be charged a $40 no show fee. Read more about your rights and responsibilities as a Hall Health patient.
General questions
For general questions, call 206.685.1011 or email uwhhc@uw.edu. We are not able to schedule appointments, handle records requests or provide medical advice by email.
To schedule an appointment as a new patient, call 206.685.1011. Established patients may schedule appointments, access billing information and correspond with their providers through myChart.
Feedback
We strive to provide excellent, compassionate care to all of our patients. We also want to learn from our successes and missteps. Please take a minute to provide feedback about your experiences at Hall Health by filling out the Hall Health Center Feedback Form. The survey is anonymous unless you’d like us to follow-up with you.
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