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Current Students

Appointments

Appointments are available Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
To make appointments, call 458-8250, between 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Walk-ins are also welcome.

For more information on making or canceling appointments, visit our appointment page.

Health Services

Student Health Services provides a wide variety of medical services for students. To find out all of the services we provide, visit our Health Services page.

Health Insurance Information

Make sure you are insured. Some insurance plans terminate when: (1) the student reaches the age of attainment on a parent's policy, meaning they are no longer covered, (2) the student gets married, (3) the student becomes legally independent, or (4) the student is studying abroad. You should also consider coverage areas and provider availability.

International students are required to have Health Insurance as well as Evacuation and Repatriation insurance.

If you cannot register for insurance reasons, call the Student Health Services Insurance Office at (979) 458-8310.

For more details, go to our Insurance page.

Charge and Payment Information

For information about Health Center charges and/or payment information, please check here.

Eligibility

All current students who have paid the Student Health Center fee are entitled to receive services at the A. P. Beutel Health Center. Included are unlimited visits to the Health Center, consultation with certain medical specialists or a dietitian, and educational programming and resources. All new students are required to submit a completed medical history form, including documentation of required immunizations.

Emergencies

For any health emergencies requiring an ambulance, call:

  • 9-911 (on campus) -or-
  • 911 (off campus)

Be sure to give your name, the exact location of the emergency, the phone number you are calling from, and the nature of the injury or illness. Also, answer any questions the dispatcher may have in order to give the ambulance crew necessary information.

For more information about emergencies, such as when to call an ambulance or dealing with other emergencies, visit our Emergency page.

Immunizations

Effective May 2, 2003, Texas A&M University will no longer be requiring the submission of immunization records as a requirement for class registration. However, Student Health Services strongly recommends that every student, and their family members, review our updated list of immunizations most appropriate for the university student. To view the list of recommended immunizations, visit our Immunizations page.

Online Comment Form

Follow the above link to submit compliments, complaints, or suggestions to SHS.

The form requires the use of a valid TAMU NetID for security purposes, but your NetID is not submitted and all submissions remain anonymous unless you choose to include contact information.

Patient Rights and Confidentiality

Texas A&M University Student Health Services is required to maintain the privacy of certain confidential health information known as Protected Health Information (PHI) and provide you with a Notice of our legal duties and privacy practices with respect to your PHI. We are required to abide by the terms of the version of this notice most currently in effect.

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