• Office Visit fees waived for students who have paid the University Health fees
• General Medical Care
• Pharmacy
• Laboratory
• Radiology
• UND, aviation (FAA), transportation (DOT), and other Physical Exams
• Women's Health Care
• Men's Health Care
• STD Screening
• Free HIV Testing and Counseling
• Family Planning
• Immunizations
• Foreign Travel Consults
• Allergy Shots
• Acne & Wart Treatment
• Minor Surgical Procedures
• Health Promotion Programs

Student Health Services is conveniently located behind the Memorial Union in McCannel Hall. McCannel Hall is between Abbott Hall and O'Kelly Hall on Second Avenue North, south of the Memorial Union. 

Our address is McCannel Hall, Room 100
                    2891 2nd Ave N Stop 9038
                    Grand Forks, ND 58202-9038

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Student Health Services is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Tuesday until 6:00 p.m. during spring and fall semesters. You will save money if you use Student Health Services for your health care needs during regular hours. Office call fees for illness or injury are waived for students who have paid the University Health fees.

If you need care after hours, non-emergency services are available at Altru Urgent Care, which is located next to the emergency room at Altru Hospital on South Columbia Road. For information call 780-5968.

In the case of an emergency, call "911" or go to the emergency room at Altru Hospital. These services are expensive and should be used only in a true emergency. You and your insurance provider are responsible for the costs of emergency and non-emergency after hours care.

After hours care is available through several community providers.

We encourage you to make an appointment to ensure as little waiting as possible. We are able to see most students within 24 hours, although you may have to schedule further in advance for women's health exams, flight physicals and other specialized services. We do our best to work in students who have an urgent medical situation, but it is best to call ahead to minimize delays. You can make an appointment by calling 777-2605 or use our Online Appointment Form. You may also call 777-4500.

Please call in advance if you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment. No shows take valuable appointment slots away from other students.

Yes, we are able to provide English language translation services and we work with our patients to accommodate other needs they may have such as limited mobility, hearing and/or visual impairment. Please make needs known when making your appointment.

Office call fees for illness and injury are waived for students who have paid the University Health fees. Additional charges will be made for medications, lab work, x-rays, special examinations, injections and procedures, but the cost is generally substantially less than you would pay elsewhere. If you have health insurance, it usually covers some of these charges.

Charges for services can be billed to your student account. If you have insurance, we will assist you in requesting reimbursement from your insurance provider.

The Pharmacy offers several options for payment including cash payments, checks, use of passport cards, credit cards or billing to your University account. The Pharmacy participates in many insurance plans which will be billed on-line. If the pharmacy does not participate in your plan, you will be provided with a statement that you can submit to your insurance company for the reimbursement.

Find out more about billing and insurance.

Spouses of enrolled students may use Student Health Services and will be charged a maximum of (2) office calls per semester.  Other charges may be incurred as a result of special labs, x-rays, medications, etc.  Dependent children of UND students can be seen at local clinics for their health care needs. Prescriptions for spouses and dependent children may be filled at the Student Health Services pharmacy.

A valid student ID is required for all services.

Yes, Student Health Services is an accredited full service medical clinic, with a pharmacy, lab, and radiology department. You can obtain treatment for most medical conditions right here on campus. Students who need specialized care will be referred to community providers.

We treat all general medical conditions, just like any other medical clinic. We specialize in caring for college students. If you need specialized care, we will make a referral to a community provider.

Yes, Student Health Services has licensed physicians, family nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. See for yourself.

Yes, many of our patients have a provider they prefer for a variety of reasons. Some women may prefer to see a female provider and some men may prefer to see a male. Some students may wish to be seen by a physician and others prefer our family nurse practitioners or physician assistants. The choice is yours!

Yes, we will work with your regular provider to help you with convenient on-campus services and they may be less expensive.

Yes! Many students come to Student Health Services for shots including MMR's (measles, mumps, and rubella), tetanus, Hepatitis B, meningitis,travel shots, and others. More information is available.

Yes, female nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and physicians provide a variety of women's health care services including pap smears, breast exams, treatment for yeast infections, screenings and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, and as well as a variety of other personalized health and wellness services.

Yes, we offer a variety of men's health care services including physicals, testicular and prostate exams, screenings and treatment for sexually transmitted infections, advice on body building drugs, and a variety of other personalized health and wellness services.

Yes, we offer testing for a variety of sexually transmitted diseases and infections, including free and confidential HIV screening.

Yes, We provide a full array of contraceptive options and we will help you explore what birth control method will best meet your needs. Free condoms are available in the Pharmacy in the exam rooms, and at the Health & Wellness Resource Office in the Memorial Union.

No, many students who use our services do not have health insurance; however, health insurance coverage can help protect you against medical bills in the event of a serious illness. Most students with medical insurance are covered through their parent's medical coverage or a student policy. Student Health Services will submit charges to your insurance provider or help you submit charges on your own, depending on your provider, to minimize your out of pocket costs.

Students also have the option of subscribing to the Student Assurance Health Insurance Policy endorsed by the North Dakota University System. This insurance covers most basic health care charges, plus emergency care. For additional information about Student Assurance Health Insurance, pick up a brochure at Student Health Services, call 775-3131 (Grand Forks) or 1-800-732-4336 (toll-free), or check the Vaaler Insurance website.

Yes! All information in your record is confidential. Access to information contained in your file is limited to you (the patient) and Student Health Services personnel, unless you give written permission to release it, except by court order or when there is imminent risk of harm to self or others. All employees sign a confidentiality pledge. Learn more about your privacy.