Medical

Sexual Health Care

Healthy sexuality is an important part of overall wellness and means more than just sex and condoms.

It involves feeling informed and empowered to express your sexuality in a way that is consensual, respectful, and informed, and—ultimately—personally enriches your life.

Sexual health and sexuality are relevant to all of us - whether you’re a sexual novice, a sexpert, or abstinent.

It doesn't matter whether you are single, dating, or in a relationship. It doesn’t matter how you identify yourself sexually. Sexuality is part of who you are, and healthy sexuality is important to your...

Pregnancy Options

Think you might be pregnant? Here are some of your options. Our clinicians or social services counselors can assist you with navigating these options.

Laboratory

More than 90,000 lab tests are performed at UHS each year!

Our lab is licensed by the State of California and accredited by the Accreditation Association of Ambulatory HealthCare (AAAHC). We are a CLIA (Clinical Laboratory Improvements Amendment) certified facility and testing performance is constantly monitored by API (American Proficiency Institute).

Meet the Physical Therapy Staff

Physical Therapy Jocelyn Chang PT Jocelyn Chang, PT, DPT, OCS

Physical Therapist

Jocelyn Chang joined UHS in 2019 as a Physical Therapist. She received her Bachelor's Degree in Public Health from UC Berkeley and her Doctorate in Physical Therapy from the University of Southern California. She then completed an Orthopedic Residency at Stanford Healthcare. Prior to joining...

Appointments

University Health Services has several types of clinics tailored to meet the needs of busy UC Berkeley students.

Make the Most of your Medical Appointment

1. Build a relationship with your provider

Studies show patient satisfaction is higher and medical outcomes are better when patients choose a regular Primary Care Provider and maintain a relationship with them for their care. UHS makes it easy! Choose your provider or learn more about our staff online on the Meet the Staff pages.

2. Prepare for your visit

Prepare to review the onset, nature, and changes in your symptoms with your provider. Some patients find it helpful to write down their...

Allergy Shots

NOTICE: University Health Services will no longer be able to provide allergy shots for students

If you are currently receiving allergy shots from your doctor and wish to continue getting allergy shots while you are a student at UC Berkeley, please refer to the list of allergy offices in the community near the UC Berkeley Campus. We can also assist in helping you find a local Allergist office for your ongoing allergy shots...

Local Emergency and Urgent Care Centers (Off Campus)

All centers listed are in-network providers, meaning that SHIP will reimburse a portion of the fees incurred after the co-pay.

These clinics prefer payment upfront but they will bill. Students should present an electronic version of their insurance card. See How to Use SHIP for details.

*Hours change frequently. Please call ahead to confirm the hours.

Hospital Emergency Rooms ($250 co-pay...

Make a Primary Care Appointment

For new problems or concerns requiring an evaluation Follow-up from prior visits If you wish to request a referral or need to establish care with your primary care provider to manage ongoing medical issues.

All students are automatically assigned to a Primary Care Provider and a clinic team. You may change your Primary Care Provider online at any time. Visit our Meet the Staff page to learn more about our Primary Care providers. Not sure if you need a phone, video, or in-person appointment, see our...