The Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center (The Ashe Center) is devoted to providing quality, accessible, state-of-the-art healthcare and education to support the unique development of UCLA students. (Learn more about The Ashe Center). Need an appointment?
Trending Topics for Student Health 📈
Healthcare Equality Index Certification
The Ashe Center has once again been named a Leader in LGBTQ+ Healthcare Equality. Learn more about the designation and the range of LGBTQ+ Health services offered at The Ashe Center.
UCSHIP Premium FAQs
The new premium rates for UCSHIP will take effect at the beginning of the Fall 2024 term. Learn more about the need for premium increases for plan sustainability from the Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC).
Sign Up for Text Alerts
The Ashe Center can send you text message alerts about your upcoming appointments, prescriptions, and more. Opt-in for text messages today.
Medication Abortion
In partnership with UCLA Health, medication abortion services are now available at The Ashe Center for pregnancies up to 70 days (10 weeks).
Student Health News & Announcements 📢
Introducing Open Access Scheduling
- In-person Primary Care visits will become available on the Patient Portal in a 3-day rolling window.
- Telehealth (Zoom) Primary Care visits will become available on the Patient Portal within a 7-day rolling window.
- If you need to schedule an appointment more than 3 days in advance, you must schedule by phone or in-person.
Current Campus COVID-19 Guidelines
What you need to know:
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Students who test positive for COVID-19 should isolate immediately and contact the UCLA Exposure Management Team for further guidance.
Planned Closures or Hours Changes
Upcoming Campus Holiday (9/2/24)The Ashe Center will be closed on Monday, September 2, in observance of the Labor Day university holiday. If you have COVID-19 symptoms such as fever and cough, receive a positive test result, or have had close contact with someone who tested positive please do the following: (1) Isolate yourself and stay at home; (2) Call The Ashe Center COVID-19 Hotline at (310) 206-6217 immediately.
Please note: Processing of COVID self-tests via the campus vending machines may be affected by the university holiday.
Student Health Event Calendar 🗓️
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Introducing Be Well Bruin 🐻
UCLA is dedicated to creating and sustaining a healthy University community so students can achieve their personal and academic goals.
As a Bruin, you have access to a range of health and wellness services, from exceptional medical care and counseling to recreational activities, safety resources, peer advocacy, and more.
Through Be Well Bruin, you can learn about resources that support the whole U.
Masks Suggested 😷
Though the universal mask mandate for healthcare settings has been lifted effective May 1, we continue to encourage mask use in healthcare settings. Complimentary masks are available at The Ashe Center main entrance.
Get Help Now
If you or anyone you know is experiencing a life threatening situation call 911.
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24/7 Nurse Line (Available AfterHours)
310-825-4073 (Option 2)
When We Are Closed
- LiveHealth Online
- Counseling & Psychological Services 24hr Crisis Line, Available 24/7
Community Resources
- Rape Treatment Center at Santa Monica
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UC Police Department (UCPD)
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CSO Evening Escorts
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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
Dial 988 (Call or chat)
Report Sexual Misconduct
Make a report of sexual harassment and notice of nondiscrimination
Campus Initiative Spotlight 🔦
The UCLA Narcan Distribution Project is committed to providing students and staff with free access to Narcan (the brand name for the generic medication naloxone), an easy-to-use, life-saving medication used to treat opioid overdoses. The program aims to help lower the occurrence of opioid-related overdoses, reduce the stigma surrounding substance use, and to promote a safe and healthy UCLA community.
UCLA Narcan Distribution Project
The need for a Narcan distribution project on college campuses is clear. By providing access to Narcan, we can save lives and prevent needless deaths from opioid overdoses. Narcan is a medication that can quickly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, restoring normal breathing and potentially saving the person's life. By having Narcan available on campus, we can ensure that students and staff are equipped to respond to an opioid overdose and have the tools they need to act quickly and effectively.
In addition to the potential life-saving benefits, a Narcan distribution project can also help reduce the stigma surrounding substance use disorders. By acknowledging the reality of substance use on college campuses and taking steps to address it, we can help create a more supportive and understanding community for those who may be struggling with addiction.
Overall, a Narcan distribution project is an important step in addressing the opioid epidemic and promoting the health and well-being of college communities. By raising awareness, providing education and training, and making Narcan available, we can help prevent overdose deaths and support those who are struggling with addiction.
In the News 📰
Daily Bruin: Dr. Chaitali Mukherjee introduces Ashe Center’s new COVID-19 safety campaign (Q&A)
April 1, 2024
Dr. Chaitali Mukherjee, executive director of the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center, sat down with Daily Bruin contributor Shaun Thomas to discuss the Ashe Center’s new COVID-19 safety campaign as students return to campus from spring break.
Letter to the Editor: Ashe Center Offers Substantial Medical Resources to Students
April 9, 2023
UCLA's Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC) published this op-ed in The Daily Bruin campus publication.
Quick Links 🔗
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UCSHIP Plan Brochure 2023-24
What is UCSHIP? The UC Student Health Insurance Plan (UCSHIP) is a systemwide health insurance plan providing enhanced benefits to all enrolled UCLA students. Learn more in the Insurance section of our website.
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Make an Appointment
Access The Ashe Center Patient Portal to make an appointment, message your primary care provider (PCP), and more.
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Submit Patient Feedback
The Ashe Center wants feedback on your patient experience. Your feedback can be anonymous or you can include your personal information on our secure survey site to give us the opportunity to respond to you, personally.
