Beginning Monday, Aug. 15, completion of the UCLA daily symptom monitoring survey will no longer be required. Instead, individuals are asked to complete a self-assessment of COVID-19 symptoms and not come to campus, attend classes and/or leave your residence if symptoms are present.
If you are experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19 or have had close contact with someone who was diagnosed with the virus, contact the Exposure Management Team (EMT). If you tested positive for COVID-19, do not wait for a response to your message, start isolation immediately and a member of our team will follow up within a few business days.
The EMT member will help you determine the need for testing, treatment, quarantine, and/or isolation. Please self-isolate until after you have spoken with someone from The Ashe Center.
If you are experiencing symptoms:
Students who develop symptoms including fever, cough, or shortness of breath, should contact The Ashe Center immediately at (310) 206-6217 to determine the need for diagnostic testing and treatment. Please self-isolate, until after you have spoken with someone from The Ashe Center.
To contact the Exposure Management Team via message:
If you tested positive:
- If you tested positive, please isolate immediately and refer to UCLA COVID-19 Isolation & Quarantine Protocols. Do not wait for a response to your message, start isolation immediately and a member of our team will provide specific guidance to you when they speak with you.
- Even if you recently had a COVID-19 breakthrough infection, UCLA is following CDC guidelines which recommend the booster vaccine once your symptoms have resolved and you’ve met the criteria to end isolation.
Local COVID-19 Testing Locations
If your test is positive, call the COVID Hotline at 310-206-6217 and leave a voicemail for the Exposure Management Team.
CA Notify Contact Tracing App
CA Notify is a public health tool recommended by UCLA.
CA Notify is a free service that allows you to find out if you were exposed to COVID-19. You can also notify others if you test positive, while remaining anonymous. Your personal information is never collected, so you and those around you can stay safe.
What to Expect
When Calling the COVID-19 Hotline:
- Please speak loud and clearly, and be sure to include your full name, UID number, and a callback number where we can reach you.
- A member of our staff will call you back as soon as possible to collect information about your symptoms, such as duration of symptoms and temperature.
- Please try to be near your phone and ready to respond.
Note: We can only provide general information to parents and families. Students with COVID-19 concerns must call directly to discuss their protected health information.
Hours
Mon - Sat: 8am - 4:30pm
Closed Sundays
Location
Fees
Patients eligible to be seen are current students, past students of the most previous academic term, and other UC campus students.
UCSHIP
Currently registered UCLA students
Laboratory Tests
- COVID Antibody Testing $47
- COVID PCR - $0
Waived UCSHIP
Currently registered UCLA students who have waived UCSHIP
Laboratory Tests
- COVID Antibody Testing $47
- COVID PCR - $0
BruinCare
Currently registered UCLA students who have waived UCSHIP and bought BruinCare to get unlimited access to core services during the academic year
Laboratory Tests
- COVID Antibody Testing $47
- COVID PCR - $0
Fee for Service
Students from other UC campuses or UCLA students who are not currently registered, such as during summer session or who were registered in a recent term
Laboratory Tests
- COVID Antibody Testing $47
- COVID PCR - $0
Additional COVID-19 Services
COVID-19 Testing
The Ashe Center offers PCR and Antibody Testing for COVID-19. Schedule an appointment or request a PCR test through our Patient Portal today.
COVID-19 Action Center
Completion of the UCLA daily symptom monitoring survey is no longer be required for students, faculty and staff who live, learn or work at UCLA or at other UCLA properties. Introducing the COVID-19 Action Center.
COVID-19 Vaccine Hub
Instructions and information on what steps to take to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine, as well as frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine.
COVID-19 Vending Machines
Information on testing via COVID-19 self-test vending machines located conveniently across UCLA campus.