Frequently Provided Services 

We frequently provide the following medical services, which include, but are not limited to: 

Antibiotic Stewardship

As a part of our ongoing quality improvement (QI) projects, we are practicing antibiotic stewardship.  Our study focuses on sore throats and antibiotics use.  In order to treat patients most effectively, our medical staff are prescribing antibiotics only as necessary to reduce antibiotic resistance.  Antibiotic resistance occurs when bacteria no longer respond to the drugs designed to kill them. Anytime antibiotics are used, they can cause antibiotic resistance.  

To better take care of yourself and the UMD community during "flu" season, we offer the following information for preventing the flu and caring for yourself should you get the flu.  If you need help distinguishing between a cold and the flu, check this page on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website,  Cold versus Flu.

Common Health Concerns of Students

• Acne
• ADHD
• Allergy and Asthma
• Birth Control
• Blood Pressure

COVID-19 Screening Questions:

If you are experiencing cough, fever, shortness of breath, or have been exposed to someone with known or suspected COVID-19, it is important that you call Health Services at 218-726-8155 prior to arriving at the clinic.  Please see our COVID tab for specific information.

Forms to be completed as needed (forms are fillable, unless indicated).  

Please return any of these forms to the clinic, fax to 888-714-0584 or email them to [email protected].

Immunization Record Form  (download for fillable form)

Authorization for the Disclosure of Health Information (download for fillable form)

Patient Billing

Questions about your account should be directed to the Health Services Billing Office at (218) 726-7070.

Student Health Benefit Plan

The University of Minnesota Duluth provides coverage for the health care needs of its students by offering one of the best and most comprehensive student health insurance plans in the country, known as the Student Health Benefit Plan (SHBP). The combination of the SHBP and Student Services Fee allows students to be seen at UMD Health Services for general office visits at no cost and some services at a reduced cost.

After Hours Care:

In the event of a mental health or medical emergency, or non-emergency medical concern occurring after the Health Service's hours, please see the contact information below. Students are advised to call the 1-800 phone number on their insurance card prior to going to a hospital or urgent care center. Services at these locations are not paid for by UMD Health Services.

Confidentiality and HIPAA

Security of confidential information is a social, legal, and ethical responsibility of organizations that receive medical information. UMD Health Services has adopted a policy to protect the confidentiality of patient data, whether electronic or printed and including financial information.