Am I eligible to visit IUPUI Campus Health?
All IUPUI students may visit IUPUI Campus Health. See 'Do you accept insurance?' below to see if we accept your insurance, or check with your insurance company.
Estimates of non-emergency health services will be provided within 5 business days of your request. Please send requests to healthfi@iupui.edu.
What forms will I need to complete?
You will be asked to complete an authorization for treatment annually. You may complete the student health history form and bring it with you to save time in the clinic. You will be asked to complete the General Consent and Guarantee of Payment and Communication Authorization forms to gain your consent to be emailed or have texts sent to remind you of appointments. The Communication authorization may be revoked at any time by completing the Revocation form.
How do I know if I need to visit IUPUI Campus Health?
Visit When to See a Healthcare Provider for information on when it is time to visit a healthcare provider.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are strongly recommended. Walk-in appointments will be accommodated on a first come, first serve basis and will be given the first available appointment time for that day. A nurse may triage your concerns if there are no same-day appointments to determine the urgency of your concern. To schedule an appointment, please call.
What if I become ill after hours?
If you become ill or are injured, and you need medical care that cannot wait until our next business day, please visit an emergency room or immediate care facility. See Hospitals, Emergency Rooms, and Urgent Care for locations near campus.
What if I am under age 18?
If you are under age 18 please have your parent or guardian fill out our Minor Consent Form and bring it with you to Campus Health, so we can provide services to you.
How do I submit my immunization information?
I am not a healthcare student.
Immunization information for non-healthcare students is to be submitted to the IUPUI Registrar's office via One.IU.edu.
I am a healthcare student.
Nursing students - Castlebranch.
International students - MedProctor which is available on One.IU.edu
Medical students - complete the immunization questionnaire and send proof of immunizations/titers via
How do I get copies of my immunization records or other records OR how do I have records sent to IUPUI?
The patient portal is the best way to get copies of records.
Visit your patient portal account to print or email immunizations and labs. Download the Authorization to Release Medical Records form to have records sent to you, another office, or Campus Health. Forms may be faxed to 317-278-6929 or emailed to .
Do I need Tuberculosis Screening or to complete a questionnaire?
Healthcare students and international students need annual tuberculosis screening. Screening is done at both clinics.
Students who have a history of positive TB tests need to complete a symptom questionnaire annually. Please download the form, complete it and fax it to Coleman Hall clinic at 317-278-6929 or email it to . You will be contacted if your responses indicate a need for follow-up.
How do I get birth control through the clinic?
An appointment must be made with a physician or nurse practitioner in the clinic for the medication to be prescribed.
Which insurances do you accept?
If the clinic is in-network, IUPUI Campus Health will file insurance claims for students with:
-Aetna
-Anthem
-Cigna
-Humana
-IU Health Plans
-Sagamore
-United Healthcare
Check with your insurance. Each insurer has many plans. Make sure your plan covers services at IUPUI Campus Health. Co-pays specified by your plan apply to clinic visits.
Uninsured students or students with out-of-network insurance will be charged at a discounted rate. A walk-out statement will be provided for students to file with their insurance for reimbursement upon request.
The university offers insurance to International Students, Medical School, and Dental School students. Information about those plans is available via this link.
What forms of payment do you accept?
IUPUI Campus Health accepts checks, Visa, MasterCard, and CrimsonCard. Charges may be billed to the Bursar's office.
What if I still have questions?
Questions about insurance coverage or costs need to be directed to your insurer. Please feel free to contact IUPUI Campus Health during business hours at 317.274.8214
If you have an emergency, please call 911.
Clinic Concerns/Comments
We strive to provide the best service to you. If you have any concerns about our services, please complete our comment form.
How do I access the patient portal?
I am ill or have been injured, but it is not work-related. Can I come to IUPUI Campus Health for treatment?
The Coleman Hall clinic provides non-work related acute care. The employee will be referred to their own primary care provider for additional treatment. Employees who are also IUPUI students may be seen and treated at the Campus Center clinic or Coleman Hall clinic for personal health conditions.
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are preferred but walk-ins will be accommodated as we are able. Visits can be in-person or via telehealth.
An initial visit for a work-related injury is done in-person, on a walk-in basis.
Follow-up appointments are made before the employee leaves the clinic.
What should I do if I am injured at work?
Notify your supervisor immediately. An Indiana University incident report or IU Health Accident/Exposure Report (dependent upon if you are employed by IUPUI or IU Health) must be completed. It can be completed on line or on a paper form. Paper forms should be signed by your supervisor and brought to IUPUI Campus Health at Coleman Hall.
Please be certain that the following areas on the IUPUI form are completed: patient name, patient medical record number, account number, payroll clerk name and telephone number, wage rate, employment date with IUPUI, employment date at this job. In addition, please include a detailed description of the incident, along with the names and telephone numbers of anyone who witnessed the incident. Your supervisor must sign the form.
An initial evaluation visit is covered by the entity's Worker's Compensation insurance. Future visits will be covered upon approval by the Worker's Compensation office. Your personal insurance will be billed for visits not covered by Worker's Compensation.
Clinic Concerns/Comments
We strive to provide the best service to you. If you have any concerns about our services, please complete our comment form.