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Improvements at Tang:
Your $43 Health Fee at Work


Last March, students voted for a health fee that would protect and improve services at University Health Services (UHS)--Tang Center. With input from a student health fee advisory committee and a student survey, a number of new services and improvements are underway.

Beginning with the fall semester, the Tang Center will offer:

  • Extended hours in Urgent Care and Pharmacy. Both services will be open until 6 pm weekdays. This was a top item on the student advisory committee agenda -- giving students an extra hour to get to the Tang Center at the end of the day.
  • Urgent Care and Pharmacy open on Saturdays. Formerly only Urgent Care was open Saturdays. Now, if a student comes to Urgent Care on a Saturday and needs a prescription -- or can't get over to Tang to pick up a prescription until the weekend, he/she won't have to go to an outside pharmacy.
  • Additional counselors and Urgent Care clinicians. This fall, we will be hiring six new licensed medical and mental health clinicians. More medical providers and counselors will result in less wait time to get an appointment.
  • More same-day medical appointments. Students also wanted more same day access to medical services, especially during the afternoon. The Tang Center is converting some of what we call "future medical appointments" during the afternoon to same day appointments. This will give sick students another good option beside the Urgent Care clinic.
  • An expanded Group Counseling program. Students will have more opportunities to take advantage of this successful treatment mode. For example, UHS will provide additional depression/anxiety groups and offer new semester-long groups, including groups designed specifically for graduate students.

More improvement are planned for the coming months. Please check back.

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