UAZ Campus Health Service

10/01/2026

Health Alert: Here's what to know about Cychlorphine and simple ways to help keep yourself and your community safer.

09/29/2026

Get free Narcan on campus!

Narcan (naloxone) can temporarily reverse an opioid overdose, including overdoses involving fentanyl. Multiple doses may be needed for overdoses involving high-potency opioids (including cychlorphine).

Students can pick up a free kit at our Health Promotion Hideaway, first floor of the Bear Down Building, during business hours.

Need 20+ kits for a University group? Fill out our Narcan Request Form here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeR_lFL8vVI7HDmLZUKTNoG9L_02mGfQWRmwrlIzkIPdAqSNQ/viewform.

If you suspect an overdose, administer Narcan right away and call 911 immediately. Stay with the person until first responders arrive.

09/15/2026

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09/02/2026

Mental health support for students The University of Arizona just got easier.

health.arizona.edu/news/caps-care-pathways-effective-efficient-mental-health-care-built-students

09/01/2026

We all want to prevent su***de. Let's do it together.
➡ preventsu***de.arizona.edu

September is , a powerful reminder that there are actions we can all take to look out for each other. 💙

All month, mental health advocates, su***de prevention organizations, survivors of su***de loss, people with lived experience, and community members across the country unite to promote su***de prevention awareness.

Whether you’re a longstanding member of our community or newly involved, you’ll find information about su***de prevention events, programs, and resources that help our community fight this leading cause of death. Learn more at afsp.org/nspm

08/25/2026

We're proud to be ranked in the top 4% of Best Health Services by The Princeton Review for the thirteenth consecutive year!

Campus Health Ranks #12 in Best Health Services from The Princeton Review Monday Image The University of Arizona’s Campus Health has once again earned national recognition for its commitment to student health and wellbeing, ranking #12 in Best Health Services in The Princeton Review’s The 392 Be...

08/05/2026

📣 Fall 2026 Health Coverage Options for Students

As the semester in a few short weeks, it's a good time to review health coverage options.

Students at The University of Arizona do not need health insurance to access care at Campus Health, but having health insurance is strongly recommended for emergencies, hospital visits, and specialty care.

Campus Health offers options that may help students manage healthcare costs including:

Student Health Insurance Plan (UHCSR)
• Nationwide coverage
• Preventive care & mental health benefits
• Emergency benefits worldwide
• 12-month coverage for eligible students

CampusCare
A great option for students with:
• High-deductible health plans
• Health plans limited to their home state
• A desire to save more on services provided at Campus Health

➡️ The last day to add, cancel, or make changes to CampusCare and the Student Health Insurance Plan is: Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

health.arizona.edu/fees-insurance-overview

07/02/2026

We will be closed on Friday, July 3rd. Regular clinic hours will resume on Monday, July 6th.

If you need immediate assistance when we are closed, you can access 24/7 support, including our Medical After Hours Line (520-570-7898) and CAPS (520-621-3334).

➡️ health.arizona.edu/emergency-after-hours

07/01/2026

BIG NEWS!

The majority of CAPS services are now officially no cost for main campus students at The University of Arizona! Explore all of the mental health care options available to you at caps.arizona.edu.