Health Services

Your health is an essential part of your success at Tufts University School of Medicine. Whether you need care for a short-term illness, support managing a chronic condition, or access to specialized resources, we’re here to help. This page outlines the medical services available to students, including in-person care, telehealth options, and additional health-related support.

In-Person Medical Care

Collegiate Center for Wellness (CCW)

Tufts Medical Center’s Collegiate Center for Wellness offers students convenient access to medical care. While not a replacement for a primary care provider, the CCW can address a wide range of health needs and help connect students to specialized care when needed.

Services include:

  • General medical care (e.g., flu, COVID-19, minor illnesses)
  • Reproductive health counseling and support
  • Limited chronic condition management
  • Referrals to specialists
  • Telehealth appointments

Location: Floating Building, 3rd Floor (near the elevator bank)
Hours: Monday–Friday, 9am-5pm
Appointments: Call 617-636-6006 and select option #4 for Tufts University
Most appointments are available same-day or within one business day.

Note: Health Services does not manage immunization questions and concerns. For immunization-related questions, please email saha-imm-admin@tufts.edu.

After-Hours Medical Support

If you need medical assistance outside of regular hours:

  • Non-emergency medical: Call 617-636-2750 and follow prompts for the on-call nurse
  • Emergency: Call 911 or 617-627-6911 (on-campus)

Coming Soon: On-Campus Health Clinic

We’re excited to announce that a new on-campus health clinic is currently in development. Once completed, this clinic will provide expanded access to medical services right on the Boston Health Sciences campus.

Planned services include:

  • Walk-in care for minor illnesses and injuries
  • Preventive care and screenings
  • Immunizations and health education
  • Coordination with existing Tufts Medical Center services

More information, including location, hours, and appointment scheduling, will be shared as the clinic nears completion.

Substance Abuse Treatment & Recovery

If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use, there are confidential resources available to help you access treatment and support.

Local & National Resources:

For Medical Students:

  • Physician Health Services – A nonprofit founded by the Massachusetts Medical Society, offering confidential support for medical professionals

Sexual Misconduct Support & Prevention

Tufts is committed to fostering a safe and respectful environment. Students impacted by sexual misconduct can access confidential support, guidance, and resources through the Center for Awareness, Resources, and Education (CARE).

CARE Services Include:

  • Emotional support and trauma-informed care
  • Academic flexibility and accommodations
  • Guidance on reporting options
  • Accompaniment to appointments
  • Prevention education and training

Contact: Alexandra Donovan, Sexual Misconduct Resource Specialist
Alexandra.Donovan@tufts.edu
617-627-5140

Alexandra is based on the Medford campus and available to students on the Boston and Grafton campuses as needed.

Visit the CARE Website