Harvard University Health Services

COVID-19 Information & Testing for the Harvard Community
About COVID-19
Viral Testing for Campus Reopening
Return-to-Campus Updates
Guidance for Holiday Celebration & Travel

What Patients
Need to Know!
New Student Information
Telemedicine at HUHS
Services Available for Remote Students
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Order/Refill a Prescription
Ask a Health Question
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Contact our Patient Advocate for Questions or Concerns
Patient Portal Questions? Email mrecords@huhs.harvard.edu

News & Events

Department Moves

Beginning on October 2, 2020, in order to provide the safest access to our services, several HUHS departments will be relocating within the Smith Campus Center.

Coronavirus, COVID-19 Information

Flu vaccine is now available in two locations: 1) at the Science Center Plaza every Monday, Wednesday, & Thursday from 12-3PM, through Thursday 10/29 and 2) at the NRB in Longwood every Tuesday from 12-3PM, through Tuesday 10/27.

Shingrix Vaccine Update

Shingrix, the shingles vaccine, is now available at HUHS by appointment only.

Reflecting on recent events

Antibody Testing Now Available at HUHS

What you need to know about telemedicine at HUHS

How to Support HUHS

Your support enables Harvard University Health Services to provide care to Harvard students

What You Need to Know about Face Coverings, Masks, and COVID-19

Updates to HUHS operations and hours

How to Protect Yourself from Viral Illness (including COVID-19)

Online Payment

We now offer the option for all Harvard University Health Services patients to pay your medical bills online.

PPE & Supply Donations

Harvard Athletics, Harvard University Health Services Receive Gift

Harvard Athletics and Harvard University Health Services are pleased to announce that they have received an anonymous gift to provide additional mental health services to support student-athletes' physical, emotional and mental well-being.

Measles Information

In the USA, there have been over 700 cases of measles since the start of the year, but there have been no cases at Harvard University and only two cases in Massachusetts.