Internal Medicine will be closed on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, for the annual Sports Physical Day.
All other services, including Urgent Care and the walk-in vaccine clinic, are unchanged.
Read more about Sports Physical Day and the immunization clinic.
Harvard University Health Services would like to share information about recalled products that may be part of our community’s daily care. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a notice to not purchase and immediately stop using more than 25 over-the-counter eye drop products. Use may lead to eye infections that could result in partial…Continue Reading FDA Warns Against Use of Eye Drops from Several Brands
COVID-19 Continues to Circulate; CDC Recommends Updated COVID-19 Vaccine Updated September 26, 2024 COVID-19 continues to impact our daily lives. We strongly urge everyone to take precautions to protect themselves and the greater Harvard community. Be prepared by keeping self-care supplies on hand. Anyone with a Harvard ID can purchase discounted supplies like antigen tests,…Continue Reading COVID-19 Continues to Circulate; CDC Recommends Updated COVID-19 Vaccine
Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) recently announced two additions to its senior leadership team. Kathy G. Niknejad, MD, will serve as Chief Medical Officer (CMO) and Physician in Chief, and Kimberly Eng will serve as Deputy Executive Director and Chief Administrative Officer. HUHS is a multispecialty practice that provides medical and mental health care to the Harvard…Continue Reading HUHS Appoints Chief Medical Officer and Deputy Executive Director
HUHS Urgent Care weekday hours of operation have been extended and are now from 8 am – 8 pm Monday through Friday (weekends & holidays will remain 8 am – 6 pm)….Continue Reading HUHS Urgent Care Extends Hours
In conjunction with the start of the fall term, I want to share health and wellbeing advice to ensure you have a healthy start to the academic year. Receiving Care while on Campus Harvard University Health Services (HUHS) is the campus-based source of medical and mental health care for Harvard students as well as thousands of faculty,…Continue Reading A Health and Wellbeing Message for Fall Semester
As you may be aware, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared an end to the international COVID-19 health emergency on May 5. This indicates that, like other established health issues, COVID-19 will move towards long-term management. Additionally, on May 11, both Massachusetts and the federal government will lift the COVID-19 public health emergency. These changes will impact policies…Continue Reading HUHS Face Mask Policy Update
As we approach the end of the academic year and prepare to gather in celebration for Commencement and other events, I write to share with you some important public health updates. On May 11, the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the federal government will end their Public Health Emergency for COVID-19. This will change the response to COVID-19 and will…Continue Reading Public Health Guidance for Commencement and Year-End Activities
Statement on National Stimulant Medication Shortage HUHS is aware of the current national shortage of prescription stimulant medications such as Adderall, Ritalin, Concerta Methylphenidate, Vyvanse and Dextroamphetamine and Amphetamine. These drugs are typically used in the treatment of Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. Drug manufacturers have been unable to produce sufficient quantities to meet current patient needs. Although HUHS…Continue Reading Statement on National Stimulant Medication Shortage
View the Harvard University Health Services 2022 Annual Report….Continue Reading Launching Our 2022 Annual Report
