Campus Health Center

Campus Health Center - If you are concerned you have been exposed to COVID-19 or are experiencing a cough, fever, or difficulty breathing, please call 831-582-3965 before coming into the CHC.

The Campus Health Center (CHC) provides urgent, primary, and diagnostic care, as well as referral services to students, faculty, staff, their dependents, and guests of the CSUMB community. The CHC's staff of medical professionals is dedicated to meeting patient needs and promoting wellness and independence.

Who we serve

• CSUMB students who are enrolled full-time or part-time, have registered for the current term, and have paid on-campus health fees (all matriculated students). Students should bring their current student ID for no cost or discounted rates.
• Student Veterans are welcomed and eligible for medical services as noted above. Also note that there is a VA Clinic near campus at 201 Ninth St, Marina, CA 93933, call 831-884-1000.
• Distance Education Students. The staff of the Campus Health Center makes every attempt to provide medical services to our Distance Education students, up to the limits of the law, accepted medical practices, and professional ethics. As a Distance Education student, you may access any and all of the materials available on the Campus Health Center's webpages.
• CSUMB Faculty and Staff. Services provided at cost.
• Family Members of CSUMB students, faculty, and staff. Services provided at cost.

Schedule an appointment

You are strongly encouraged to call to make an appointment whenever possible to allow adequate time for evaluation and treatment. Walk-ins are accepted if time is available, but priority is given to previously scheduled appointment. Call 831-582-3965 to schedule an appointment.

Telemedicine visits are also available at this time and can be scheduled by calling 831-582-3965.

Please note that the Campus Health Center highly recommends students who have not received a COVID vaccination to schedule a telemedicine appointment first. Based on medical necessity​, if the medical provider on duty determines the student needs to be seen in person, a rapid COVID test will be required in order to enter the facility. Free COVID tests are available for students at the Otter Student Union.

Please also note that a visit is not required to submit immunization records. To submit records online, please visit our immunization page.

Medical emergencies and after-hours care

For a medical emergency on central campus, either use the campus emergency blue light phones or dial 911. If you are located in the university's Schoonover or Frederick Park residential neighborhoods or off campus, dial 911.

When the CHC is closed and you do not have a medical emergency you may contact any healthcare facility of your choice. Also, you may go to one of the Doctors on Duty (DOD) clinics listed below for medical care. If a student goes to a Doctors on Duty (DOD) clinic for after-hours services, a current CSUMB identification is required for no-cost or discounted fees. Payment is the patient's responsibility.

Doctors on Duty (DOD) clinic locations, contact numbers, and hours:

When students can access a Doctors on Duty (DOD) clinic for services:

• Whenever the Campus Health Center is closed (e.g., weekends, holidays, winter break)
• Anytime the Campus Health Center refers a student to a DOD clinic for medical care. A written referral must be obtained from the Campus Health Center if the visit occurs between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.
• If the Campus Health Center is closed for unforeseen circumstances during regular business hours.