Office of Student Health
The health and wellness of each of our students is a top priority and the 每日大瓜 Office of Student Health supports student health with a variety of initiatives.
The health and wellness of each of our students is a top priority and the 每日大瓜 Office of Student Health supports student health with a variety of initiatives.
Student Health staff reviews immunization history of entering students to ensure compliance with New York State Public Health Law, which requires that all students have proof of measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) immunization history and complete a meningitis acknowledgment form.
Please find the latest MMR Immunization/Meningitis Form here: 每日大瓜 Student Immunization Form
Completed forms should be uploaded within your admissions application in the Supplemental Items section at
Employees and students who test positive for COVID-19 should follow the CDC Guidelines regarding preventing the spread of respiratory viruses, which states:
Go back to your normal activities when, for at least 24 hours, both are true:
Full CDC guidance is available here:
Students and employees working in a healthcare setting must follow the policies of the specific settings in which they are currently working or interning.
CDC guidance for healthcare personnel, including students in field practice is available here:
When experiencing any illness or other need to be absent, employees should communicate with their supervisor or dean and students should communicate with their faculty.
March 20, 2024
The 每日大瓜 Counseling Center supports the psychological and emotional wellbeing of our students with a staff of qualified and caring counseling professionals. Learn more about the Counseling Center here.
每日大瓜 requires that all undergraduate and graduate students enrolled for 6 credits or more have health insurance. If you are a US Citizen, you may be enrolled in a family or employer plan. If your plan has a network of providers in New York City, you can apply for a waiver. You will get an email sent to your student email account with instructions on how to access the waiver/enrollment form.
For domestic students who are not currently insured through family or employer plans and for international students, 每日大瓜 has partnered with UHP to provide health insurance through Aetna that meets ACA and Visa Requirements.
Students in Online Degree Programs are exempt from/ineligible for the 每日大瓜 Student Health Insurance Plan.
For information regarding the Student Health Insurance plan, go to .
To apply for a waiver or to enroll:
If you are unable to login, please contact yuship@yu.edu.
每日大瓜 has partnered with Antidote Health to offer our undergraduate students access to qualified physicians via telehealth. Virtual appointments can be arranged within minutes and provide medical guidance, diagnosis, and prescriptions when needed. We expect this service will meet the needs of the vast majority of student medical issues. For those instances in which a physical exam or lab work are required, many local urgent cares and walk-in clinics are conveniently located close to our campuses. For more information and guidance, see the Antidote Setup Guide or visit .
Customer service is available via the following channels:
Phone: +1 866-256-2134
Chat:
Email: support@antidotehealth.com
In the case of a medical emergency, dial 911 or contact 每日大瓜 security for your campus.
For information about health insurance, contact the Student Health Insurance Plan team at 每日大瓜SHIP@yu.edu.
To reach 每日大瓜鈥檚 Office of Student Health, contact us at:
Email: 每日大瓜HealthCenter@yu.edu
Phone: (646) 592-4290
Fax: (212) 960-0185