MIT Health

Let’s Chat is in the OME this week, students.
Drop by to check in about a problem, get some help putting together your finals week stress-management plan, or just find out what it’s like to talk to a counselor. No commitment to more counseling is required; no problem is too big or too small.

Wednesday, May 7 & Thursday, May 8, 4–6 PM at the MIT Office of Minority Education, 4-107 health.mit.edu/lets-chat

Whether your asthma is triggered by environmental changes, medications, or other allergens, MIT Health’s Allergy service clinicians can create personalized care plans to support your health year-round.

Schedule an appointment online. https://ow.ly/rnzi50VNVCU

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Who can use Urgent Care?
All members of the MIT community can use MIT Health’s Urgent Care Service.
Urgent Care is not open to the general public, but we can see visiting family members or guests of MIT community members and people who are on campus for MIT events.

Urgent Care Hours:
M–F, 8 a.m.–8 p.m.
Weekends, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.

Urgent Care MIT Health’s Urgent Care Service is open daily to the MIT community for urgent, but non-life-threatening emergencies.

📢 Students, today is the a last Virtual Let’s Chat session of the term — Thursday, May 1, 3–5 PM.
Drop by the Zoom room during LC hours if you have an issue that you want to discuss or questions about student mental health services on campus. https://ow.ly/OE7i50VCA8l

Let’s Chat at the OME will continue through the end of the term and Student Mental Health & Counseling is available all year.

Ah, spring! Longer days, sunshine, budding plants... and unfortunately for some of us, sneezing, coughing, and tears!

MIT Health’s Allergy service diagnoses and treats a wide range of allergies — pollen, dust, mold, insect stings, food, medications, and more. Your allergy care is just a click away — schedule online today.

Allergy Whether your treatment involves allergy shots, environmental changes, or antihistamines and other medications, we can help.

I’m sick, but I’m not sure whether I need to go to Urgent Care or just rest at home.

Call our 24-hour nurse line at 617-253-4481 and speak to a triage nurse. Describe your symptoms in detail, so the nurse can give you advice about what to do next.

If you have a medical emergency on campus, call the MIT Police at 617-253-1212. If you are not on campus, dial 911.

When you’re sick or hurt: https://ow.ly/Prqo50VKGMP

Spring is here, MIT Students! 🌺
If love is in the air and you are starting a new relationship, now is the time for STI testing.

If you have no recent exposures or symptoms, schedule an STI testing appointment online. Have symptoms or a recent STI exposure? Call 617-253-4481, option 1 to schedule an appointment.

MIT Health Student Health Clinic: https://ow.ly/9Yf550VJTq5

First baby on the way? We’re guessing that you have questions!
Come to MIT Health’s next next Baby Talk Open House on May 5.

New and expecting parents are invited to attend. Meet MIT Health Family Medicine Physician Dr. Israel Molina and learn about our Pediatric Primary Care service. Family members and friends are also welcome.

Monday, May 5, 5:30–6:30 p.m.
MIT Health, floor 2 (E23, 25 Carleton Street)
Register: https://ow.ly/C1yR50VIZET

Let’s hear if for the unstoppable MIT Health Laboratory team!

Medical lab professionals think about the little things... that make a big difference in your healthcare every day of the year. 🔬
health.mit.edu/laboratory