Physical health support It is vitally important to look after your health while you are studying at UCL. You should ensure that you are registered with a doctor (GP) and are aware of the many confidential health care services available to you. YouTube Widget Placeholderhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gwq59Sry3H8Find an NHS GP surgeryEmergency medical supportStudent Support and Wellbeing Services does not offer emergency support. If you or someone else needs urgent medical assistance:Go directly to the Accident & Emergency (A&E) department of your local hospital.Call 999 to request an ambulance if you are unable to reach the hospital yourself.Non-emergency medical supportIf you would like to speak to a doctor about your symptoms or a pre-existing health condition:Contact your GP surgery to request an appointment.If your GP surgery isn't open, call 111 for free out-of-hours NHS medical support. Register with a doctor (GP) Your doctor (GP, or General Practitioner) is your first point of contact for any physical and mental health concerns. Guide to health services From emergency contacts and A&E, to sexual health, dental and eye care, you can access many NHS services. Vaccinations Students are more at risk of certain illnesses, so it is crucial that you receive the relevant vaccinations. Bloomsbury Campus interactive health map Find the health and wellbeing services located near the UCL Bloomsbury Campus. UCL East Campus interactive health map Find the health and wellbeing services located near the UCL East Campus. Free menstrual products Learn how you can access free menstrual products on campus.
Students are more at risk of certain illnesses, so it is crucial that you receive the relevant vaccinations.
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