Medical and Mental Health Services

University Health Services

University Health Services provides comprehensive primary healthcare and mental health resources, as well as a wide array of specialty services, from dental and physical therapy to immunizations, sexual health, and pharmacy. Services include:

Insurance specialists at University Health Services can help you navigate insurance options—including the Oregon Health Plan and UO Student Insurance—that may be available.

UHS care providers are available to consult with any UO student to provide recommendations for health services elsewhere in the community, if desired by the student.

Location: 1590 E 13th Ave, Eugene, OR 97403
Phone: 541-346-2770
health.uoregon.edu
UO-only resource

Fitness and Recreation

Beyond the Fee Rec Program Waiver (pilot program)

Have you wanted to participate in some activities at the Student Recreation Center, but the cost was a barrier? The Beyond the Fee Rec Program Waiver supports students who are facing financial challenges with access to the following Rec programs:

• Intramural sports
• Group X fitness classes
• Personal training

Participation in these programs requires a fee which could be a barrier to participation. The goal is to remove this barrier for a limited number of students via an application process. Once approved the funding amount will be applied to each student’s account. This program is intended to support your well-being, so that you can meet your academic goals.

Qualification requirements:

• Must be a full-time student in spring term 2025
• Can only benefit from the program one time a year
• Undergraduate and graduate students may apply

This is a collaboration between the Basic Needs Program and the Department of Physical Education and Recreation. Fill out the Basic Needs Assistance Form to apply. A staff member from the Rec will then contact qualified applicants.

Location: 1320 E 15th Ave, Eugene, OR 97403
Phone: 541-346-4183
rec.uoregon.edu
UO-only resource

Menstrual Care

Restrooms across the University of Oregon campuses offer menstrual hygiene products readily available to our community. Dispensers can be found in almost all restrooms, regardless of gender, and supplies are free.

Menstrual hygiene is recognized as a public health issue. In 2021, the Oregon Legislature passed House Bill 3294, the Menstrual Dignity Act, to alleviate some of the economic strain and experiences of shame that often are barriers for menstruating students accessing their education.

For more information about the state Menstrual Dignity for Students Program, go to the State of Oregon website and scroll to the bottom of the page.

Protection from Extreme Temperatures

Lane County Cooling Centers

Spaces where you can cool off in air conditioning for free, and tips on how to stay well in the event of extreme or persistent heat.

Locations: Throughout Eugene and Springfield
Phone: 541-682-4035
lanecountyor.gov/cooling
Community resource

Egan Warming Centers

A coalition of community organizations that provide shelters when temperatures drop to 30 degrees or below between November 15 and March 31.

Locations: Throughout Eugene and Springfield
Phone: 541-689-6747
www.svdp.us/services/shelter-assistance/egan-warming-centers
Community resource

Veterinary Care

Community Veterinary Center

Low-cost veterinary care offered on a sliding scale based on income. Financial assistance may be available to address some costs. Schedule appointments on their website.

Location: 470 Highway 99N, Eugene, OR 97402
Phone: 541-636-3324
www.communityvet.org
Community resource

Pro-Bone-O

Veterinary care for pets of people who are homeless. Visit their website to find out if you qualify, and for dates when clinics are offered. Services are provided on a lottery basis.

Location: Eugene Mission Warehouse, 1509 West 1st Avenue
proboneo.org/clinic
Community resource