We are an appointment-based, ambulatory, student health clinic in the heart of the UCLA campus. Learn more about The Ashe Center. Need an appointment? The Ashe Center is on Instagram! Asynchronous care visits, also known as "eVisits," allow patients to interact with healthcare providers without the need for simultaneous communication. The Ashe Center can send you text message alerts about your upcoming appointments, prescriptions, and more. Opt-in for text messages today.
Please note: Processing of COVID self-tests via the campus vending machines may be affected by the university holiday. Read Our Commitment to All Bruins. The Influenza vaccine for the flu season has arrived at The Ashe Center. Students can schedule a flu shot appointment using the Patient Portal or ask for a flu shot at the time of their next visit. Full Calendar of Student Health Events. UCLA is dedicated to creating and sustaining a healthy University community so students can achieve their personal and academic goals.
As a Bruin, you have access to a range of health and wellness services, from exceptional medical care and counseling to recreational activities, safety resources, peer advocacy, and more. Though the universal mask mandate for healthcare settings was lifted effective May 1, , we continue to encourage mask use in healthcare settings. Complimentary masks are available at The Ashe Center main entrance. LiveHealth Online. Concerned About a Bruin? How to Report. The UCLA Narcan Distribution Project is committed to providing students and staff with free access to Narcan the brand name for the generic medication naloxone , an easy-to-use, life-saving medication used to treat opioid overdoses.
The program aims to help lower the occurrence of opioid-related overdoses, reduce the stigma surrounding substance use, and to promote a safe and healthy UCLA community. The need for a Narcan distribution project on college campuses is clear. By providing access to Narcan, we can save lives and prevent needless deaths from opioid overdoses. Narcan is a medication that can quickly reverse the effects of an opioid overdose, restoring normal breathing and potentially saving the person's life.
By having Narcan available on campus, we can ensure that students and staff are equipped to respond to an opioid overdose and have the tools they need to act quickly and effectively.
