Indigenous Peoples' Day Hours
Urgent Care will be open from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on October 13.
All other services are closed
Getting care in Cambridge
When a student needs care right away
Routine appointments
Why your student needs a PCP
Language Services and Accessibility
Getting care outside of MIT Medical
When a student needs care right away
Is your student sick or hurt? Here’s how to get the care they need.
Routine appointments
Getting the care your student needs starts with scheduling the right kind of appointment. Learn more here.
Why your student needs a PCP
Your student’s primary care provider is the key to a healthy school year.
Language Services and Accessibility
At MIT Health, we provide interpreter services for more than 150 spoken languages and American Sign Language (ASL).
Getting care outside of MIT Medical
MIT SHIP will cover those off-campus medical services anywhere in the country, but there will be some out-of-pocket costs.
Student healthcare basics
What’s included with tuition?
What your student needs to know about health insurance
What you need to know about MIT SHIP
What’s included with tuition?
Most services at MIT Health are available to students at no extra charge.
What your student needs to know about health insurance
Help your student learn to navigate the healthcare system and avoid unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
What you need to know about MIT SHIP
MIT students with MIT SHIP coverage have comprehensive coverage for necessary care outside of MIT Health. Visit the MIT Student Insurance Office website for coverage information.
Mental Health and Stress
Student mental health services at MIT Health
Mental health care outside of MIT Health
Recognizing signs of stress
Talking to your student about mental health and stress
Parental involvement and patient privacy
Resources
Student mental health services at MIT Health
Roughly 15–20 percent of MIT students visit MIT Health’s Student Mental Health & Counseling Services every school year.
Mental health care outside of MIT Health
Mental health services outside of MIT Health will be covered by MIT SHIP or your student’s other comprehensive health insurance plan. Visit the MIT Student Insurance Office website to learn more about mental health coverage with MIT SHIP.
Recognizing signs of stress
As a parent, you may be the first to know when your son or daughter is struggling, and you can play an important role in making sure they get the support they need.
Talking to your student about mental health and stress
Worried about your son or daughter? The first step is to discuss your concerns. Here are some tips.
Parental involvement and patient privacy
With a few exceptions, we cannot share students’ medical information—including information about diagnosis or treatment—with parents.
Resources
MIT provides a number of student support services.
Services at MIT Health
Urgent Care
Primary Care
Laboratory and radiology services
Eye Care
Allergy