Protect yourself from the flu this season.  Be sure to wash your hands, get plenty of rest and drink plenty of fluids.   FLU Vaccine still available in the Student Health Service Monday-Friday 9-1 or 2-4.
Isabel Goldenberg, MD

                                                                                                                           
Maintaining good health takes into account the effects of physical, emotional, social, sexual, religious, and nutritional factors. It is important that students become educated consumers of medical care and develop habits which will enhance their quality of life. Toward this end, the GW Student Health Service encourages students to become active participants in their own evaluation and care.

All currently registered full time and part time students matriculated in a degree program at The George Washington University are eligible for services. Non degree seeking students registered for at least 12 hours of academic credit in the current semester are also eligible. Students must present their GWorld card each time they visit the SHS. Students enrolled in classes through the Center for Professional Development or Continuing Engineering Education Program, students on a leave of absence at the beginning of the academic year and non degree students taking less than 12 hours of academic credit per semester are not eligible.

Please call to schedule an appointment. Students with emergencies will be seen on a walk-in basis. Please notify receptionist of your emergency when you arrive. When the SHS Clinic is closed, emergencies may be treated in the GW Hospital's Emergency Room, currently located on Washington Circle at 900 23rd Street, NW. Students are responsible for all charges incurred at the SHS as well as at any offsite medical facility such as the GW University Hospital.