Your health and well-being is a top priority at Acadia University. Health Services can help you identify ways to take care of yourself and manage any health concerns. Our physicians can be your family doctor while you’re away from home. Some of our services include:

• Medical diagnosis and treatment of health concerns
• Women’s Health, Reproductive Health: pap tests, birth control, pregnancy tests
• Sexual health: Confidential testing for all Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI's) and HIV
• Allergy injections and travel vaccinations (fee applies)
• Emergency contraception 
• Health and Wellness education

If there is no availability on the online booking schedule, please contact us 902.585.1238, as we may be able to fit you in the same day.

Please let us know if you have a chronic illness and would like to see the same doctor for your ongoing visits.

People who are not feeling well

If you are feeling unwell you should stay home.

• If you are worried that you are experiencing symptoms of COVID-19, please use the self-assessment tool provided by 811.
• For all other health-related inquires clearly not related to COVID-19, students may contact the Student Health Centre or other Medical Centres.

Our clinic is currently closed for face-to-face interactions, but you can still contact us by calling 902.585.1238 or emailing studenthealth@acadiau.ca. We are able to renew prescriptions over the phone if you provide your name, date of birth, health card number, and pharmacy. If you have urgent medical issues that need to be seen by a doctor, we advise you to visit the Eastern Kings Memorial Health Centre or Valley Regional Hospital Emergency Department.

COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Please visit Acadia's COVID-19 information website for details and updates.