UCSB Student Health

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SHS Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Information

Call Center (805) 893-3113 (M-F 8a-4p)

Student Health is not only committed to keeping your identity private
but mandated by law to do so. No one will be in trouble for reporting
that they have contracted the virus or that they have been in close contact
with someone who has tested positive. We are here to help.

STUDENT HEALTH IS OFFERING FLU CLINICS UNTIL OCTOBER 30TH

(FOR STUDENTS THAT WERE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE UNIVERSITY-SPONSORED CLINICS.)

CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS

COVID-19 TESTING AT STUDENT HEALTH

Who can get tested?

Students who have symptoms of COVID-19.
Students who have had direct close contact with someone who has tested positive for COVID-19. (Close contact is defined as being within 6 feet for longer than 15 minutes.)

What is the cost?

COVID-19 Tests are free to students that present with symptoms or have been exposed as defined above. To set up an appointment, call 805 893-7129.
Blood tests are available, but only after consultation with a healthcare provider.

Where do I schedule asymptomatic COVID-19 testing?

For students required by the campus to complete asymptomatic screening testing for COVID-19 please click here to register.

Turn around time for results: Student Health does not currently have the capability to process the test on site. We collect the sample and it is sent to an off-campus laboratory to be run. Depending on the volume of the off-campus laboratory, your result may not be available for several days.

If you were tested outside Student Health, please contact the organization that performed the test for results and notify Student Health of the results through the patient portal.

It is important to understand that the County Public Health Department is notified of any individual who has tested positive for COVID-19 or any other mandated reportable illness.