Flu shots are available at UHC Pharmacy on a walk-in basis during business hours, cost $21, OR students can make an appointment on MyJMUChart in the Nurse Clinic, cost $21.
Clinic Hours
The 2nd floor entrance will be closed from October 22 - October 24
All medical services can be accessed through the 1st floor entrance located outside the SSC on the corner of Mason St. and MLK Jr. Way
Pharmacy Hours
The Pharmacy will be CLOSED Oct 23 and October 24.

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (or PrEP) is medicine taken to prevent getting HIV. PrEP is highly effective for preventing HIV when taken as prescribed.

  • PrEP reduces the risk of getting HIV from sex by about 99%.
  • PrEP reduces the risk of getting HIV from injection drug use by at least 74%.

PrEP is less effective when not taken as prescribed. Since PrEP only protects against HIV, condom use is still important for the protection against other STDs. Condom use is also important to help prevent HIV if PrEP is not taken as prescribed.

Visit the CDC website for more information on HIV.

JMU Health Center PrEP Treatment

JMU Health Center PrEP Treatment

This is a holistic approach to provide appropriate education as well as medical evaluation and intervention.  Below are the required steps, along with the potential costs:

  1. Complete the PrEP Screening form on MyJMUChart. Log in to MyJMUChart, then select the JMU General Medicine and GYN Clinic. The,n under the FORMS along the left bar, choose the PrEP Screening form only.
  2. Call the Health Center Patient Care Coordinator at 540-568-7777 to review the completed screening form and discuss the initial evaluation (you may need to leave a message with information for a call back). 
  3. During the initial evaluation, if PrEP is deemed appropriate, lab work will be completed as follows:
    1. 4th-generation HIV antibody test with reflex
    2. Basic Metabolic Panel
    3. STI testing based on completed questionnaire
    4. Syphilis
  4. Once lab results are returned, medication will begin.
  5. Follow-up appointments with the provider at UHC will be required every 3 months once medication is started.
    1. HIV testing
    2. STI screening, as indicated
    3. Basic metabolic panel every 12 months, unless otherwise indicated.
  6. Labs and Medications will be provided at a low cost.

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University Health Center
University Health Center
MSC 7901
724 South Mason Street
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22807
Email Us
540/568-6178
Fax: 540/568-6176

Additional Fax numbers
540-568-4573 (Allergy Clinic)
540-568-7803 (Lab)
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