UCalgary Student Wellness Services
We’re here for your well-being. Visit us for your holistic care – from medical to mental health.
Visit us today
We’re open Monday to Thursday 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. and Friday 9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Find us on the third floor of MacEwan Student Centre (MSC 370).
Contact us at 403-210-9355.
We're your on-campus health and wellness centre, with a wide range of service options. Visit us for medical and mental health care, and nutrition, chiropractic and massage appointments with our team of professionals.
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Medical services
Visit us for medical care and procedures by appointment or walk-in.
We have a team of physicians, nurses, behavioural health consultants and a psychiatrist on site to provide you with comprehensive care.
Our chiropractors and massage therapists are here to help you stay healthy.
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Mental health services
If you’re dealing with stress and anxiety, depression, relationship issues, grief, or simply think you could feel better, make an intake appointment today.
During your first appointment, a support advisor will help you set goals and choose the right services for you.
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Services for faculty, staff and postdoctoral scholars
Our chiropractic, massage, and walk-in clinic services are available to faculty, staff and postdoctoral scholars.
UCalgary employees can also visit Staff Wellness and WellBeing and WorkLife for available health and wellness services.
Ready to book an appointment? Here’s some useful information before you book.
Please arrive 10 minutes early for your appointment to fill out any forms. Bring your identification, provincial health care card, and any extended insurance coverage.
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How to book
Call us at 403-210-9355 to book an appointment. Chose option #2 for mental health appointments.
Chose option #3 for physical health services – including medical, chiropractic and massage appointments.
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Cancellation policy
To avoid fees, please give one full business days’ notice to cancel or reschedule an appointment.
Call us at 403-210-9355, and we’d be happy to help you reschedule or cancel an appointment.
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Forms and fees
You can download and fill out intake forms before your appointment.
Most of our medical and mental health services are covered by provincial health care.
Nutrition, massage and chiropractic appointments have reasonable fees.
Any uninsured services (sick note, third party medical, etc.) also have fees.
Our clinic accepts Visa, Mastercard, debit and cheque as forms of payment.
Students without valid medical insurance can still access services, such as psychiatry, for a fee.
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Student health plans
Undergraduate students are automatically enrolled in the health and dental plan through the Students’ Union.
Graduate students have their health and dental plan through the Graduate Students’ Union.
International UCalgary students should verify they have valid medical insurance.
View current positions with our counselling team
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Mental health resources
There's help for you if you need mental health support while we're closed, or are looking for off-campus resources for yourself, or someone else.
Helping myself
We all need support. There are on- and off-campus services that can provide you with the support you need no matter what challenges you’re facing.
24/7 support
If you call after hours, you can talk to a crisis counsellor from Wood’s Homes, or a highly trained volunteer at the Distress Centre (available in more than 200 languages). Call 403-210-9355.
Helping others
Responding with care and concern is the best way to help someone deal with challenges causing them distress.