Helping You Feel Your Best
We’re here to support you and help you navigate all of your healthcare options. Campus Health is dedicated to providing high-quality, respectful, and gender-affirming care for all of our students. Our diverse and multidisciplinary staff have been Safe Zone trained, and there are yearly opportunities for more training.
You have the option to include your chosen name on your medical record (we will still need your full legal name on file) and the option to designate your gender identity and pronouns on PatientLink, health history and registration forms. We encourage you to share your pronouns with our staff during your visit.
We have all gender restroom facilities located inside the clinics on the 1st and 2nd floors.
To get started with the services below or if you’re not sure what you need, call us at 520-621-9202.
Medical Services
Campus Health is here to support all of your medical needs. Here are some of the medical services you can find in our LGBTQ+ Clinic.
- Consultation, initiation, and continuation of hormonal treatment
- Letters of support for name and gender marker change
- Referral for surgical transition
- General wellness visits including at-birth bodies, and bodies in any stage of transition
- Trans support
- Annual exams
- Pap smears
- STI/STD testing and treatment
- PrEP and PEP
- Birth control
- And more
Trans Support
Campus Health is here to support you, whatever stage of transition you’re in.
Helpful Digital Resources:
- UA HRT Guide: a step-by-step guide on where to go to access Hormone Replacement Therapy on and off campus.
- Gender Affirming Surgery Guide: helpful information for students using the United Healthcare Student Resources plan.
Trans Treatment Team
Collaboration between medical and mental health staff ensures continuity of gender-affirming healthcare and direct communication between your treatment team members via the multidisciplinary Trans Treatment Team, which meets periodically to review Campus Health cases and policy.
The Student Health Insurance Plan offers Gender Affirming Treatment to plan enrollees. This benefit is available at all three State of Arizona universities and was passed due to advocacy efforts originating at the UA. The Gender Reassignment benefit affords members critical access to medically necessary, gender-affirming health care. This access to care is a crucial element to the health, academic success, and retention of transgender-identified students.
Mental Health Support
- Call CAPS at 520-621-3334
- Mental Health Providers
Medical Support
- Call 520-621-9202
- Medical Providers specializing in Trans Health: Katherine Schuppert, MD & Jill Verbridge, NP
Mental Health Services
Mental Health services through Counseling and Psych Services (CAPS)include individual, couples and group counseling, referrals to LGBTQIA2S+ community providers, LGBTQIA2S+ and Trans support groups, letters supporting surgical transition, psychiatric treatment, outreach and consultation to the university community, and to parents of UA students.
Counseling & Psychiatry
One-on-one brief counseling and psychiatry sessions are available with LGBTQ+ specialists.
LGBTQIA2S+ Mental Health
We are dedicated to providing high-quality, respectful, and gender-affirming care for all students.
Mental Health Providers
At CAPS, LGBTQIA2S+students can meet with any of our mental health providers or someone who specializes in working with LGBTQIAPP+ and QT+BIPOC folx.
LGBTQIA2S+ Resources
We’ve put all our favorite LGBTQIA2S+ tools and resources in one place just for you.
Free Resource & Referral Support
Wherever You Are, Campus Health Is Here for You
We are your one-stop-shop for health and wellness. While you’re here, things can come up, and we’re here to support you through them. From prescriptions and physical therapy to x-ray and nutrition, our comprehensive clinic offers a wide range of services to fit your needs. Have a question? Give us a call at 520-621-9202.
“People who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) are members of every community. They are diverse, come from all walks of life, and include people of all races and ethnicities, all ages, all socioeconomic statuses, and from all parts of the country. The perspectives and needs of LGBT people should be routinely considered in public health efforts to improve the overall health of every person and eliminate health disparities”. - Centers for Disease Control
Additional Resources
- LGBTQ Affairs
- Centers for Disease Control Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Health
- LGBTQ Resources: On Campus, Tucson, and National
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