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While ASU classes are on-campus, in-person and online, ASU Health Services remains fully committed to the physical and emotional health and wellness of ASU students at this unprecedented time.
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Important information
ASU’s Community of Care plan provides guidance regarding the many preventative measures that the university has implemented to help slow the spread of COVID-19 and create a safe and welcoming environment in which all students can live and learn. Prevention is key to protecting yourself, your peers and those who are most vulnerable in our community. It is important to remember that we need everyone to take personal responsibility for their actions and behavior. We remind all members of the ASU community to continue to adhere to public health protocols and comply with our Community of Care guidelines to mitigate the spread of COVID-19:
Monitor our own health using Health Check through the ASU App, wash hands regularly and stay home if we have any symptoms of illness.
Face coverings are required in all ASU buildings and outdoor spaces (except when eating). Please maintain physical distancing of six feet or more with people outside of our homes.
Adhere to the no-visitor policy in residence halls – including students who live in other residence halls. Students who violate this no visitor policy will be subject to suspension and evicted from university housing.
Avoid large group activities and social gatherings on or off campus. Students who host or attend activities or gatherings that do not adhere to public health protocols will be subject to suspension.
Ensure that we get tested regularly for COVID-19 because we know that there is always a risk for exposure.
The Mayo Clinic and Arizona State University Alliance for Health Care was formally launched in 2016 and is developing comprehensive improvements in the science of health care delivery and practice, all toward one goal: continually advancing patient care. Together, the recognized world leader in patient care, education and research, and the nation’s No. 1-ranked university for innovation are combining expertise from every corner of health care — doctors to bioengineers to business experts — for an adaptive approach to preparing the next generation of health care pioneers and practitioners.
Mayo Clinic and ASU COVID-19 Initiative
ASU and Mayo Clinic are working together to launch the Mayo Clinic and ASU COVID-19 Initiative to provide timely health care information to students and employees on demand through the Mayo Clinic Health Information Library; to provide additional COVID-19 testing services to students and employees; and to collaborate on COVID-19 research projects and clinical trials.
Locations and Hours
Tempe Campus
Health Services Building
Phone: 480-965-3349
Fax: 480-965-6531
MMR Fax Number: 480-965-8914
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ASU Health Services - SDFC
Phone: 480-965-3349
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Downtown Phoenix Campus
Health South
Phone: 480-965-3349
Fax: 602-496-0675
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Polytechnic Campus
ASU Health Services Polytechnic
Phone: 480-965-3349
Fax: 480-727-1599
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West Campus
University Center Building, Room 190
Phone: 480-965-3349
Fax: 602-543-8079
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Build Your Best You
Live Well @ ASU empowers the Sun Devil community to achieve a healthy lifestyle through four foundational elements: Live, Feel, Learn and Engage. Each element helps you build your best you by contributing to your physical, mental, spiritual and social well-being. The information, resources and involvement opportunities found in each element are designed to positively impact your academic performance, personal well-being and assist you in reaching your full potential.
Improve and maintain your physical well-being by making healthy choices on a daily basis - from staying active and eating healthy to better sleep and routine health care, you can make the healthy choice.
Your emotional, mental and spiritual well-being matter. Accept your feelings as true and uniquely yours, even when it hurts. Your feelings are not in control, only you are. Make the best choices you can and ask for help when you need it.
Your mind is naturally curious. Learn something new every day and allow yourself to see the world as full of learning opportunities to elevate your health as well as society’s.
Engage in conversations and experiences with diverse individuals and groups. Build connections of trust, create memories, and strive to ensure everyone succeeds.