Health and Safety Resources
See below for emergency contacts, security escort, and health resources available.
Safety Resources
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For emergencies, call 911
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IUPD-IU Indianapolis: 317-274-7911
You may also download the MedConnect app on your smartphone to access campus-specific resources.
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Bloomington
Safewalk Escort: 812-855-SAFE (7233) -
Evansville
St. Vincent Hospital: 812-485-4263 -
Fort Wayne
Safewalk Escort: 260-481-6827 -
Gary
Safewalk Escort: 219-980-6501 -
Indianapolis
IU Health Downtown Hospitals (Includes Methodist, Riley, and University: (317) 962-8000
Eskenazi: (317) 880-7071
Roudebush VAMC: (317) 988-2200
Backup service for downtown hospitals IU Indianapolis Campus: (317) 274-SAFE (7233)
Safewalk Escort: 317-274-7233 (SAFE) -
Muncie
Safewalk Escort: 765-760-7433 or 765-285-5005 -
South Bend
Safewalk Escort: 574-631-5555 -
West Lafayette
Safewalk Escort: 765-494-SAFE (7233) -
Terre Haute
Safewalk Escort: 812-237-5555 -
Vincennes
Good Samaritan Hospital: (812) 882-5220 -
Jasper
Memorial Hospital: (812) 996-5555
Health Resources
Learn more about student health insurance requirements, where you can also view a list of health insurance FAQs.
| Building | Public Rooms | Embedded Rooms |
| Neuroscience Center | 4318 | None |
| Methodist Hospital Locations | DG428A A3161 A8377 B664 |
A1175A A1367 A1390 A2371 B225 B325 C117 |
| University Hospital Locations | UH2610 UH2641 |
UH4922 C4004 C0311 |
If you are sick or need medical consultation or treatment, please see the Student Health Resources webpage.
Resources for medical consultation and treatment are available for medical students on every campus. Students are encouraged to seek health consultation if symptoms are interfering with life maintenance and/or medical school performance.
For up-to-date information about COVID-19, please refer to the COVID-19 Resources page.
Universal precautions procedures protect both students and patients from unnecessary health risks. IU School of Medicine students receive annual online training on prevention. Students must be aware of the recommendations outlined in the relevant teaching hospital’s policies.
Needlesticks and certain specific injuries and exposures require reporting and a mandatory consultation with the statewide 24 hour/7 day a week OUCH team to provide information regarding needlesticks and assist in finding local testing and treatment resources. Find details about reporting needlestick, injury and environmental exposure and read the Exposure to Infectious Agents Policy.