From your head to your toes and everything in between, we are here to care for you. MICA Student Health Services is open to all students, whether you live on-campus or off.
Summer 2026 Hours of Operation
May 19th to August 14th: Summer Operations
• Medical Clinic Appointment Hours: Monday – Friday 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 pm (Weekends Closed)
• By Appointment Only : Medical Evaluations and treatment
• There are no walk-in hours during the summer recess
• May 27th – 29th: CLOSED
• June 16th- 19th: CLOSED
• June 23rd: CLOSED
• June 25th: CLOSED
• June 29th: CLOSED
• July 2nd - 3rd: CLOSED
• Appointments can be made online through your Medicat Health Portal.
Maureen Luthardt NP
Once, monthly on Thursdays, by appointment only
2025-26 Dates: Sept. 8, Oct. 9, Nov. 6, Dec. 4, Jan. 22, Feb. 12, Mar. 12, Apr. 9 & 30
All appointments for the Student Health Center can be made online through the
Medicat Student Heath Portal.
During clinic closures, students can access health care at the following urgent care centers near campus: (Download PDF file)
To begin this process, students must login to the MICA student health Medicat portal. On the homepage of the Medicat portal, you will find a list of needed steps to take to become compliant with the MICA health and immunization requirements. All required completed forms and scanned documents must be submitted and uploaded through the secure, HIPPA compliant, Medicat portal. Due to medical privacy concerns, we cannot accept any medical forms, documents or immunization records via email.
To access the Medicat portal, please visit the MICA Student Health Center website at https://www.mica.edu/officesdivisions/student-health-center/ and click on the tab for the Medicat Student Health Portal. The login is your username from your MICA email address (without the @mica.edu), and your MICA email account password.
Expenses related to obtaining immunizations, lab work or medical records that are not covered by the student’s insurance plan will be the responsibility of the student. All health records are confidential.
Students who are not of legal age (18 years) upon arrival to MICA will be required to have a release for treatment form signed by a parent or guardian. This form can be found in the Medicat portal. If under 18, it will need to be printed off, signed by a parent or guardian and uploaded back into the portal.
Having a physical exam by a licensed medical provider is NOT required but is strongly recommended.
International students who cannot obtain certain vaccines, such as Tetanus, due to supply shortages in their home country, can email the MICA student health center at studenthealth@mica.edu to request a temporary exemption until arrival in the US. . Students may also request medical and religious exemptions using the online forms found in the Medicat portal.
Should you need additional information or clarification regarding immunization compliance, please feel free to call MICA Student Health Services at 410-225-4118 or email student health at studenthealth@mica.edu You can also visit https://www.mica.edu/student-resources/student-health-services/ to access additional information. If you are having problems uploading into the student Medicat Portal, forms can be faxed to 410-225-0252.
The below links are to external sites that can help you manage your health plan and services.
We offer a variety of health care services centered on you.
All health forms related to vaccine requirements, exemptions, and waivers can be found in the Medicat Student Health Portal.
All services provided to students are confidential. A confidential medical record is established and maintained for every student who receives care.
Need care after hours? Download this document for a list of centers to visit.
STI Testing (Sexually Transmitted Diseases)
The MICA student Health Center provides comprehensive screening exams, testing and treatment for all MICA students. Our staff and medical providers are experts in college health and understand the importance of providing sensitive service to our students in a safe and confidential environment.
The staff of the MICA Student Health Services is pleased to assist students under the care of a home medical provider with medication management while attending school in Baltimore, Maryland.
Drop-in/Urgent Care vs. Appointments
Having a medical issue or just not feeling well? Not sure if you should make an appointment or come see us at the Wellness Center during Drop-in/Urgent care hours? Don't worry, we got answers.
MICA is pleased to provide comprehensive and affordable care for all enrollment students. Click here for cost details.
Clinicians will refer students to medical specialists and imaging centers whenever necessary. Referred specialists will be determined primarily by the student’s insurance coverage.
In March 2024, the CDC released its current COVID guidelines, shifting from the need to isolate for five days before returning to work or school to a more flexible period of isolation in line with symptoms.
The majority of prescriptions given at the MICA student health center can be electronically sent to a local pharmacy at the request of the student. Chase Brexton has a pharmacy located within our Mt. Vernon Center (1111 North Charles St.) which is available to all MICA students.
