If there is an emergency that requires immediate assistance, call Northeastern University Police Department emergency line at (617) 373-3333 or 911.
Find@Northeastern
Find@Northeastern is your 24/7 immediate access connection to the mental health support and resources you need to feel better on the path ahead. With just one call, wherever you are in our community, you’ll reach someone to listen, respond, and be there to help. Find@Northeastern at 877.233.9477 (U.S.), 855-229-8797 (Canada), +1.781.457.7777 (International), 24-hours a day, seven days a week. Learn More
Blue Cross Blue Shield Well Connection
Students who have the Northeastern University Student Health Plan (NUSHP) can access live virtual clinical visits through Well Connection. This service provides licensed doctors and clinicians for minor medical and behavioral health care using their preferred device (cell phone, laptop, tablet, etc.). For more information click here.
Boston Area Urgent Care
When UHCS is closed, please visit a local urgent care or emergency department for immediate concerns.
Below is a list of local Urgent Care sites to consider.
Massachusetts General Hospital
Urgent Care – Brookline
1285 Beacon Street
Brookline, MA 02446
Phone: 617-751-6205
Open every day 9am-9pm
Walk-in appointments OR schedule an appointment online in advance
Getting there: Green Line “C” branch to Coolidge Corner T stop
Urgent Care – Boston Common
137 Stuart Street, Suite A-7
Boston, MA 02116
(Inside City Place, next to Dunkin Donuts)
Phone: 617-393-5059
Open every day 9am-9pm
Walk-in appointment or schedule an appointment online in advance
Getting there: Two blocks from Boylston T stop (Green Line), three blocks from Chinatown T stop (Orange Line)
National Mental Health Hotlines
Samaritans Crisis Hotline 877-870-HOPE (4673)
Trained volunteers are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week to provide support and assistance. http://www.samaritanshope.org
Crisis Text Line 741741
Provides free, 24/7 emotional support via text. Text 741741 when you are in crisis/need to talk. A live, trained counselor will respond promptly and be available to provider support and assistance. www.crisistextline.org