SUBMIT A COMPLAINT OR CONCERN
Concerns or Complaints
The University of Georgia, the Division of Student Affairs, and the University Health Center are dedicated to serving the needs of students. If concerns or complaints arise, we strive to address them in a timely and efficient manner.
How to Submit
If you would like to express a concern or complaint regarding any of the University Health Center services, or facility, please do so in one of the following ways:
1. Submit the concern or complaint in writing to:
University Health Center
University of Georgia
Attn: Concerns & Complaints
55 Carlton Street
Athens, GA 30602
OR
2. Complete and submit the information requested on the UGA Department of Student Affairs Student Complaints and Appeals website. More information about Patient Rights and Responsibilities.
OR
3. Call UHC Administration at 706-542-8715
The University Health Center is fully accredited by The Joint Commission, the nation’s most prestigious accrediting board. The Joint Commission is a regulatory agency that sets standards on how health centers should operate, and inspects the facility regularly to ensure requirements are being met. Patient care and safety issues are very important to the University Health Center and are reviewed by the Joint Commission. If you have any concerns about safety or quality of care issues you are encouraged to contact the University Health Center administration. If the issues are not resolved you can contact the Joint Commission by phone at 1-800-994-6610 or by e-mail at complaints@jointcommission.org
1. Submit the concern or complaint in writing to:
University Health Center
University of Georgia
Attn: Concerns & Complaints
55 Carlton Street
Athens, GA 30602
OR
2. Complete and submit the information requested on the UGA Department of Student Affairs Student Complaints and Appeals website. More information about Patient Rights and Responsibilities.
OR
3. Call UHC Administration at 706-542-8715
The University Health Center is fully accredited by The Joint Commission, the nation’s most prestigious accrediting board. The Joint Commission is a regulatory agency that sets standards on how health centers should operate, and inspects the facility regularly to ensure requirements are being met. Patient care and safety issues are very important to the University Health Center and are reviewed by the Joint Commission. If you have any concerns about safety or quality of care issues you are encouraged to contact the University Health Center administration. If the issues are not resolved you can contact the Joint Commission by phone at 1-800-994-6610 or by e-mail at complaints@jointcommission.org