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Health Care Providers:

• University Physicians Healthcare
  The largest physicians group in AZ, with 300 doctors who are faculty members of the UA College of Medicine.
• University Medical Center
  UMC is a private, nonprofit hospital located at the Arizona Health Sciences Center.
• Arizona Poison and Drug Information Center
  Provides poison and medication-related emergency treatment advice, referral assistance and comprehensive information on poisons and toxins, poison prevention and the safe and proper use of medications.

Finding Health Resources:

• Arizona Center for Education and Research on Therapeutics (AzCERT)
  Provides tools and information to consumers about proper medication use, medication logs, and ask the expert.
• Clinical Trials
  Provides regularly updated information about federally and privately supported clinical research in human volunteers.

Health Centers & Clinics:

• Arizona Health Sciences Center  [map]
  Provides health care education, research, and patient care. Includes the Colleges of Medicine, Nursing, Pharmacy and Public Health.
• Arizona Health Sciences Centers of Excellence
  Eight centers, 17 departments and four divisions which are designated by the Arizona Board of Regents as "centers of excellence."
• Child Language Center
  Benefits children with speech and language disorders through specialized early intervention programs, research to improve language learning, and professional training that links research to clinical practice.
• Clinic for Adult Communication Disorders
  A service and education training center designed to serve adults who present with a variety of communication disorders.
• Clinic for Adult Hearing
  Provides services for patients with a wide variety of hearing and balance disorders.
• Grunewald-Blitz Clinic for Communication Disorders in Children
  Evaluates and treats children with communication disorders in Southern Arizona.
• Tucson Alliance For Autism
  Provides access to diagnostic and therapeutic services, as well as have the opportunity to participate in educational and support activities.

Nutrition & Exercise:

• Campus Recreation
  Provides programs, services, educational opportunities and facilities that meet the recreational, fitness and wellness needs of our students and the community.
• Food Stamp and Nutrition Education Program
  Helps to shape food consumption in a positive way to promote health and disease prevention among people living in AZ.
• Healthy Lifestyles
  Information on nutrition, food safety, disease prevention, exercise, personal and family diet plans. Educational material that assists individuals, families and communities to lead healthier lives.
• Living Well
  Provides educational material, class information, volunteer programs, newsletters, and many other food safety resources.
• Safe Food 2010
  Working to improve the safety of food for Arizona families and consumers.
• Sports Nutrition
  Provides educational materials that includes publications, audio visuals and training manual.
• Walk Across Arizona
  A walking club that encourages individuals and families to increase their participation in activities that promote a healthy lifestyle.
• Walking for Health Pathways
  Provides maps of walking and running pathways and their distances around campus.
• Well U Partnership
  Works to improve the health and well-being of UA employees, alumni, students, retirees and their families.

Additional Resources:

• Bone Builders
  A community-based osteoporosis prevention education program for women and older men in AZ.
• Canyon Ranch Center for Prevention and Health Promotion
  A community-based project focusing on health promotion, disease prevention and case-management of patients with diabetes mellitus.
• Health Resources for Communities
  Health resource information for community leaders.
• Pregnancy Riskline
  A toll-free, confidential telephone service available to pregnant and lactating women, their families and healthcare providers.
• Preventing Sexual Harassment
  Online harassment prevention program for all faculty, staff, appointed professionals, and student employees.
• Support Research through Body Donation
  Support university research by donating your body through the Willed Body Program.
• Youth Diabetes Camp
  A youth diabetes camp for Native Americans at the Whispering Pines in Northern AZ. It emphasizes diabetes education, physical activity and nutrition within the context of contemporary Indian culture and customs.