stamps patient portal

Does stamps take walk-in patients?

Stamps Health Services is here for you. The health and wellness of the GA Tech community remains our first priority. During this health crisis, Stamps remains open for telehealth and limited in-person appointments. Stamps Health Services is not taking walk-in patients at this time. Primary Care: Please make an appointment on our Patient Portal.

Is stamps health services open for appointments?

Stamps Health Services is here for you. The health and wellness of the GA Tech community remains our first priority. During this health crisis, Stamps remains open for telehealth and limited in-person appointments. Stamps Health Services is not taking walk-in patients at this time.

Is stamps open during the health crisis?

During this health crisis, Stamps remains open for telehealth and limited in-person appointments. Stamps Health Services is not taking walk-in patients at this time. Primary Care: Please make an appointment on our Patient Portal. Psychiatry (404-894-2585) , Women's Health (404-894-1434), and the pharmacy are also available to assist students.

How do I check in to my appointment at stamps?

When you are within one tenth of a mile of Stamps, you can check in using your mobile device. Log in to the Patient Portal and click the Check-In button associated with your appointment on the home page. If you park your car at Stamps, you MUST sign your car in at the front lobby desk.

What is the phone number for a psychiatric appointment?

Primary Care: Please make an appointment on our Patient Portal. Psychiatry (404-894-2585) , Women's Health (404-894-1434), and the pharmacy are also available to assist students. Travel, Immunization, and Allergy appointments are available by calling 404-385-4995.

How to schedule a women's health appointment?

Same day appointments are often available for certain urgent concerns. Schedule your appointment by phone at (404) 894-1434.

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