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Yes. NEOMED provides clinical care through NEOMED Health Care, where NEOMED clinicians offer both in-person and telehealth services. According to the university, these services are available to students, faculty, staff, and members of the community — so you do not need to be enrolled at or employed by NEOMED to be seen.
Who can receive care
NEOMED Health Care lists four groups of people it serves:
- Students — including those at NEOMED
- Faculty
- Staff
- Community members
Because community members are explicitly included, the clinic is not limited to the campus population. If you live or work near the university, you can seek care there as a member of the public.
What kind of care is offered
The university describes two delivery formats:
| Format | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| In-person care | You visit NEOMED Health Care for an appointment |
| Telehealth care | You meet with a clinician remotely |
The site does not publish a full list of specialties, conditions treated, or insurance accepted on the pages reviewed here. For those specifics, you need to check the NEOMED Health Care page directly rather than assume a particular service is available.
How this fits into NEOMED overall
Clinical care is one part of NEOMED's broader mission. The university describes itself as training leaders in medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and the health sciences, and its clinical work is tied to that educational and research mission. NEOMED Health Care is presented as a service arm — clinicians providing care while the institution also runs degree programs and research.
This matters if you are trying to understand the institution: NEOMED is not only a school. It also delivers patient care, which means community members have a practical reason to interact with it beyond academics.
What to do next
If you want to become a patient or check whether a specific service is offered:
- Go to the NEOMED Health Care page on neomed.edu.
- Look for appointment or contact information.
- Confirm the service you need, the format (in-person or telehealth), and any requirements before scheduling.
The pages reviewed for this article confirm that care exists and who it serves, but they do not include appointment instructions, hours, or a service catalog. Those details live on the dedicated NEOMED Health Care page.