Last updated, 6/16/21, at 8:30 a.m.
COVID-19 Vaccine
Boynton Health offers COVID-19 vaccines by appointment to U of M students, faculty, staff, retirees, and alumni.
- To make an appointment, call 612-625-3222. If you are already at Boynton for an appointment, visit the Patient Assistance desk on the main (3rd) floor
- Boynton will be offering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine only. Use the MN Dept. of Health's Vaccine Connector if you wish to receive the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine instead.
- Please contact the Boynton Nurse Line at 612-625-7900 with any questions.
Schedule a COVID Test
COVID Testing
We offer COVID-19/coronavirus testing to University of Minnesota Twin Cities students, faculty, and staff. Schedule a COVID test from Boynton.
Telehealth and In-clinic Appointments
At this time, we are scheduling both in-clinic and telehealth appointments.
In-clinic, Pre-appointment Online Screening Tool
Everyone coming into Boynton must answer screening questions for COVID symptoms by using our online pre-appointment screening tool.
Clinic Safety Precautions
Environmental Safety
We have taken many precautions to provide the safest possible environment for our patients and staff, including:
- Our staff are required to wear masks at all times and are screened for COVID-19 symptoms daily.
- We schedule telehealth appointments for health concerns that do not require in-clinic care.
- We disinfect exam rooms and equipment after each patient visit.
- On a regular schedule, all touchable surface areas will be sanitized with an approved surface cleaner.
- Our exam rooms and waiting areas are arranged to accommodate social distancing.
Patient Safety
We ask you to follow these safety precautions:
- Everyone is screened for COVID-19 symptoms before entering our building. People with symptoms may have to reschedule their appointments.
- Everyone entering our clinic is required to wear a mask or face covering. If you do not have an appropriate mask, we will provide one for you.
- Patients are not allowed to bring guests to their appointments, with exceptions for interpreters, personal care attendants, and guardians accompanying a minor.
Clinic and Service Updates
Available In-Person Clinics and Services
- Flu Clinics
- Eye examinations, contact lenses, eyeglasses
- Physical Therapy
- Nutrition services
- Urgent Care services
- Primary Care
- Women’s Health/Gynecology
- Dental care
- Immunizations
- Mental Health
- Pharmacy: curbside delivery services
- Lab testing
- Radiology
- Nurse visits
- Physical Examinations with forms and Immigration Physical Examinations
- Nutritious U Food Pantry
- St. Paul Clinic
Available Telehealth Services
- Mental Health
- Nutrition services
- Primary Care
- Transgender Health
- Women’s Health/Gynecology
- Physical Therapy
- Health Coaching (for UPlan members)
- Health Advocates
- Nutrition Check Ups
- Stress Check Ins
- PAWS: Pet Away Worry & Stress
Unavailable Clinics and Services
- Travel Clinic
- Allergy injections
Coronavirus, COVID-19 Testing
Boynton is one of many coronavirus, COVID-19 testing sites in the state of Minnesota.
We offer COVID testing to University of Minnesota Twin Cities students, faculty, and staff.
Learn how to get a coronavirus test at Boynton.
What to Do If You Are Sick
If you are experiencing coronavirus symptoms, we encourage you to:
- Self-isolate to help prevent spreading the disease
- Call our Nurse Line 612-625-7900
If you come to Boynton Health with coronavirus symptoms, DO NOT ENTER. Stop and call 612-625-7900 and someone will direct you further.
Wearing Masks and Social Distancing to Protect Other People
To help prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Center for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that you should cover your mouth and nose with a cloth face cover when in public, or when you are around other people.
You DO NOT need to use a face mask meant for a healthcare worker.
A cloth face cover is not a substitute for social distancing. Keep six feet of distance between yourself and other people. How to wear a cloth face cover.
Related Coronavirus (COVID-19) Information and Updates
University Updates
The University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Department of Health are closely monitoring the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) health concern. More information is available on the Safe Campus website.