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From masking to testing, Case Western Reserve has made some changes to its campus policies.

See the latest protocols.
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Vaccine Clinics

CWRU has moved to a mobile vaccination clinic. Vaccines are now available by appointment only for members of the Case Western Reserve community.

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What to Do If You're Infected or Exposed

Are you or someone you interact with infected with COVID-19? Here's a quick overview of what happens next.

See Our Processes
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COVID-19 CARE Reports

Do you know someone who may need additional support, has symptoms of/exposure to COVID-19 or has difficulty adhering to public health guidelines such as wearing a mask or social distancing? Our staff can help.

Submit a Report
Find a COVID-19 Test Vending Location
Upload Your Vaccination Card
Request Duplicate CDC Card
Thanksgiving Holiday Update

The vaccine clinic will be closed Nov. 23 at 3 p.m. until Nov. 28 at 9 a.m. Learn more about the vaccination schedule. In addition, no COVID-19 PCR tests will be run from Nov. 21–28. Get details on testing.

Students can call 216.368.2450 for medical advice or 216.368.5872 to speak to the counselor on-call. In addition, counseling and medical televisits are available 24/7 through TimelyCare.

For emergencies, please call 911 (off-campus) or 216.368.3333 (on-campus).

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