1. Submit Required Forms 
Have your allergist complete the Allergy Clinic Info Checklist and fax it to us: 
📠 802-656-8178 or 802-656-8001 

We must receive this form before you arrive on campus. 

Once your documentation is reviewed, we’ll notify you via the MyWellbeing portal if you’re approved for allergy injections or if additional information is needed. 

• Bringing it with you? Store it as instructed by your allergist and drop it off on move-in day or when you arrive on campus. 

• Send serum paperwork via secure file transfer to chwb.mif@uvm.edu). 

• Fax serum paperwork?  802-656-8178 

• Mailing it? Have your allergist send it to: 

UVM Student Health Services – Allergy Clinic 
425 Pearl Street 
Burlington, VT 05401 

📌 Note: It takes at least 2 business days to review your information. Incomplete paperwork may delay or reschedule your appointment. 

What to Expect: 

• Plan to spend at least 50 minutes per visit 

• Includes a 30-minute observation period after your injection 

• We’ll check your health status and confirm any required pre-medications 

• If you’ve been prescribed an EpiPen, you must bring it to each visit. 
  If not, we may need to reschedule your appointment 

In the event of a serious allergic reaction: 

• SHS staff will administer epinephrine 

• 911 will be called, and you will be transported to the UVM Medical Center Emergency Department (UVMMC) 

• Charges are billed to your student account 

• No charge for serum storage during the semester 

For questions or assistance: 

• Phone: 802-656-3350, press 1 

• Email: health@uvm.edu 

• Fax: 802-656-8178 

• Portal: mywellbeing.uvm.edu  

💡 Tip: Submit your paperwork early to avoid delays and ensure you can start your allergy injections as soon as you arrive on campus!