1．Periodic Medical Examination

TUT conducts medical examinations every year in April. All degree-seeking students are required to take the examination.

Students who need to obtain a medical certificate but can't undergone the medical examination during the designated period at the university should go to a hospital to undergo the medical examination at your own expense, which will not be covered by the National Health Insurance.

2．Medical services

Doctors and specialized counselors offer health advice and hold counselling sessions to help problems related to mental strain, studies or finding a job.

Health Care Center

TUT students can use services, such as health consultations and first aid

First aid for injuries and illnesses	Health Care Center ＜Health Care Center 1F＞ Tel：0532-44-6632
	Student Support Center Health Office＜Build.B 2F208＞ Tel: 0532 44 6588
Health Consultation	Health Care Center ＜Health Care Center 1F＞ Tel：0532-44-6632 　kenkou@office.tut.ac.jp
Other counseling	Student Support Center ＜Build. B 2F 208＞ Website TEL：0532-44-6588 　gakroom@office.tut.ac.jp

Other

Automatic Voice/Fax Guide to Multilingual Hospitals and Clinics

You should call the relevant telephone number below, and either give the nearest rail/subway station name or the name of the city, ward, town or village that you are living in. An automatic voice/fax service will guide you to the nearest hospital/clinic that can deal with patients in the chosen language. Aichi Medical Information System Website Tel/Fax：050-5810-5884

３． Clinics TUT international students are likely to use

・Haga clinic（8 min by car）

Internal medicine/Cardiovascular medicine/Pediatrics

Nishi Miyuki-cho Hamaike ５８−１ Toyohashi

・Miyuki clinic（9min by car）

Internal medicine/Pediatrics/Dermatology