CSU Health Center provides comprehensive primary care, urgent services, and wellness resources for students, faculty, and staff across the university campus. The center emphasizes preventive medicine, mental health support, and streamlined access to specialty referrals when needed.
With extended hours and telehealth options, the clinic is designed to fit into busy academic and work schedules while maintaining high clinical standards and clear communication with patients.
| Service Type | Typical Availability | Cost to Students | Appointment Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Care | Mon–Fri, 8:00–17:00 | Included in student fees | Online portal or phone |
| Urgent Care | Mon–Fri, 17:00–20:00; Sat–Sun, 10:00–18:00 | Copay may apply | Walk-in or app check-in |
| Mental Health Counseling | Mon–Fri, 9:00–16:00 | Free for enrolled students | Provider referral required |
| Immunizations | Mon & Wed, 10:00–15:00 | Free or low-cost based on insurance | Scheduled visit |
Appointment Scheduling and Check-In
How to Book and Prepare for Your Visit
Students and staff can schedule appointments through the campus portal, choosing between in-person or secure video check-ins. Reminder texts and calendar holds help reduce missed visits.
Before arrival, patients should confirm insurance details, bring a valid ID, complete any pre-visit forms online, and arrive 10–15 minutes early to finalize registration and vitals.
Preventive Care and Wellness Programs
Screenings, Vaccines, and Health Education
CSU Health Center focuses on early detection through routine screenings, vaccination drives, and campus-wide wellness campaigns tailored to student lifestyle risks.
Wellness workshops cover nutrition, stress management, sleep hygiene, and sexual health, all aligned with academic success and overall university wellbeing goals.
Mental Health and Counseling Support
Onsite Therapy and Crisis Resources
The center offers confidential counseling, group sessions, and same-day crisis appointments to address anxiety, depression, and academic stress.
Teletherapy options and peer support programs extend reach across residence halls and online learning communities, reinforcing continuous care.
Insurance, Billing, and Payment Options
Navigating Coverage and Costs
Acceptance of major campus plans, Medicaid, and select private insurers ensures broad access without surprise balance bills for routine services.
Transparent cost estimators, patient portals, and payment plans help students manage deductibles, copays, and outstanding balances responsibly.
Patient Experience and Campus Integration
CSU Health Center integrates with campus safety, dining services, and academic advising to coordinate support for housing, nutrition plans, and activity accommodations that affect health outcomes.
Digital tools, including a centralized portal, telehealth, and mobile app features, provide seamless scheduling, prescription management, and secure messaging with care teams.
- Use the campus portal to book and manage all appointments efficiently.
- Confirm insurance coverage before visits to minimize unexpected charges.
- Arrive early for check-in and bring updated medication and ID documents.
- Participate in wellness workshops to build skills that support academic success.
- Keep crisis and after-hours contacts saved for urgent mental health needs.
FAQ
Reader questions
What services are covered under the student health fee?
Primary care visits, urgent care for acute illnesses and injuries, basic lab tests, immunizations, and routine health screenings are covered, while specialty referrals and certain advanced imaging may require separate billing or authorization.
How do I access mental health support at CSU Health Center?
Schedule an initial assessment through the portal or by phone, choose in-person or telehealth formats, and join ongoing workshops; crisis hours offer same-day appointments for urgent emotional support needs.
Are walk-ins accepted for urgent care and vaccinations?
Walk-ins are accepted during extended urgent care hours, though appointments are recommended for vaccinations to ensure provider availability and proper inventory preparation.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
Bring a government-issued ID, insurance card or proof of eligibility, a current medication list, any required school health forms, and payment method if applicable to streamline registration and care.