ASU Health Services is here for you

Living away from home is all fun and games until someone sneezes on you. Even if you only catch a cold, taking care of yourself is no fun. There’s no one there to schedule your doctor's appointments, or tell you when to take your next dose of cough syrup.

While ASU Health Services won’t quite make you chicken noodle soup, they can help with most of what you need when you’re sick. And they offer online appointment scheduling through the patient portal, so there’s no need to panic. Check out more ways ASU can help you stay healthy.

Preventative care

Getting sick is the worst. That’s why staying up to date on preventative care is essential to completely avoid being sick. Sounds like a fever dream come true. Get started on the right foot by getting your flu shot. Walk-in appointments for flu shots are available at all Health Services locations from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Your insurance may cover the service, or ASU Health Services can bill your student account. This should be step one in your don’t-get-sick-this-semester plan.

Uncommon colds

There’s no cure for colds yet, but if you’re feeling sick, ASU Health Services can help. They’ll check if it’s more serious and recommend a treatment plan. They can also help with a variety of services from lab tests to x-rays and general primary care.

Prioritizing mental health

There’s a lot going on when you’re in college, and it can feel exhausting to focus on your mental health along with everything else. Getting mental health support as an ASU student has never been easier. ASU offers counseling services 24-hours per day, 7 days per week, 365 days per year from anywhere in the world, at no charge.

Travel services

If you’re studying abroad or traveling out of the country, you may need vaccinations to protect you. Schedule an appointment well in advance with a travel nurse to determine the appropriate vaccinations for your trip. Learn more about health services travel help.

Sexual health

You want to stay safe and minimize risk, ASU Health Services wants to help. Take this risk assessment quiz to find out where you stand. No matter what the results of the quiz are, you may still want to get tested. You can walk in for some STI tests, but others require an appointment. Check out the full list of walk-in tests and get more information.

SafeZONE

All of the direct care providers at Health Services have participated in SafeZONE workshops, and are committed to creating a more inclusive and welcoming ASU environment with a focus on the well-being of all students. Check out this range of services that ASU provides to support the healthcare needs of LGBTQIA+ persons. Then come in and schedule an appointment to talk.

Know where ASU Health Services is on your campus so you’re always prepared. Then schedule your vaccines so you can finish out the semester happy and healthy.