University Health Clinic
and Counseling Services
The University Health Clinic and the Center for Counseling Services are jointly based in the clinic facility on Johnson Street east of the Mayer Administration Building (No. 17 on the interactive map). Both entities provide free, confidential services to ASU students.
All Services are accessible by presenting your
ASU Student OneCard.
Putting Student Fees to Good Use
A health fee is automatically assessed to full-time ASU students each semester, which allows them access to the clinic and counseling services. Examination, diagnosis and consultation services are available at no charge. However, some fees do apply for injections or other medications. Students are responsible for lab work, X-rays, prescription drugs and referrals.
Experienced Staff
Trained professionals provide medical and counseling services at the University Health Clinic. A full-time, board-certified doctor, a nurse practitioner and three registered nurses provide medical care. Counseling services comprises one part-time and three full-time Licensed Professional Counselors — two male and two female — so that students have a choice.
Health Services
No appointments or referrals are necessary for medical care. Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis, and patient forms can be filled out ahead of time.
The clinic provides diagnostic services and treatments appropriate on an episodic, outpatient basis. It is not intended as a substitute for the health maintenance care given by a primary care provider. It can, however, provide invaluable service to students who cannot see a physician because of time constraints or distance. Any problems that cannot be treated at the clinic may be referred to medical sources off campus.
Counseling Services
Attending college can be both exciting and a little unsettling. The Center for Counseling Services is available to help students take advantage of opportunities and deal with the challenges of college life.Students should call ahead for an appointment with a counselor unless it is an emergency.
Counselors can help with these issues:
- Depression and anxiety
- Problem solving
- Decision making
- Relationship issues
- Adjustment problems
- Test anxiety
- Family problems
- Alcohol or substance abuse problems
- Stress management
Student Wellness and Substance Abuse Resources
Various online health resources are also available to students:
ASU provides access to this library of information regarding mental health, alcohol and drugs, sexual health, suicide and helping a friend in distress. After linking to the site, under STUDENTS click on “continue,” select Texas and in the drop-down box choose “Angelo State.”
This resource provides colleges and universities with information to promote better health on campus. The site also offers the Student Health 101 Newsletter.
This site is dedicated to helping teens in abusive relationships. It asks quiz questions, offers fast facts and discusses healthy relationships.
This is a Web-based interventionproject to help young chewing tobacco users quit.
