Construction of the new CSU Health and Medical Center at Prospect Road and College Avenue was primarily funded with student fees, but everyone benefits from services it offers. Here’s a roundup of services available to students, faculty, staff and the general public at the center:
Student medical services (available regardless of insurance plan)
- General medical services, including primary care, urgent care, immunizations, behavioral health, pharmacy, and lab services
- Specialty medical services, including dental, optometry, allergy and asthma, physical therapy, women’s care, and much more
- Mental health services, including psychiatry, counseling, drugs and alcohol program, and much more
- Student health education and prevention services
- Student insurance and billing services
- (See more at CSU Health Network)
Services for CSU faculty, staff and general public
- A walk-in clinic and primary care with extended hours and weekend services operated by Associates in Family Medicine, in partnership with UCHealth
- Occupational health services for anyone injured on the job, including CSU faculty and staff.
- Pharmacy
- Radiology and imaging services
- Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center, which provides science-based nutrition counseling and classes to the public. CSU employees receive a discount through Commitment to Campus (http://commitmenttocampus.colostate.edu/health-wellness/)
- Infusion therapy suites for IV antibiotics,
- IV antibiotics, hydration, blood products, and biologics
