Student Health Center
Student Health Center Closed for Spring Break
All Texas State University Student Health Centers and Pharmacy will be closed for Spring Break March 15th at 5 p.m. - March 25th at regular opening hours. The Student Health Center and Pharmacy located on Student Center Drive will open at 8 a.m. The Student Health Center – Thorpe Lane located on Thorpe Lane will open at 7:30 a.m. The Student Health Center – Round Rock located in Round Rock will open at 9 a.m.
Please take time to check your current prescriptions and come in early to get your refills before the break. Since our Pharmacy will be closed over break, we will be unable to fill or transfer your prescriptions to another Pharmacy during that time. The FREE Ask-A-Nurse service will be available. Please call 512.245.2161, option 2, then option 5. For a list of medical facilities in the area, click here. If you have an urgent medical problem, please seek medical assistance at a local hospital emergency department.
Student Health Center - Thorpe Lane is now open! Call 512-245-2161 to make an appointment at this clinic.
Our clinic is now in-network with Humana Insurance! We accept PPO, some POS & EPO plans! Like the other insurances we are in network with, we do not accept the HMO plans. If you would like to know whether your specific plan is accepted in our clinic, your benefits/co-pay/deductibles, please call the number on your insurance card or call 512.245.2161, option 4 to reach our Billing & Insurance Office.
All Texas State Students, Faculty and Staff are able to receive a flu shot through our nurse clinic. Call 512.245.2161 or walk-in to schedule an appointment
What's going on at the SHC?
- Location:
- Student Health Center
San Marcos, TX 78666; Conference Room 202 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Kelsey Banton
k_b260@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Texas State Student Health Center
In this meeting Kelsey will be breaking down how hook-up culture and rape culture have become conflated. We’ll discuss how it can feel complicated to negotiate the invisible forces of privilege and power inside sexual encounters and how we have come to incorrectly stigmatize healthy sexual behaviors, making it more difficult to out rape culture when we see it.
Joining MAV has many benefits. It provides you with a chance to increase your knowledge about violence-related issues, gain self-confidence, improve your communication skills, and to provide a needed service on your campus. Click here for more information
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Joining MAV has many benefits. It provides you with a chance to increase your knowledge about violence-related issues, gain self-confidence, improve your communication skills, and to provide a needed service on your campus. Click here for more information
- Location:
- 298 Student Center Drive
San Marcos, TX 78665; Conference Room, 202 - Cost:
- Free
- Contact:
- Arlene Cornejo
arlene.cornejo@txstate.edu - Campus Sponsor:
- Texas State Student Health Center
Joining Healthy Cats has many benefits. It provides you with a chance to increase your knowledge about health-related issues, gain self-confidence, improve your communication skills, and to provide a needed service on your campus.
Click here for more information
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Accreditation
The Texas State Student Health Center-San Marcos has been accredited by the AAAHC since 2003.
The Texas State University Student Health Center is an Institutional Member of the American College Health Association.
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