Student Health Center
Please note that the Student Health Center (SHC) is following university policy to become a cashless institution. If there is a cost incurred at the time of your visit, you will be required to pay using card, tap, or check.
In the case of an emergency, call 911 or proceed to the nearest Emergency Room.
CSU Police Numbers: 706-507-8911 (emergencies only) or 706-568-2022 (non-emergencies)
Make an Appointment
Our new patient portal is now live!
To schedule an appointment, email us at student_health_services@columbusstate.edu or call SHC at 706-507-8620.
Contact
Phone: 706-507-8620
Fax: 706-568-2323
Email: student_health_services@columbusstate.edu
Director of Student Health Services:
Victoria Roebuck, WHNP-BC
Email: roebuck_victoria@columbusstate.edu
Hours
The SHC hours are:
- Monday – Thursday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
- Friday 8:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
- Closed for all official University closures. See the Academic Calendar.
Location
The Student Health Center is located in Tucker Hall on the west side of main campus between Richards Hall and Arnold Hall. Parking is available in student permitted spaces. The closest Parking Lots are 3, 5, 7.
About Us
The Student Health Center (SHC), offers affordable health care to all currently enrolled CSU students who have paid the Student Health Fee. SHC services are available by appointment. Please wear a mask in the clinic if you are feeling ill. Our staff includes registered nurses, a nurse practitioner who specializes in women’s health, and 2 family practice physicians who are available on a scheduled basis.
For more information about our services or to schedule an appointment, email us at student_health_services@columbusstate.edu or call the SHC at 706-507-8620.
Parents
The SHC understands that you may worry about your student’s health and well-being, and we encourage you to have an open relationship with your student when it comes to their healthcare. It is helpful for your student to know their personal health history, such as allergies to food or medications, and your family history. However, as health care providers, we must follow FERPA, HIPAA, and Patient’s Rights guidelines. This means the SHC is unable to discuss any information regarding your son or daughter, if they are 18 years or older, without their written authorization for release of medical information (PDF).
We ask you to please refer to the HIPAA and Privacy Guidelines listed under the Forms tab, to the left of this page, for any clarification on this matter. However, feel free to contact us if you have general questions or if you have information to share with us regarding your child.
The Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) provider, United Healthcare Student Resources (UHCSR) is available for purchase. It also has telehealth resources. Please see Student Insurance for more detailed information.