The ASU Crisis Help Line is always available at 325-486-6345, where you can speak with a counselor who can help and get you connected with ASU services.
Call the ASU Crisis Help Line if:
Someone engaged you in sexual activity without your consent.
You’re contemplating suicide.
You’re worried your relationship just hit a violent point.
Your drug or alcohol abuse is out of control.
You’re in a mental health crisis.
All Urgent Care Clinics are opened per posted hours of operations as shown on the website.
If you are a current ASU student and have not paid the Medical Services Fee but need medical care at the University Health Clinic, you have the option to pay the fee for the upcoming semester.
For ASU students that have paid the Medical Services Fee, there are multiple Shannon Urgent Care locations for basic, medical care by board certified healthcare providers for ASU.
Available to ASU Students 24/7/365. Call 325-481-2002 to reach the Shannon COM Center, then identify yourself as an ASU student and ask to be connected with the Nurse Helpline.
Campus Student Health Insurance Plan offered through Academic Health Plans.
Angelo State University and Shannon Clinic have become partners to serve ASU Student Health. Students who are registered, attending classes, and have paid the medical services fee have access to unlimited visits to all Shannon Urgent Care locations for basic, medical care by board certified healthcare providers at no additional cost. Summer term students and distance and online learners can access clinic services by paying the fee for the semester they desire clinic services.
The contract between ASU and Shannon provides ASU students with:
Basic medical care that can be given within the confines of an exam room (i.e., diagnostics, needed prescriptions written, some treatments);
Some basic laboratory services and
Basic X-Ray services at their Urgent Care South and West clinic locations.
The following medical services are NOT included and are the responsibility of the ASU student/patient:
Medical care delivered at Emergency Rooms
Shannon Medical Center (the main hospital)
Referred medical specialists
Prescription drugs.
Insurance will be filed (no co-pays or deductibles are collected for regular clinic appointments when insurance is filed). Insurance is not required for an ASU student (who has paid the medical services fee) to receive medical care at the available Shannon Clinic Urgent Care locations.
Angelo State University now offers free healthcare transportation on Saturdays.
Now you have a free ride should a medical issue arise on Saturday. Make sure you obtain a Clinic Authorization Form from the Campus Police Station by showing them your student ID card. Then take your ID, authorization form, and insurance (if applicable) to Shannon Urgent Care West.
The Flu Vaccine is available at the clinic and it is free to ASU students that have paid the Medical Services Fee. Shannon Clinic is providing the four strain vaccine.
Paying the Medical Services Fee grants ASU students access to all services offered through the Campus Clinic. All students attending ASU full time will pay the Medical Services Fee and will have access to all Clinic Services as described within this website.
Distance Learning Students are still able to pay the Medical Services Fee at the Student Accounts/Bursar’s Office and be granted full access to the services of the Clinic. Please do not go to the clinic to pay the Medical Services Fee, this is done at the Student Accounts/Bursar’s Office. When going to the Clinic, please have your receipt generated for paying the Medical Services Fee available (this will insure immediate service access).
Your ASU OneCard is required to access all services. ASU Students who have paid their Medical Services Fee must present their ASU OneCard at the Campus Clinic at the time of check-in.
For the Urgent Care locations off-campus, Students must present their ASU OneCard, their Insurance card (if they have insurance, ASU will pay their Co-Pay and the student will not be charged for the basic visit) and a state or federal photo ID. Clinic services include diagnostic services and treatments appropriate on an episodic, outpatient basis. Counseling, examination, diagnosis and consultation services are available at no additional charge. However, some fees do apply for injections or other medications.
Students are responsible for the costs of lab work, X-rays, prescription drugs and referrals. Emergency Room services are not included and all services beyond routine treatment currently given at the campus location are not covered by the Medical Services Fee and will be charged to the student at the time of service.
The University Clinic accommodates students with Military ID Cards using TRICARE. The 17th Medical Group provides medical care through clinics operated on Goodfellow Air Force Base. The 17th Medical Group is open M-F, 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (closed on weekends, federal holidays and every third Thursday of each month for training). To make a medical appointment with the 17th, visit the TRICARE website or call 325-654-3149.
19 North Irving San Angelo, TX 76903
Phone: 325-659-6504
Public Office Hours: M-T-W-T 8:00am – 4:30 PM | Friday: By Appointment Only
Office Closed during Lunch |12 -1 p.m. and Holidays
Pre-screening available without appointment Monday thru Thursday
The Indigent Health office will be closed on Fridays until further notice. No appointments will be available at this time.
For more information about eligibility criteria, visit the IHC website.
Contact Us
United Way of the Concho Valley
955 Turner St.
San Angelo, Texas 76903
2-1-1 Texas, a program of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, is committed to helping Texas citizens connect with the services they need. No matter where you live in Texas, you can dial 2-1-1, or 877-541-7905, and find information about resources in your local community. Whether you need help finding food or housing, child care, crisis counseling o
Students must present their valid ASU OneCard to access university health services. Distance Learners who would like to have access to campus health services can opt in by paying the Medical Services Fee to the Student Accounts Office. For more information, please call us at 325-942-2171.
Have you received your HPV vaccine?
Students need 3 doses of the HPV vaccine for it to be effective.
If you have used the contracted Health Services at the ASU Campus Clinic or at one of the Shannon Clinic Urgent Care locations and need to express concerns about the way you were treated, quality of care, or any concerns in general, please do the following:
Fill out the page completely and make sure that under the Comment section that you clearly state that you are an ASU student and note when you used the service.
Submit the form
Shannon Clinic will contact you and resolve your inquiry in a timely manner. All inquiries will be kept confidential and will comply with HIPAA regulations.
