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University Health Clinic

Angelo State University and Shannon Clinic have become partners to serve ASU Student Health.

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University Health Services 

Campus Clinic

The primary campus location is 2237 S. Jackson Street Urgent Care, the University Sports Medicine Clinic, Shannon Clinic - Jackson. The Health Clinic provides confidential services to ASU students who have paid the current Medical Services Fee.

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:

The following medical services are NOT included and are the responsibility of the ASU student/patient:

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.

Shannon website for clinic locations

The payment of the compulsory Medical Services Fee at ASU and/or the use of the University Clinic do not satisfy the requirements of the ACA.

Open Enrollment, Health Insurance Information

The Texas Tech University System Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) is offered through Aetna.

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For the Affordable Care Act:

For Medical Records Requests:

Mental Health Emergencies

In case of an emergency, call 911 or the ASU Crisis HelpLine at 325-486-6345.

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Health Clinic

Shannon Nurse Helpline

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.

Bring Your ASU OneCard

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.