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The Colorado State University Health Center Stories.

Colorado State University health care network and medical facilities are central to life in the campus area. Over 50% of all CSU students use the Health Network each calendar year, which makes it one of the most commonly used student services on campus. The medical facilities of the CSU health care network have been created with the idea of caring for their clients’ physical and mental wellbeing.

The CSU Health Network operates principally through the CSU Health and Medical Center. The facility opened in the summer of 2017. The four-story building offers health services to students and the Fort Collins community. The Health Network’s medical, dental, and counseling services are available to students only, but the pharmacy is open to the public. Students can use the Network for primary care, testing and lab work, vaccinations, counseling, and substance abuse prevention, among other services. The Network offers several initiatives, such as sexual health and mental wellbeing initiatives which seek to address concerns common to college students.

The CSU Health Network accepts many insurance programs but also is dedicated to making sure that all CSU students have full access to the wide range of medical, counseling, and health education and prevention services, regardless of their insurance plan. CSU requires students to carry insurance if enrolled in CSU health center at least six credit hours per semester. The university also offers students a PPO plan to ensure coverage is accessible to all students.

UC Health Occupational Medicine and Rehabilitation Services also offer their services of occupational injury management and physical exams, preventative and diagnostic services, and drug and alcohol screenings. Within the CSU Health and Medical Center, Kendall Reagan Nutrition Center, also offers nutrition education, coaching, and programs; Poudre Infusion Therapy provides infusion services to the Northern Colorado community.

The center also houses the Columbine Health Systems Center for Healthy Aging, a facility dedicated to research and educational outreach to promote healthy aging within the community.The Colorado State University Health and Medical Center is located at the eastern gateway of campus at 151 W. Lake Street. There is free parking available during scheduled appointments, but the center is also accessible through the Max bus and the Around the Horn campus shuttle.

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The Colorado State University Health Center Stories.

Colorado State University health center

Colorado State University health care network and medical facilities are central to life in the campus area. Over 50% of all CSU students use the Health Network each calendar year, which makes it one of the most commonly used student services on campus. The medical facilities of the CSU health care network have been created with the idea of caring for their clients’ physical and mental wellbeing.

The CSU Health Network operates principally through the CSU Health and Medical Center. The facility opened in the summer of 2017. The four-story building offers health services to students and the Fort Collins community.  The Health Network’s medical, dental, and counseling services are available to students only, but the pharmacy is open to the public. Students can use the Network for primary care, testing and lab work, vaccinations, counseling, and substance abuse prevention, among other services. The Network offers several initiatives, such as sexual health and mental wellbeing initiatives which seek to address concerns common to college students.

The CSU Health Network accepts many insurance programs but also is dedicated to making sure that all CSU students have full access to the wide range of medical, counseling, and health education and prevention services, regardless of their insurance plan. CSU requires students to carry insurance CSU health center if enrolled in at least six credit hours per semester. The university also offers students a PPO plan to ensure coverage is accessible to all students

Non-student residents of the Fort Collins community can also use the CSU Health and Medical Center. Services available to the larger Fort Collins community include family medicine, a walk-in clinic, digital X-ray imaging, occupational health and rehabilitation services, sports medicine, infusion services, and nutrition counseling, tips, and classes.

Associates in Family Medicine (AFM) maintains an open-to-the-public clinic, at the CSU Health and Medical Center. The facility accepts patients for comprehensive primary and family medicine and is able to care for a wide variety of medical needs. In addition to their traditional family medical practice, they also operate a walk-in urgent care clinic at the center. The walk-in clinic offers extended weekday and weekend hours to help address unexpected non-emergency medical issues that require attention within 24 hours

The Colorado State University Health and Medical Center is located at the eastern gateway of campus at 151 W. Lake Street. There is free parking available during scheduled appointments, but the center is also accessible through the Max bus and the Around the Horn campus shuttle.