Student Health Services
Health Services is located in BA 158 with office hours Monday through Friday 9:00 am to 3:30pm. If your need to see a medical provider, we can assist with scheduling through ACCESS Health-Marshall or you may contact them directly at 507-476-4800.
Office Hours and Location
Hours
Health Services is open Monday through Friday, 9:00 am to 3:30 pm, during the fall and spring terms.
Health Services is closed during the summer and when the University is closed, e.g., for weather emergencies.
Location:
Bellows Academic 158
Free Supplies Offered
- Allergy Medication
- Antacids
- Band-aids
- Blood Pressure Checks
- Condoms
- Cough Syrup
- Cough Drops
- Crutches
- Ibuprofen
- Lotion
- Masks
- Sprain Wraps
- Tampons
- Thermometers
- Tylenol
- Wheelchairs
- Weight Checks
Emergency Care
- If you have a medical emergency, dial 911
- For Urgent Care or Primary Physician Care, visit Access Health & Avera Medical Group - Carlson Street or call (507) 476-4800
- For the Emergency Room, visit Avera Marshall Regional Medical Center Emergency Room - Bruce Street or call (507) 532-9661
- If you are thinking about hurting yourself or concerned about someone, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988
- If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call Western Mental Health Center Mobile Crisis Response Services at 1-800-658-2429
ACCESS Health Clinic Fee Reimbursement
SMSU will reimburse currently enrolled students $25 per documented visit to the Access Health Marshall Clinic during the academic year. A check will be mailed to the student’s local address typically within 10 business days.
Southwestern Minnesota Opportunity Council (SMOC) Family Planning
- Birth Control
- Breast Exams
- Education & Counseling
- Emergency Contraception
- Pap Smears
- Physical Exams
- Preconception Healthcare
- Pregnancy Testing
- Reproductive Life Planning
- STI Testing & Treatment
You can contact the SMOC Office at (507) 591-6345 (call or text) or visit their office at 109 S 5th St, Suite 100, Marshall, MN 56258. Some services require a small fee.
Stay healthy...get vaccinated!
New to campus? Check out our Forms page to submit required immunization information.
Medical Records
If you need access to specific medical records you must submit a Consent to Release Health Information to SMSU Health Services. Immunization information submitted by the student cannot be duplicated or released as it is a 'self-report' form rather than an original document of the medical record completed within Health Services.
Prolonged Illness
Students are advised to report pertinent medical facts to Health Services so instructors may be notified in cases of prolonged illness. We do not contact instructors for short-term illnesses or provide excuses for missed classes; it is the responsibility of the student to contact the instructors for assignments. Should a student find it necessary to withdraw from classes for medical reasons and they are unable to withdraw in person, they should contact the Registration Office for further details and implementation of the withdrawal.
Health Tips
- Bring a thermometer, face coverings, pain/fever relievers with you to campus
- Check your health daily before coming to campus/classes and stay home if you are sick
- Wash your hands and/or use sanitizer frequently
- Avoid touching your face
- Cover your cough or sneeze
- If you must be seen by a medical provider, call ahead.
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