FLU VACCINE:   The Health Service currently has a limited supply of H1N1 Flumist (live attenuated virus) vaccine and the H1N1 regular injection (killed virus) available on a "first come/first serve" basis.  There is no charge for these vaccines.  Please note:  Flumist is not recommended for high-risk patients (high-risk being defined as students with asthma, diabetes, HIV, or chronic heart, lung, or kidney disease). Since they cannot take the live vaccine, these high-risk students will be given first access to the injection form of the H1N1 vaccine.

The Health Service no longer has any "Seasonal" flu vaccine.

To receive an H1N1 vaccine,  students should come to the Health Service Monday-Friday between 8-11:30 AM (Wednesdays: 9-11:30 AM) and 12:30-3:30 PM.  There is a 20-minute wait after administration of the vaccine.

For immediate emergency, always call 911.
During regular hours listed below, call (828) 262-3100.
An after-hours nurse is available by calling (828) 262-3100 and following the prompts.

REMINDER: A VALID ASU STUDENT ID IS REQUIRED IN ORDER TO USE THE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE.

Hours of Operation

FALL & SPRING SEMESTERS
Monday-Friday: 8pm - 4pm
(except Wednesdays: 9am - 4pm)
Saturdays: 10am - 2pm (limited services)*
Sundays: 2pm - 6pm (limited services)*
After-hours Clinic: Monday-Friday 4pm - 8pm
Evening Women's Clinic: Monday-Thursday: 4:30PM - 8PM (By appointment only, 24 hours in advance)

*The Weekend and After-Hours Clinics operate with limited services to care primarily for students with acute injury or illness. The Pharmacy, Lab, and X-ray departments are closed.

SUMMER SESSIONS
Monday-Friday: 8AM - 4PM
(closed weekends)

Need Us After We Have Closed?

If you need help with a medical problem before our office reopens, you may contact our after-hours nurse telephone service. To speak with a Registered Nurse, call 262-3100 and follow the prompts. If you have an immediate emergency, dial 911.

Mary S. Shook Student Health Services

The Mary S. Shook Student Health Services exists to meet the health needs of the students of Appalachian State University. All registered full-time students who are currently attending class are eligible to receive care at the Health Service. Students taking less than nine hours are eligible after paying the Student Health fee. A valid student identification card is required for any service.

Under the supervision of the Health Services, the Student Wellness Center offers guidance, programming, and information about wellness issues, including smoking cessation, substance abuse, weight loss programs, and stress management.

The Health Service and the Wellness Center are located on the Second Floor of the Miles Annas Student Services Building above the University Post Office and the Counseling & Psychological Services Center.