Unfortunately, due to this ongoing shortage ASU Health Services is currently not able to provide this vaccine, but there are locations designated by CDC to provide a European equivalent Yellow Fever vaccination, Stamaril:Passport Health North Tempe, 417 S. Clark Drive, Ste. Persons with a hearing or speech disability can use 711 for Telecommunications Relay Service (TRS). Producing less plastic and paper helps our environment. Enter your date of birth. After registering, the ASU Health Services provider would examine you, decide on what tests or treatment you need like ordering an x-ray of your ankle and applying a splint bandage and giving you crutches.ASU Health Services submits your charges and information to your insurance company. If you are concerned about your health after using an e-cigarette product, you can seek medical care at ASU Health Services or call your local poison control center at 1-800-222-1222. The Health Insurance office is located in the Health Services building, Tempe campus and can be reached at 480-965-2411 or Aetna Student Health insurance coverage is for the student only.
For more information, please visit If you are not sure if you have had the MMR vaccination, lost proof of the vaccination, or may have had the disease and therefore are immune, you can also come into the ASU Health Service lab and get a simple blood test to confirm your immunity, no appointment is necessary. To avoid this, if you do not see your insurance company on our contracted list, or if you are unsure, Instructions for Uploading Insurance Cards to ASU Health ServicesCertain lab tests are done here at ASU Health Services and billed to your insurance company. Primary care is covered at Medical Services with a $15 co-pay for each office visit and $10 copay for lab.
Arizona State University offers three comprehensive medical insurance plans, as well as dental, vision, pharmacy and health care spendingaccounts.
Navigation for Entire University For a complete list of recommendations and detailed information, review Outbreak of Lung Injury Associated with the Use of E-Cigarette, or Vaping, Products . If you have further questions, please contact ASU Health Services at 480-965-3346 to speak with one of our travel nurses.ASU Health Services offers STI testing at $20 per test for the following:These tests can be obtained without the use of insurance. Navigation for Entire University Before a student can register, they are required to document that they've had two measles vaccinations (one of which must be dated after 1979), or a lab test showing proof of immunity to the measles (rubeola). Enroll. In cooperation with Arizona Board of Regents and ASU Health Services, ASU offers an affordable top-tiered medical insurance policy to students. Quoted prices are subject to verification or change without notice.When seeking treatment at ASU Health Services always bring your ASU ID and your insurance card, if applicable.After the clinician completes your visit they will determine the complexity of the visit, any procedures administered, and the charges will be submitted into the ASU Health Services system. Prior to this shortage, ASU Health Services had been able to provide this vaccination to those traveling to at-risk countries in South America and Africa or to those countries requiring proof of this vaccination. *Please contact your insurance company to see if we are a participating provider. It is a short-term insurance product which people take out in case unforeseen circumstances prevent them from working for a period, either due to injury, illness or redundancy. Select the Insurance Card Link. 3/25/2020- Aetna PRESS RELEASE- Aetna Student Health Cost-Sharing- Effective 3/25/2020 This insurance provides access to the health and counseling services at any ASU Health Service location. Cancellation is the same steps as enrolling listed above.
You must cancel by the open enrollment deadline listed above.Students may already have health insurance through their parents, or employer. 2020-2021 Policy Year Information. Students retain the option of utilizing health insurance for STI and laboratory testing.STI testing is available to ASU students by appointment, Monday–Friday during normal business hours.While tobacco use and vaping is not allowed on ASU Campuses, we know that some people have continued to use those products off campus.
Aetna Student Health is the Health Insurance policy for ABOR students. This notice is called an Explanation of Benefits or EOB. My connection with ASU Alumni has given me the opportunity to obtain my career and get involved with the ASU organizations I once was a part of as a student, but now support as an alumna.” Windsor Smith, '16 BA.
For more information, please visit If you are not sure if you have had the MMR vaccination, lost proof of the vaccination, or may have had the disease and therefore are immune, you can also come into the ASU Health Service lab and get a simple blood test to confirm your immunity, no appointment is necessary. To avoid this, if you do not see your insurance company on our contracted list, or if you are unsure, Instructions for Uploading Insurance Cards to ASU Health ServicesCertain lab tests are done here at ASU Health Services and billed to your insurance company. Primary care is covered at Medical Services with a $15 co-pay for each office visit and $10 copay for lab.
Arizona State University offers three comprehensive medical insurance plans, as well as dental, vision, pharmacy and health care spendingaccounts.
Navigation for Entire University For a complete list of recommendations and detailed information, review Outbreak of Lung Injury Associated with the Use of E-Cigarette, or Vaping, Products . If you have further questions, please contact ASU Health Services at 480-965-3346 to speak with one of our travel nurses.ASU Health Services offers STI testing at $20 per test for the following:These tests can be obtained without the use of insurance. Navigation for Entire University Before a student can register, they are required to document that they've had two measles vaccinations (one of which must be dated after 1979), or a lab test showing proof of immunity to the measles (rubeola). Enroll. In cooperation with Arizona Board of Regents and ASU Health Services, ASU offers an affordable top-tiered medical insurance policy to students. Quoted prices are subject to verification or change without notice.When seeking treatment at ASU Health Services always bring your ASU ID and your insurance card, if applicable.After the clinician completes your visit they will determine the complexity of the visit, any procedures administered, and the charges will be submitted into the ASU Health Services system. Prior to this shortage, ASU Health Services had been able to provide this vaccination to those traveling to at-risk countries in South America and Africa or to those countries requiring proof of this vaccination. *Please contact your insurance company to see if we are a participating provider. It is a short-term insurance product which people take out in case unforeseen circumstances prevent them from working for a period, either due to injury, illness or redundancy. Select the Insurance Card Link. 3/25/2020- Aetna PRESS RELEASE- Aetna Student Health Cost-Sharing- Effective 3/25/2020 This insurance provides access to the health and counseling services at any ASU Health Service location. Cancellation is the same steps as enrolling listed above.
You must cancel by the open enrollment deadline listed above.Students may already have health insurance through their parents, or employer. 2020-2021 Policy Year Information. Students retain the option of utilizing health insurance for STI and laboratory testing.STI testing is available to ASU students by appointment, Monday–Friday during normal business hours.While tobacco use and vaping is not allowed on ASU Campuses, we know that some people have continued to use those products off campus.
Aetna Student Health is the Health Insurance policy for ABOR students. This notice is called an Explanation of Benefits or EOB. My connection with ASU Alumni has given me the opportunity to obtain my career and get involved with the ASU organizations I once was a part of as a student, but now support as an alumna.” Windsor Smith, '16 BA.