csu patient health login

What is the CSU Health Network online portal?

The CSU Health Network online portal allows CSU students to schedule appointments, access important health forms, secure messages, and more. Incoming students can login to the portal to submit immunizations records and complete forms. We use the student's eName and ePassword for authentication to this site.

How do I access the Student Health Services Patient Portal?

**Use your MyCSUB login and password to access your Patient Portal.** The Mission of the Student Health Services (SHS) is to build a healthy campus community by providing quality, caring, cost-effective, accredited ambulatory healthcare and health promotion services.

When will services resume at CSU?

All services will resume normal hours of operation on Monday, March 21. For information about after-hours and emergency care, visit: health.colostate.edu/after-hours-emergency-care Flu shots available for CSU students! Visit Cold and Flu Prevention and Care for more information.

How do I contact student health&counseling services?

Student Health & Counseling Services is offering most services, both virtually and in-person. We strongly recommend that students call first before coming in, so we can determine whether they can be seen virtually or need to be seen in person. Our phone number is 916-278-6461.

What to do if someone has learned your password?

If you think someone has learned your password, you should promptly go to the Portal and change your password. Never use a public, work or unsecured computer or Internet access. Always log out of the website and close the browser when you are finished with your portal session.

Can you use the Health Portal for urgent issues?

Do not use the Health Portal for urgent or emergency issues. In an emergency, it is always recommended to dial 911. If you have something urgent, please call our office to schedule an appointment. Only send messages regarding your own healthcare.

TB Skin Test & Fit HELP Online Appointment Scheduling

As part of an ongoing effort to improve services at the Student Health Services, TB Skin Test & Fit HELP initial assessment appointments may now be made online. TB Skin Test & Fit HELP initial assessment appointments may be made by following these steps:

Online Prescription Refill

You can now refill your existing Student Health Services prescription online using secure messaging.

Secure Messaging

As part of an ongoing effort to improve services at the Student Health Services, we began using secure messaging in order to provide a confidential and convenient method of communication regarding your health care. Secure messaging may be used by providers to provide general information, lab results or follow-up instructions.

Complete Health History Form

In order to enhance the level of service that we provide you, we request that you complete your patient history forms in advance of your appointment or visit to Student Health Services. You can fill out this form online through the Patient Portal.

How to sign up for a veterinary clinic?

Visit the login page for the client portal and click “Sign up…”. Provide your first name, last name, and email address exactly as they appear on your client profile , then click “Sign Up.”. If you are unsure which email address is registered with the Veterinary Teaching Hospital, contact the call center at (970) 297-5000.

How to pay an invoice at a vet hospital?

Invoices can be paid online using major credit cards. To pay an invoice with CareCredit, you must pay through your CareCredit account. To pay with cash or check, visit the Financial Services desk at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital or contact the call center at (970) 297-5000.

What to do if activation link expires?

If the activation link expires before you are able to complete your registration, restart the registration process to generate a new, one-time activation email. Once your account is activated, you can log in with your login/username and password via the login page.

How to make a deposit on a dental appointment?

To make a deposit, select the “Estimates” tab. Once you are on the Estimates page, click the credit card icon (under “Make Deposit”) next to the estimate for which you want to pay a deposit. Payment of your current account balance is due at checkout of your appointment or procedure.

How long does it take to get a credit after dismissal?

Additional charges or credits may be applied up to seven (7) days after dismissal. You will then receive a revised invoice and the additional charges will be due at time of receipt. To view the hospital’s full payment policy, reference the “Financial Consent” form provided to and signed by you at your veterinary visit.

Can you view a document through the client portal?

Documents are only available to view through the client portal once they have been finalized and approved. Access to documents that are not yet available through the client portal can be requested from Medical Records. Imaging studies and lab work are not available through the client portal and must be requested from Medical Records.

What is the mission of CSUB SHS?

The Mission of the Student Health Services (SHS) is to build a healthy campus community by providing quality, caring, cost-effective, accredited ambulatory healthcare and health promotion services. As part of an institution of higher learning, CSUB SHS participates in the educational process by teaching students the skills for self-care, promoting their health, advocating for themselves and preventing diseases--thus enhancing their academic productivity and leading to a satisfying college experience .

What is CSUB SHS?

As part of an institution of higher learning, CSUB SHS participates in the educational process by teaching students the skills for self-care, promoting their health, advocating for themselves and preventing diseases--thus enhancing their academic productivity and leading to a satisfying college experience.

When will student health services be recognized?

By 2020 - 2021, Student Health Services will be recognized by students, parents, and the campus community as an exemplary provider of comprehensive, cost-effective and compassionate medical care and health promotion services to students.