patient portal scsu

How do I use the SCSU health portal?

Welcome to the SCSU Student Health Services Patient Portal! This site is designed to assist you with making medical appointments, entering and uploading health forms and immunizations, accessing your immunization records, test results, and messages. To log in enter the beginning of your SCSU email. Do not add "@southernct.edu."

How do I log in to the patient portal?

Have your student log into their patient portal to see the status of their documents. We encourage students to become familiar with using this portal to access our services. Health Services Form All students must complete the CSU Health Services Form by August 1 (Fall deadline) or January 1 (Spring deadline). Learn more.

How do I log in to my SCSU email?

Health Services uses Medicat EHR software to securely manage student health data. Students can make appointments, access records, view test results and billing statements, and communicate with clinicians by using their SCSU login to access the Medicat Patient Portal

How do I contact Southern Connecticut University's Health Services?

Get an appointment that works for you by scheduling online or by phone call. If you don't see what you need online, call and our medical team can help: 320-308-3193. Our staff is available Monday-Friday. View our online health portal. In-person and telehealth visits available. We offer appointments in-person and remotely, via telephone or video ...

How to get care

Same day appointments available! Call our medical team and we can help find an appointment that works for you.

Medical Clinic

Medical Clinic provides diagnosis, treatment, prevention, promotion and education services to students.

What are the Benefits to Utilizing Student Health Services for Medical Care?

Insurance is not required and there are no copays for visits. Occasionally, students may be charged a small fee for prescriptions or on-site testing, which is billed to the student account. Students are never asked to make any payments out-of-pocket.

Make an Appointment

Make an appointment by calling Health Services at (203) 392-6300. You will be evaluated by telehealth and an in-office appointment will be scheduled if needed.

Medications and Medical Supplies

Select prescription and over-the-counter (OTC) medications on hand for reduced fee

HPV Vaccination Initiative

Student Health Services participates in a grant-funded education and immunization initiative designed to bring awareness to the dangers associated with HPV and offer measures to prevent infection.

Free Smoking Cessation Services Available

Want to quit tobacco? We can help! Student Health Services wants to support your efforts to sustain a tobacco free lifestyle. We have developed a comprehensive, medically supervised Tobacco Cessation program for students, free of charge. Program includes free medical consultation, free nicotine replacements, and free individualized counseling.

Support and Resource Team (SART)

Southern Connecticut State University's Support and Resource Team (SART) is designed to provide a collaborative victim-centered team response to sexual violence. The mission of SART is to provide services that ensure a transition from victim to survivor for every individual whose life is impacted by sexual violence.

What is the pin number for a nurse?

Nurseline. Students with this insurance have access to nurse advice and health information 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Call the Collegiate Assistance Program at 1-877-643-5130 PIN: 211. This number is printed on your insurance card.

What is MNsure insurance?

If you don't currently have insurance, there are resources in the community to help. MNsure. MNsure is a marketplace to shop for insurance plans. Once a person completes an application, MNsure will show the options available for your circumstances.

How much does a medical clinic charge for missed appointments?

The Medical Clinic charges a $15 missed-appointment fee to patients who miss more than two appointments. If circumstances prevent you from keeping an appointment, a phone call to cancel can help you avoid incurring the fee. Health insurance companies do not pay this fee.

Does a medical clinic have to be billed by insurance?

Medical Clinic has established contracts with many major health insurance plans. Students with these insurance plans can have their charges billed directly by presenting a valid insurance card with policy information.

Do exchange students need health insurance?

Exchange students who are not seeking a degree and those who will be here only for a short time, are also required to purchase university health insurance. Costs vary depending on your time of study and are outlined in your welcome packet. An immunization record is required for many students attending St. Cloud State.

Accessing the SHSU Patient Portal

You must activate your SHSU email before you can log in. SHSU requires to submit all medical information through our Patient Portal. Our Patient Portal allows you to upload documents from your smartphone.

Uploading your Insurance

Starting January 4, 2021, the SHSU Student Health Center will be handling all on-campus COVID testing. This transition will require students to upload their insurance to the patient portal. To upload your insurance:

Uploading your Driver's License

If you do not have insurance, you will need to upload your driver’s license in place of an insurance card in the patient portal. To upload your driver’s license: