Campus Health Center
About Us
The Campus Health Center is your on-campus medical home providing primary care and preventive care services, along with support services for common health needs. Your health and well-being matter to us.
We are now serving all GVSU students, faculty, and staff!
Clinic Hours & Appointment Times
IN-PERSON VISITS
Five Days a Week I Monday - Friday
Clinic Hours I 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Walk-In Hours | 8 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Have a general inquiry or need to schedule an in-person appointment?
Call (616) 331-2800 and press Option 1
HEALTHBAR ONDEMAND
Seven Days a Week | Monday through Sunday
Hours 7 a.m. – 9 p.m.
In partnership with HealthBar, HealthBar OnDemand is our nurse and telehealth line specifically for GVSU students.
Have a medical question and need to talk to a nurse, or want to schedule a telehealth appointment?
Call (616) 331-2800 and press Option 2
Location & Contact Information
Campus Health Center
10383 42nd Ave
Allendale, MI 49401
Located on the Allendale Campus, across from the Water Tower.
Phone: (616) 331-2800
Fax: (616) 331-8995
Email: [email protected]
Our Model of Care
We are committed to providing comprehensive, coordinated, collaborative, holistic, and accessible care for all GVSU students, faculty, and staff!
Our Services
Primary Care & Wellness
- Routine Annual Exams & Physicals
- Preventative Care
- Health Screenings
- Health Maintenance
- Medication Management
- Sick Visits
- Chronic Illness Management
- Immunizations & Vaccinations
Common Illness & Minor Injuries
- Cold & Flu Symptoms
- Cough
- Sore Throat
- Pink Eye
- Eye Irritation
- Skin Concerns & Rashes
- Stomach & Digestive Issues
- Minor Wounds, Cuts, & Abrasions
- Minor Sprains & Strains
- Urinary Tract Infection Symptoms
Sexual & Reproductive Health
- STI Testing & Treatment
- Pelvic Exams
- Pap Smears
- Contraceptive Counseling
- Women's Health
- Men's Health
Specialty & Support Services
- Gender-Affirming Care
- LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care
- Nurse Care Management
- Health Navigation
- Case Management
- Care Coordination & Referrals
- Travel & Program Health Compliance
Allergy Injections
The Campus Health Center offers allergy injection services! We are able to administer maintenance allergy injections and offer serum storage as a courtesy to our patients. All first or initial allergy injections must be administered by your prescribing allergist.
A doctor's order is required in order to receive services. Have your provider's office fax all doctor’s orders to (616) 331-8995.
Services We Don't Provide
Emergency Care
The Campus Health Center is NOT equipped to handle medical emergencies.
If you are having a MEDICAL EMERGENCY please dial 9-1-1 or go to your nearest emergency department!
For MORE information on what a medical or life-threatening emergency is, continue scrolling to "Know Where to Go: Understanding Your Care Options" guide below.
Other Services We Don't Provide
Specialty Services
The Campus Health Center does not provide high-acuity or specialized medical services, but our providers can refer you for services such as:
- Specialized Surgeries & Hospitalizations
- Complex Long-Term Treatments (e.g., chemotherapy)
- Specialist Consultations
- Dental Care
X-Ray Services
X-ray imaging is not currently available at the Campus Health Center. We are actively exploring options to bring this service to campus. In the meantime, our providers can refer you to nearby imaging facilities.
Services in Development
Pharmacy Partnership
We are finalizing a partnership with a local pharmacy to provide better on-campus access.
In the meantime, a list of pharmacies along the Laker Line is available here.
Case Management & Health Navigation Services
In partnership with Health Net of West Michigan and Ottawa County Pathways Program, a new care management system will launch shortly. More details coming soon.
Know Where to Go: Understanding Your Care Options
Not sure where to get care? Use this guide to find the right level of care:
When to Visit Your Primary Care Provider's Office
For care and treatment of NON-URGENT issues
Your primary care provider gives routine care and treatment when it is not an emergency. Your provider is the most familiar with your medical history.
- Cold & Flu Symptoms
- Sore Throat
- Cough
- Ear & Sinus Pain
- Vomiting & Diarrhea
- Pink Eye
- Rashes
- Animal or Insect Bites
- Preventative Care
- Immunizations & Shots
- Routine Well Visits
- Sick Visits
- Pelvic Wellness
- High Blood Pressure
- Diabetes
When to Visit Urgent Care
For IMMEDIATE needs, but NOT LIFE-THREATENING
Urgent Care can treat any health problem quickly that is not an emergency. Urgent care has evening and weekend hours when your primary care provider may not be available.
- Cold & Flu Symptoms
- Sore Throat
- Cough
- Ear & Sinus Pain
- Vomiting & Diarrhea
- Animal or Insect Bite
- Minor Cuts needing Stiches
- Sprains & Strains
- Minor Burns
- Minor Fractures
When to Visit an Emergency Room
For any LIFE OR DEATH EMERGENCY or URGENT AFTER-HOURS need (open 24/7)
You should follow up with your primary care provider after a visit to an emergency room.
- Allergic Reactions
- Chest Pain
- Breathing Problems
- High Fevers
- Seizures
- Broken Bones
- Severe Burns
- Drug Overdose or Poisoning
- Serious Eye or Head Injuries
- Sever Abdominal Pain
- Rapid, Severe Bleeding
- Stroke Symptoms
- Heart Attack Symptoms
What To Expect During Your Visit
What to Bring
- Photo ID
- Student ID *G-number is required at time of service
- Insurance Card
- List of Current Medications & Dosages
- Personal & Family Medical History
Click the images to watch a short video to see what to expect during your visit
Campus Pre-Arrival Health Checklist
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Health Compliance
Are you a health major and need more information about health compliance?
Insurance & Billing
We accept most major insurances! Self-pay options are also available.
Campus Health Center - FAQ
Is the GVSU Campus Health Center closed?
No, the Campus Health Center is open and accepting new patients!
As we continue to grow our practice and expand services to better support your health on campus, we will post update to our website
Where do I get care after hours?
In partnership with HealthBar, we offer HealthBar OnDemand - our nurse and telehealth line specifically for GVSU students!
This line is open Seven Days a Week, Monday through Sunday from 7 a.m. – 9 p.m. Call the clinic at (616) 331-2800 and press Option 2 to speak with a nurse.
For urgent or life-threatening needs, please see a full list of nearby services is available here: Hospital, Urgent Care, and Emergency Locations.
Do you accept my insurance?
We are Currently In-Network with the Following Plans:
Aetna • Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) • Blue Care Network (BCN) • Cigna • Health Alliance Plan (HAP) • Humana • LewerMark International Student Insurance • McLaren Health Plan • Medicaid (Michigan) • Medicare • Meridian (HMP) • Molina • Oscar Health Plan • United Healthcare
Don't See Your Insurance Listed? Our accepted insurance list is growing. The Campus Health Center is actively credentialing with more insurance plans to serve more members of the GVSU community. If your plan isn't listed above, please contact us before your visit to verify coverage. We may already accept your insurance or be able to assist with other options.
Contact us: By phone (616) 331-2800 or email [email protected]
For more information on student health insurance, please visit our website here.
Will you continue to offer X-ray services?
X-ray imaging is not currently available at the Campus Health Center. We are actively exploring options to bring this service to campus. In the meantime, our providers can refer you to nearby imaging facilities.
Please continue to visit our website for updates!
What is the vision of the Campus Health Center?
The Campus Health Center is a comprehensive, student-centered clinic that goes far beyond basic care! As we continue to grow our practice and expand our services, here is what we are working towards:
Full-Service Primary & Urgent Care
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Same-day visits for minor illnesses and injuries
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Chronic condition management
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Physicals, immunizations, allergy injections, lab work, and potentially X-rays
Integrated Behavioral Health & Wellness
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Coordinated care with mental health services
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Health promotion and education campaigns
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Support navigating care both on and off campus
Specialized Services
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SANE services for survivors of sexual assault
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PrEP/PEP for HIV prevention
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Pharmacy services (on-site or nearby, depending on final partnership model)
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LGBTQ+ affirming care, reproductive and sexual health, and more
Care Management & Navigation
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Help understanding your insurance, referrals, and next steps
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Personalized care coordination, especially for students with ongoing needs
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Screening and case management for Social Determinants of Health (housing, food insecurity, etc.)
Connected to the Community
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Partnerships with Health Net of West Michigan and Ottawa County Pathways
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Expanded access to public health resources and support services
Affordable & Accessible
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Self-Pay and Sliding scale options
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Voluntary prepaid health fee to reduce financial barriers
In short, the new clinic will be a modern, student-focused health hub — not just a place to go when you’re sick, but a center that supports your total well-being.
What if I have other questions?
Still Have Questions ? That's okay! Our team is happy to help with scheduling needs, insurance and service questions, or anything else you need. Please contact the clinic at (616) 331-2800 or email us at [email protected] .
If you are a GVSU student with medical questions or concerns, please contact HealthBar OnDemand, our nurse and telehealth line at (616) 331-2800 and press Option 2