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students may benefit from calling the after-hours nurse line. Students may
call 864-656-2233 and press option two for instructions to reach a registered
nurse who will provide advice for self-care and directions for further care if
necessary. If treatment is needed at an outside facility, there are a few urgent
care centers, a minute clinic and three nearby emergency rooms in the area.
Services at these facilities are at the expense of the student.
If the stress of college life becomes overwhelming, students with
after-hours psychological emergencies may call Clemson University police
at 864-656-2222 and ask to speak with the CAPS on-call counselor.
MyHealth-e
The student web portal is an online resource for managing many health
matters. Students may complete forms, cancel medical appointments,
sign up for text message appointment reminders, send and receive secure
messages from certain staff and view/print their bills.
Pharmacy
Our full-service pharmacy, staffed by experienced, licensed pharmacists
and technicians, fills prescriptions from both Student Health Services and
off-campus medical providers. We are available to talk with students about
their medications. We accept most pharmacy insurance plans and offer
24/7 refill requests.
Health Fee, Insurance and Billing
Full-time students will pay a health
fee that supports services offered by
Student Health Services including:
professional services of physicians,
nurse practitioners, nurses and
health promotion professionals at
no additional cost; Counseling and
Psychological Services: individual,
couples, and group sessions,
workshops, online treatment
programs, case management and
crisis intervention; reduced cost on
pharmaceuticals, immunizations,
laboratory and X-ray services;
after-hours nurse line, secondary
urgent-care insurance benefit that
pays up to $500 per incident for
expenses incurred in the treatment
of emergency accidental injury that
occurs when Redfern Health Center
is closed or if a student is more than 30 miles from Redfern Health Center;
health and wellness promotion and prevention programs, presentations and
resources from Healthy Campus, surveillance and reporting of infectious
disease threats, emergency planning and response, and campus public
health policy consultation. Supplemental services such as lab, X-ray,
pharmacy and specialty clinics incur an additional charge.
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