Health Services Clinic

The Center for Wholeness and Wellness Health Services Clinic provides free services* to full-time undergraduate students for evaluation and treatment of illness and injury, both acute and chronic issues. There is no charge to see the nurse or provider.  Appointments are limited.

The Health Services Clinic offers appointments with registered nurses who evaluate health problems, treat according to protocol, and contact the University Physician (Provider) as needed. The physician also holds regular clinic hours twice a week. For students carrying at least 9 credit hours, consultations by appointment are available at no charge (with the exception of certain physicals). Services available are similar to those offered by most general physician offices and include:

• Assessment and treatment of illness and injury
• Physical and gynecological exams by a University Provider*
• Allergy injection administration
• Laboratory services* (available at Health Services: COVID-19, flu, strep, mono, blood sugar, urine – or blood drawn and sent to a Lexington laboratory)
• Health education programs and information
• Travel Health Information (PDF)

* While tuition fees cover most provider and nurse visits and services, there is a nominal fee for some tests, treatments, medications, supplies, and physicals. View a list of medication and service charges. (Prices are subject to change.)

Clinic Hours

We are open during the Fall and Spring Semesters when classes are in session.

Nurses’ Hours By Appointment

Providers’ Hours By Appointment Only

For more information or to schedule your FREE appointment, email health.services@asbury.edu or call (859) 858‑3511, x2277 or (859) 858-5277.  When you email, please include a brief description of your symptoms or reason for your appointment and the days and times you are available for an appointment.  If you leave a phone message, please also include your first and last name and phone number in your message.

Location

The Health Service Clinic is a part of the Center for Wholeness and Wellness residing in a one-story brick building located behind the dining hall and to the left of the Aldersgate Commons Apartments (corner of W. College Avenue and Hughes Street – view the campus map).

Care Options After Health Services Hours/Urgent Care

• The Phyllis D. Corbitt Community Health Center
  317 E. Main St., Wilmore
  (859) 858-0339
  Monday through Thursday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
  Friday 8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
  Appointments required

• Concentra Urgent Treatment Center
  204 Bellaire Dr., Nicholasville
  (859) 887-4882
  Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  No appointments necessary

• Baptist Health Urgent Care at Brannon Crossing
  610 Brannon Rd. Suite 100, Nicholasville
  859-260-5540
  Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. – 8 p.m.
  Saturday-Sunday: 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  Walk-in appointments available
• The Little Clinic at Beaumont Center
  3175 Beaumont Centre Circle, Lexington
  (859) 219-5152
  Monday-Friday: 8 a.m. – 7:30 p.m.
  Saturday: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  Sunday: 9 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
  Walk-ins available

Local Hospitals and Emergency Rooms :

Note: Your health insurance may or may not be accepted at the hospitals below.  View information on how to use your health insurance.

• Baptist Health Hospital – Lexington
• CHI St. Joseph Hospital – Lexington
• CHI St. Joseph Jessamine – Nicholasville
• University of Kentucky Healthcare Hospital – Lexington

After-Hours Contact

The Emergency Nurse Phone Line is accessible when Health Services is closed.  Contact the University switchboard at (859) 858-3511 and ask for the Nurse Triage Line. 

A first-aid kit with over-the-counter medications and supplies is available in each residence hall through the RA or RD.