Jenzabar University

 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m.  There is no Physician on Friday.

Allergy shots are administered free of charge to Centre students. Patients must have been to an allergist and have the appropriate paperwork for a third party to administer the allergy shot. Allergy shots can only be administered when the physician or physician assistant are available. The patient must be observed after the shot is administered for the length of time specified by their allergist.

In-clinic lab tests and medications made available through Student Health can be paid for at the time of service or can be billed to your student account. If labs or diagnostic imagining at the local hospital is needed, those charges will be billed to the provided insurance or a statement will be mailed to your home address.

Names and phone numbers of local physicians and specialists are available upon request. If you need to be seen by a specialist, Student Health staff can make this referral however some insurance companies require referrals from an in-network primary care provider.

Over-the-counter cold, pain, allergy, cramp, and indigestion medications are available without having to see the nurse.

Students are strongly encouraged to have health insurance. Student Health requests that each student provide a copy of their insurance card with the Health History form. Most Centre students have health insurance through a parent’s plan. Under the Affordable Care Act, if a parent’s health insurance plan covers children, the parent can add or keep the child on their policy until they turn 26 years old. If a student is not covered through a parent’s plan, an individual plan should be purchased for them. Information can be found at www.healthcare.gov or https://kyenroll.ky.gov/ and http://insurance.ky.gov/Static_Info.aspx?Static_ID=133&Div_id=16.