Multi-disciplinary care, centered on our transgender students.

We are committed to providing care to meet the needs of all students while striving to reduce health inequities.

We work closely with our colleagues in Counseling and Psychological Services to provide multi-disciplinary care that is centered on the needs of OSU's gender diverse students.

Student Health Services (SHS)

Services
  • Hormonal therapy and referrals to specialists. Visits to SHS primary care clinicians are fully covered by the OSU Health Fee.
  • Comprehensive preventative services for people of all genders (including PAP smears and age-appropriate prostate exams).
  • Information forms for estrogen therapy (PDF) and for testosterone therapy (PDF) to review benefits and side-effects.
  • Hormonal injections, as well as all immunizations.*
  • Lab tests to monitor hormonal therapy.*
Insurance
  • The OSU-sponsored health plans (for domestic and international students as well as OSU-employed graduate students) have gender affirming care benefits. For more information, visit their website:

 

*The OSU Health Fee does not cover lab, immunization nor injection fees. However, SHS can bill most insurance carriers for these services. Whether and what insurance companies will reimburse varies from plan to plan. Please visit the links to the OSU-sponsored plans above for more specific information about coverage by those plans.

Counseling

SHS encourages students to work with a counselor if they are wishing to embark on transitioning.

Counselors are qualified to provide any letters that may be recommended or required for treatment.

Counselors provide support for students who are questioning their gender identity, experiencing gender dysphoria, or transitioning. Their goal is to provide an open, supportive and confidential environment for you to address issues that are concerning you.

Gender-inclusive restrooms on campus

Click the legend icon (box with an arrow on the far left) to see all gender-inclusive restrooms on campus.

Please note: If you are accessing this map on a mobile device, you must have the Google Maps app installed in order to open the fullscreen version of the map.