Lafene Health Center, located adjacent to the west side of campus at 1105
Sunset Avenue, offers K-State students
comprehensive, high quality, easily accessible, affordable outpatient health
care. The Center
also serves as a resource and an advocate for health education, promotion
and wellness.
Lafene Health Center
All Health Center appointments are centralized. Whether you need to make an appointment for a well woman exam, a physical therapy session, an x-ray, a physical, or an allergy injection, and to make your visit more efficient, we do ask that you call ahead for an appointment and arrive 15 minutes prior in order to have time to complete the check-in process. You can call us at 785.532.6544 during business hours to make an appointment. If you are late for your appointment, your appointment may have to be rescheduled. If you miss your appointment without notifying us in advance, you may be charged a failed appointment fee. If you need a prescription refilled, please allow 24-48 hours from the time you call in for the refill to be picked up. ALWAYS visit the check-in area first when you arrive and before you proceed to any of the clinical areas. If you have any questions, please call or email us at lafene@k-state.edu. Thank you.
Current Campus Health Issues & Events
- New campus shuttle route and schedule--dropoff avaiable at Kramer Dining Center--across the street from Lafene
- SHAPE is recruiting for Spring 2012 - Earn 3 UGE/K-State 8 credits!
- Interested in health care on campus--join SHAC!
- Need to learn CPR? Call 785-532-6595 to find out more.
- Want to know your metabolic fingerprint?
- Want the Lowdown
on Lafene?
- Dr. Willie has information for New Students!
- Full-service Pharmacy available - prescriptions & non-prescriptions
- Follow Doctor
Willie on Twitter for the latest
campus health news!
- Meningitis Vaccine: If you received a letter from University Housing regarding the meningococcal vaccine, this only applies to students NEW to University Housing this semester OR students who received the immunization prior to December 31, 2006.