After Hours Care
DeWeese Health Center offers students the opportunity to call the Â鶹´«Ã½ Nurse Line, which delivers quality medical advice 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Even when the DeWeese Health Center is closed, students may call the Kent State Nurse Line and talk to a registered nurse who will assess their medical concerns and suggest what to do next.
KSU Nurse Line: 330-672-2326
24 hours a day, 7 days a week
Call the Kent State Nurse Line when you:
- Are in need of a medical assessment or home care advice
- Are experiencing symptoms that might be a medical concern
- Have been exposed to or ingested a potentially poisonous or hazardous substance
- Require immediate information regarding medications
- Need advice about insect or animal bites
- Are in need of an assessment on injuries or trauma (not a 911 emergency)
- Are experiencing seasonal illness such as cold, coughs, sore throats, flu symptoms and allergies
The nurse line offers services for deaf/near deaf and non-English speaking callers.
Please find additional 24 hour support options below.
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE SERVICES
911 [Emergency]
330-672-2212 [Non-Emergency]
Police Services
CAPS AFTER HOURS SUPPORT
330-672-2487
Â鶹´«Ã½ Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)
330-296-3555
1-877-796-3555 (Portage County 24/7 hotline)
TOWNHALL II HELPLINE
330-678-HELP
866-449-8518
NATIONAL SUICIDE & CRISIS LIFELINE
Call or Text 988
THE TREVOR LIFELINE: PREVENTING SUICIDE AMONG LGBTQ YOUTH
866-488-7386
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS - KENT HEALTH CENTER
330-677-7681
UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS PORTAGE MEDICAL CENTER IN RAVENNA
330-297-0811