Clinic and Pharmacy Hours:
Spring and Fall Semesters: 7:30am-6pm
Summer Semester and Inter-sessions: 7:30am-5pm
For after hours care: Hospital Emergency Department or Urgent Care, if needed. Dial-A-Nurse
for questions and after hours advice 417-820-6055.
Building Open 7:30am-6pm, Monday - Friday
- Clinic Appointments: 8am-4pm, Monday - Friday
- Pharmacy: 8am-6pm, Monday - Friday
Magers Health and Wellness Clinic:
Office Visits:
- Please make sure to call the clinic before coming in so we can help you with your questions and your appointments.
- Also, for the medical safety of patients and staff, everyone must wear a mask in Magers.
- Please bring your mask when you com to Magers. If you don't have a mask, we will give
one to you at the front door.
- To reduce risks of exposure, please come to the appointment by yourself, unless you
must have a translator or guardian.
Telemedicine Services:
Occasionally, patients who need medical assistance but do not need to be seen in person,
will have the option of using our telemedicine services, if indicated.
- Telemedicine services will allow our Medical Staff to meet with patients and help them by telephone. We
utilize your electronic medical record during the visit, so we have full access o
your Magers medical records during the visit.
- Our receptionist will help arrange a telemedicine visit if this is appropriate for
you at this time.
- Get started by completing the Telehealth Consent form.
If you need to schedule a COVID-19 test, please schedule your same day appointment online by going to the MyHealth Portal.
Pharmacy:
The Pharmacy lobby is open. All prescriptions and over-the-counter (OTC) items are available in the lobby or
through the pharmacy drive-thru.
Flu Vaccination:
Magers has 5,000 flu vaccinations available and is vaccinating now. Please go to the
appointment section of the Magers Health Portal on our homepage to make your appointment.
We have:
- 4-Strain Flu Vaccine - for most patients
- High Dose Flu Vaccine for those 65 years and older
- Egg-Free Flu Vaccine for those with egg allergies
COVID-19 Pfizer vaccine information
Pfizer first and second dose vaccinations - for ages 5-11
Eligible dependents, ages 5-11, of Missouri State University employees can receive
the Pfizer Pediatric COVID‑19 vaccine.This vaccine is approved by the FDA and the
CDC in a reduced concentration and volume specifically for children this age. There
will be two doses, with the Second dose at least 21 days after the first dose. The vaccines will be given in the Magers Wellness Conference rooms during special
times reserved for these children. At the time of your appointment, remember to wear
a mask to enter Magers. For all other circumstances, Magers sees pediatric patients
who are at least six years old.
Parents or Legal Guardians can make the child’s appointment online at the Magers portal
or they can register by calling the Magers appointment desk, 417-836-4000. A parent
or legal guardian must be present at all times while the child is in the vaccination
clinic. More information is available at the following links:
Pfizer first and second dose vaccinations - for ages 12 and above
Missouri State University eligible students, employees, retirees, and dependents,
ages 12 and up can receive the first and second doses of the Pfizer vaccine. The Pfizer
second dose is taken at least 21 days after the first Pfizer dose.
Pfizer continuation first booster - for ages 12 and above
This Pfizer first booster is a continuation of Pfizer product for patients who have
also completed their primary vaccination series with Pfizer vaccine. Their second
or additional Pfizer vaccination must have been at least five months ago.
Pfizer initial booster vaccination - for ages 18 and above
This initial booster with Pfizer vaccine is for patients who received their Primary
Covid-19 vaccination series with a non-Pfizer vaccine: either Johnson vaccine or Moderna
vaccine.
This includes
- Adults aged 18 and older who completed a Moderna COVID-19 primary vaccination series, at least five months ago.
- Adults aged 18 and older who completed a single Johnson COVID-19 vaccination at least two months ago.
Check to see if you are eligible to receive a COVID-19 booster here.
Pfizer second booster dose of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine may be administered to individuals
50 years of age and older
- This second booster dose of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is given at least four months after the first COVID-19 booster with Pfizer or Moderna vaccine was given.
Pfizer additional primary vaccination - for ages five and above
This additional primary vaccination is for the ~ 3% of the population who have moderate or severe immunocompromised.
Examples of moderate or severe immunocompromised are: active cancer treatment, organ
transplant with immune suppression, stem cell transplant in in past two years with
immune suppression, advanced or untreated HIV infection, inherited immunodeficiency,
high-dose corticosteroids or other drugs that may suppress the immune system). If
you think you may qualify for this additional primary vaccination, please discuss
with your physician.
If you qualify for a Pfizer additional primary vaccination, then this is taken at least 28 days after your second dose Pfizer vaccination in your primary series
- Note: Magers has a Pfizer booster for patients who have completed a Moderna series.
Magers will not carry Moderna boosters. If these are specifically desired, then the
patient should schedule an appointment at Springfield-Greene County Public Health
or another vaccination site.
- Note: Magers has a Pfizer booster for patients who had a previous Johnson vaccination.
Magers will not carry Johnson Boosters. If these are specifically desired, then the
patient should schedule an appointment at Springfield-Greene County Public Health
or another vaxsite.
If you fall into one of these categories, please sign-up for a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination.
You can do this by going to the schedule your appointment link on this page and following
the prompts.
If you need help, please call our front desk receptionists at 417-836-4000.
A federally approved administration fee will be charged for people with insurance
and should be paid fully by the insurance.
SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENT
Vaccination cards
- If someone needs a COVID‑19 vaccination card, they should contact Magers Medical Records
and we will complete one for them.
- If one is traveling or needs an immediate digital copy of their COVID‑19 vaccination,
this can be obtained in the immunization section of their Electronic Health Record
at the Magers MyHealth portal.
- Please bring your Covid-19 vaccination card to your Covid-19 vaccination appointment,
so the vaccinator nurse can update your card for you.
Vaccination records entry
Students and Employees who were vaccinated somewhere other than Magers can email your
COVID‑19 vaccination status at Magers.
- Submit a copy of your COVID‑19 vaccination card or other written documentation to
Magers. Options include:
- The documentation will be entered into your electronic health record at Magers.
- For employees and for students, your participation with this vaccination will be shared
on your behalf with Missouri State University and you will be eligible for any current
Missouri State University incentives with this vaccine. If you elect to opt out of
this information sharing, notify the Director of Magers Health Center, in writing.
- Check your immunization record through the Magers MyHealth Portal one week later to confirm the vaccination record has been entered.
