Student Health Insurance Program
UnitedHealthcare StudentResources now offers AICUP members a Student Injury and Sickness insurance plan that provides coverage options and dedicated service for students. UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to the student insurance market, serving 390,000 students from over 400 colleges and universities every plan year. A variety of flexible options are available, including major medical plans, preventive care, and adjustments of exclusions such as suicide and drug-related accidents or sickness. All plans include benefits for ADHD, intramural and club sports and a variety of ancillary benefits designed with students in mind.
StudentResources supports both voluntary and mandatory student insurance plans. Their Partner Center suite of online tools helps school administrators streamline the management of hard waiver programs, Student Health Center referral submission and Student Health Center ledger bill submission.
StudentResources adds value to every student insurance policy with:
- Emergency medical assistance when students are traveling
- Telephonic triage, any time day or night, for health issues or assistance with personal, financial and legal concerns
- 5% to 50% discounts on a variety of health and wellness products including dental and vision care
- 24/7 Health Advocate
- Customer Service and Claims units dedicated to serving students and delivering outstanding service and support
- Quick and easy online enrollment
- Student online access to policy information, ID cards, provider search and value added benefit details
**The Impact of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s (PPACA) on Student Health Insurance**
On March 16, 2012, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the final rule detailing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s (PPACA) impact on student health insurance plans. While some final rules are effective with policies that begin on or after July 1, 2012, others are phased in during policy years 2013 and 2014.
The AICUP Student Health Insurance Program addresses these final rules and assists member colleges with compliance.
For the highlights of the final rule as they relate to student insurance plans, now considered a form of individual (as opposed to group) insurance, click here.
CONTACT: Dave Opperman, dopper@firstriskadvisors.com or 267-880-2300
- AICUP Member Participants: 4
- AICUP Members Participating in Peer Review for Program Approval: 22
Student Health Insurance Program
UnitedHealthcare StudentResources now offers AICUP members a Student Injury and Sickness insurance plan that provides coverage options and dedicated service for students. UnitedHealthcare is dedicated to the student insurance market, serving 390,000 students from over 400 colleges and universities every plan year. A variety of flexible options are available, including major medical plans, preventive care, and adjustments of exclusions such as suicide and drug-related accidents or sickness. All plans include benefits for ADHD, intramural and club sports and a variety of ancillary benefits designed with students in mind.
StudentResources supports both voluntary and mandatory student insurance plans. Their Partner Center suite of online tools helps school administrators streamline the management of hard waiver programs, Student Health Center referral submission and Student Health Center ledger bill submission.
StudentResources adds value to every student insurance policy with:
- Emergency medical assistance when students are traveling
- Telephonic triage, any time day or night, for health issues or assistance with personal, financial and legal concerns
- 5% to 50% discounts on a variety of health and wellness products including dental and vision care
- 24/7 Health Advocate
- Customer Service and Claims units dedicated to serving students and delivering outstanding service and support
- Quick and easy online enrollment
- Student online access to policy information, ID cards, provider search and value added benefit details
**The Impact of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s (PPACA) on Student Health Insurance**
On March 16, 2012, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the final rule detailing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act’s (PPACA) impact on student health insurance plans. While some final rules are effective with policies that begin on or after July 1, 2012, others are phased in during policy years 2013 and 2014.
The AICUP Student Health Insurance Program addresses these final rules and assists member colleges with compliance.
For the highlights of the final rule as they relate to student insurance plans, now considered a form of individual (as opposed to group) insurance, click here.
CONTACT: Dave Opperman, dopper@firstriskadvisors.com or 267-880-2300
- AICUP Member Participants: 4
- AICUP Members Participating in Peer Review for Program Approval: 22