Are there medical expenses for which the Student Insurance Plan does not pay benefits?
Yes. The Plan brochure lists those items for which no Student Insurance Plan benefits are payable. The most common medical expense for which no benefits are payable is an expense for treatment of a pre-existing condition not subject to HIPAA portability limitations (a condition in the first 12 months of coverage which originated, was diagnosed, treated, or recommended for treatment within the six months immediately prior to the effective date of coverage).
Yes. The Plan brochure lists those items for which no Student Insurance Plan benefits are payable. The most common medical expense for which no benefits are payable is an expense for treatment of a pre-existing condition not subject to HIPAA portability limitations (a condition in the first 12 months of coverage which originated, was diagnosed, treated, or recommended for treatment within the six months immediately prior to the effective date of coverage). • Can I receive benefits for treatment provided by any doctor or hospital? Yes. If you use a provider which is a member of the CCN network (a nationwide network of healthcare providers who have agreed to provide discounts on fees for medical services rendered), your share of the cost may be lower than for treatment with a provider who is not a member of the CCN network. You can find CCN network members at www.firsthealth.com. • Will benefits be paid for treatment provided during the 2008-2009 policy period of an injury or illness for
Related Questions
- If a student is injured during a school activity, will the school insurance plan cover all medical expenses, including visits to the doctor and hospital?
- Are there medical expenses for which the Student Insurance Plan does not pay benefits?
- Are Student Insurance Plan benefits for a medical expense equal to 100% of the charge?
