Insurance Overview
University Student Health Plan
Deductible
$500
May apply before coverage
Primary care
$25
Copay
Urgent care
$50
Copay
ER
$250
Copay
Insurance Terms Explainer
Deductible
Amount you may pay before insurance starts covering some services.
Copay
A fixed amount you pay for a covered visit or medication.
Coinsurance
A percentage of the cost you pay after deductible rules apply.
Out-of-pocket maximum
The most you pay for covered in-network care in a plan year.
Premium
The amount paid to keep insurance active.
In-network
Doctors or clinics contracted with your insurance plan.
Out-of-network
Care that may cost more or may not be covered.
Referral
A provider recommendation needed before some specialist visits.
Prior authorization
Insurance approval required before some services or medications.
Claim
A bill sent to insurance for processing.
Explanation of Benefits
A statement explaining what insurance paid and what you may owe.
Where Should I Go?
Care decision helper
Emergency room
For severe or life-threatening symptoms.
Urgent care
For same-day non-emergency care.
Student health center
Often a good first stop for mild illness or campus services.
Primary care
For routine care and ongoing concerns.
Telehealth
For virtual non-emergency visits when available.
Campus counseling
For mental health support and referrals.
Pharmacy
For prescriptions and medication questions.
Insurance customer service
For network, claim, and cost questions.
Insurance Document Analyzer
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Key details
- Mental health is covered
- Prescription coverage uses copays
- ER care has a higher copay
Cost risks
- Out-of-network care may cost more
- A deductible can apply before some services are covered
What to ask insurance
- Is this provider in network?
- Will the deductible apply?
- Do I need prior authorization?
What to ask university health center
- Can I start at the student health center?
- Do I need a referral?
- Which local urgent care is in network?
Medical Bill Explainer
Simple explanation: if the bill was $850 and insurance paid $300, the remaining amount may be patient responsibility, deductible, copay, coinsurance, or an error. Ask billing for an itemized bill and ask insurance how the claim was processed.