Find the right health insurance plan before you begin your studies. Student Cover helps you compare affordable plans with minimum medical coverage of $100,000, ACA-compliant protection, coverage for pre-existing conditions, cashless hospitalization, emergency medical assistance, prescription drug coverage, preventive care, and 24/7 support.
The right health insurance starts with the right university. Search your institution to compare approved plans, benefits, and coverage options.
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Everything you need for complete peace of mind during your studies in the US
Comprehensive coverage for doctor visits, hospitalization, surgeries, emergency medical treatment, specialist consultations, and diagnostic tests
Access counseling, therapy sessions, psychiatric care, and mental wellness support to help you stay healthy throughout your studies.
Coverage for COVID-19 testing, treatment, hospitalization, and related medical expenses as included in eligible plans.
Coverage for prescribed medications through an extensive pharmacy network helps reduce your healthcare expenses.
Protection for emergency medical evacuation, ambulance services, and repatriation assistance during unexpected medical emergencies.
Coverage for routine dental check-ups, preventive care, eye exams, vision services, and eligible dental treatments, depending on your plan.
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Learn the essential health insurance terms every international student should know before choosing a plan.
The amount you pay for your health insurance plan on a monthly or annual basis to keep your coverage active.
A copayment is a fixed amount you pay for covered healthcare services, while your insurance covers the remaining eligible costs.
The amount you pay for eligible medical expenses before your insurance plan starts covering costs.
The maximum amount your insurance plan will pay for eligible medical expenses during your policy period.
After meeting your deductible, you pay a percentage of eligible medical costs while your insurance covers the remaining amount.
What documents do I need to purchase insurance?
When does my coverage start?
How do I get university waiver approval?
Can I add my spouse or children to my plan?
What if I need to extend my coverage?
How do I file a claim for medical expenses?
Is mental health counseling covered?
What happens if I return to my home country temporarily?