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MEDICAL INSURANCE FOR
INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS
Obtaining and
maintaining medical insurance during your stay in the United
States is vital if you are an international student
because the cost of treating even relatively minor medical
problems is extremely expensive in the United States.
For F-1 students, (and their dependents), medical insurance
is not mandatory but it is strongly recommended that you
purchase insurance to protect you while studying in the US.
The chart below
provides information to allow you to compare the costs and
coverage provided by some insurance plans currently available for
international students.
INTERNATIONAL
STUDENT
AND EXCHANGE
VISITOR
INSURANCE
The
U.S. Department of State requires that all Exchange Visitors (J-1
Status) maintain insurance for themselves and their dependents
while in the United States.
Students in F-1
status are strongly urged to maintain insurance.
This chart is for informational purposes only.
The City College of New York bears no responsibility for
the accuracy of this information.
For complete details about each policy, read the provider's
brochure (available in the International Student Office) and contact the insurance company directly.
COMPARATIVE
SUMMARY OF SELECTED POLICY BENEFITS – 2004-2005 *
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NAME
OF
INSURANCE
POLICY
And
PLAN
ADMINISTRATOR
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MONTHLY
PREMIUMS
3-Month
Minimum Required
(Premiums
by
Age Range.
Check
Brochure for Current Rates)
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DEDUCTIBLES
&
STUDENT COST
PER
CLAIM
(1)
= Deductible.
(2)
= Deductible
with
University
Health
Service Referral
(3)
= Amount you would pay
for bills of
$5,000
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CO-INSURANCE
&
MAJOR MEDICAL
COVERAGE
(Covers
Usual,
Customary
and
Reasonable
Charges
after
payment
of
Deductible.)
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MEDICAL
EVACUATION
and
REPATRIATION
COVERAGE
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MAXIMUM
BENEFIT
per
injury or
illness
PC
=
Previous
Conditions
Covered
After
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FAMILY
COVERAGE
Monthly
Premium
Range
S
= Spouse
C
= Child
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HEALTHCARE
ADVANTAGE
HTH
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To
7/31/2005
19-23
$ 34
24-30
$ 47
31-40
$ 67
41-50
$ 128
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(1)
$ 100
(2)
$ 50
(3)
$ 990
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80%
of first
$10,000,
then
100%
up to
policy maximum.
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M.E.
up to
$50,000
R.
up to
$15,000
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$250,000
(Stu.)
$
50,000 (Dep.)
PC
= one year.
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S=$
156 to
$ 219
C=$
63 to
$ 92
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PREFERRED
HEALTH
PLAN
HTH
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To
7/31/2005
19-23
$ 46
24-30
$ 58
31-40
$ 81
41-50
$ 139
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(1)
$ 100
(2)
$ 50
(3)
$ 50
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100%
of first
$25,000,
then
80%
up to
policy maximum.
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M.E.
up to
$50,000
R.
up to
$15,000
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$500,000
(Stu.)
$50,000
(Dep.)
PC
= one year.
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S=$ 183
to
$
323
C=$ 93
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PREFERRED
HEALTH
PLAN
HTH
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To
7/31/2005
19-23
$ 46
24-30
$ 58
31-40
$ 81
41-50
$ 139
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(1)
$ 100
(2)
$ 50
(3)
$ 50
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100%
of first
$25,000,
then
80%
up to
policy maximum.
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M.E.
up to
$50,000
R.
up to
$15,000
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$500,000
(Stu.)
$50,000
(Dep.)
PC
= one year.
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S=$ 183
to
$
323
C=$ 93
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SILVER
I.S.O.
& AIG
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To7/1/2005
To
23 $ 27
24-30
$ 120
31-40
$ 99
41-50
$ 110
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(1)
$ 100
(2)
$ 50
(3)
$ 50
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100%
up to
policy maximum.
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M.E.
up
to
$15,000
R.
up to
$10,000
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Lifetime
$100,000
Per Incident
$
50,000
PC
= one year.
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S
& C
Dependent
Rate
=
$
190 each
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COMPASS
CARE
PLAN
(Compass Benefits)
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To
7/1/2005
To
23 $ 44
24-30
$ 58
31-40
$ 79
41-50
$ 133
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(1)
$ 100
(2)
$ 50
(3)
$ 990
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80%
of first
$10,000,
then
100%
up to
policy maximum
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M.E.
up to
$50,000
R.
up to
$25,000
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$250,000 (Stu.)
$50,000 (Dep.)
PC
= one year.
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S= $84
to
$282
C = $ 83
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VIP
I.S.O.
& AIG
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$
57
Flat
Rate up to Age 40
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(1)
$ 100
(2)
$ 100
(3)
$ 100
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Generally
100%
See
Brochure for Limits per Type of Treatment.
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M.E.
up to
$20,000
R.
up to
$10,000.
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Maximum
benefit per event
$
150,000
PC
= none
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