Aetna Student Health

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Once you enter college, there are many decisions to make. One important decision is what health insurance plan to choose.

When comparing health insurance plans, there are things to consider:

You may have been a dependent on your parents’ health insurance plan and the plan may have an age limit – 18 or 23 years old – and you are no longer qualified for their health insurance coverage.
Your school has chosen Aetna Student Health because it is a leader in student insurance and customized and flexible to fit your needs as a student.
Without health insurance, the cost of an accident or illness may affect your ability to pay for school or classes.
You may want to take advantage of this health insurance with its health and wellness discounts and an expansive network of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies and specialists providers.

Your school requires you to have health insurance, so you must choose a health insurance carrier.

Enroll or Waive: Student Health Insurance Plan

I have carefully read the brochure and elect to enroll as indicated. Rates are not pro-rated other than as listed. I authorize the university to provide Aetna Student Health with my enrollment status to validate eligibility under the Plan. I warrant that the information I have provided in this application is true and accurate. If it is later determined that I have provided inaccurate information, my coverage and the coverage of my dependent(s) may be voided. I understand that premium will be refunded in the event that I am later determined to be an ineligible student. In such an event, I agree that my return premium may be reduced by the amount of any paid claims. Premium is not refundable for any reason other than a determination of ineligibility.

Enrollment Guidelines: Please refer to your school insurance plan brochure for your enrollment effective date. Applications will not be accepted after the enrollment deadline.

The college/university plan may not cover all your health care expenses. The plan excludes coverage for certain services and contains limitations on the amounts it will pay. Please read the plan brochure carefully before deciding whether this plan is right for you. Also, while the plan brochure tells you about some of the important features of the plan, other features may be important to you and some further limit what the plan will pay. If you want to look at the full plan description, which is contained in the Master Policy issued to the college/university, you may contact us at Marymount Manhattan College. Many plans contain annual and/or per condition maximums. Some illnesses may cost more to treat than what the plan will pay and health care providers may bill you for what the plan does not cover.

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