The coronavirus (COVID‐19) outbreak is a rapidly evolving situation and AHP is here for you as we navigate this together. To provide Universities as well as students with accurate and up-to-date information, AHP has compiled the following list of resources for your convenience.
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When it comes to student health insurance, one size does not fit all. Here are the three options you can use to offer your students a health insurance plan.
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Let’s face it, student health insurance isn’t the most fun or interesting topic to talk about. Nonetheless, it is an essential part of any active and thriving college campus.
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Traveling abroad can be the highlight of a student’s four years in college. It’s a time for students to gain new skills, enhance their resume, and hopefully, make lifelong friends. We want to make sure it is a pleasant and memorable experience that the students will treasure for years to come. It’s most definitely not a time for students to worry about their health. Here are four things you can do to help keep your students healthy and safe during their trip abroad.
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In the months leading up to the start of a new semester, Open Enrollment is a focal point for many. This is the time that students can voluntarily enroll in their Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP). It is important for this process to be as easy as possible so all students that need the plan get enrolled before Open Enrollment ends. There are many options offered to students to ensure a simple transition into their SHIP. Below are a few examples of the choices available to students during the Open Enrollment period.
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“This procedure/medication will require prior-authorization.” Words that no patient wants to hear when they are ready to proceed with a doctor-approved treatment plan for their medical concerns. However, it is one of the utilization management tools that insurance companies have developed to determine whether certain prescribed procedures, services, and medications are medically necessary, or whether there is an equally effective treatment available to the patient.
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