Health Insurance Comparisons

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  Jen posted: 17 Aug at 10:25 am

  Contact your student health services center on campus, they usually have a list of less expensive health providers for your area.

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  girly_heather23 posted: 17 Aug at 10:55 am

  Look at getting a high dedicutuble health care insurnace. basically it will cover in case of major emergency but you are responsbible for basic health , paying out of pocket.

  look into your college, they should hve plans.

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  heyteach posted: 17 Aug at 10:55 am

  Normally colleges and universities have student insurance plans. Your student government or such office probably lists it. U’s also tend to have student health SERVICES on campus as well.

  If yours is rare and really doesn’t offer anything, then check a place like ehealthinsurance.com and see what’s out there. If you’re young and healthy, check into HSA policies so you can save for when you’d have a real need. Again, there should be some discounted services around a college–clinics or such–and you should be good unless you have real health issues. Then a lower deductible HSA is for you.

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  Brad Tolar posted: 17 Aug at 11:26 am

  Assurant has a plan designed especially for college students. Look at http://www.lvhealthins.com

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  mbrcatz17 posted: 17 Aug at 11:28 am

  Cheaper than what? Cheapest is on your parents insurance. Cheap is the school plan. Standard is what you pay for a private policy on your own – which is around $200 a month for a low or no deductible plan.

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  tswann77 posted: 17 Aug at 12:13 pm

  Another option is discount health benefits. You don’t have the high cost of the monthly Ins rates, co-pays or deductables. The monthy rate is very reasonable for anyone to have. Plus all on-going health problems are accepted.

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