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Welcome to Georgia Tech’s St H lth S i Stamps Health Services
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Welcome to Georgia Tech’s St H lth S iStamps Health Services
Georgia Tech’s Stamps Health Geo g a ec s Sta ps ea tServices Team
• Jonathan Baker, Director of Health ServicesServices
• Jennifer White, Supervisor of Patient Financial ServicesFinancial Services
Location, Hours of Coverage & Contact InfoContact Info
• Located Next to CRC
• Monday Friday 8am 5pm• Monday – Friday 8am-5pm
• Website: www.health.gatech.edu
On Campus Care ServicesCare Services
• Primary Care ClinicPrimary Care Clinic• Women’s Clinic
D t l Cli i• Dental Clinic• Psychiatry Clinic• Pharmacy• Diagnostic ServicesDiagnostic Services
(Lab/X-rays)
• Health PromotionHealth Promotion• Nutrition Clinic
Health Fees for Care ServicesCare Services
• The health fee for services at GT Stamps Health Services is $148.00 for fall semester and $148.00 for spring semester.
• Students enrolled to take 4 or more hours each semester are charged the mandatory health fee
• The charge will be added to your tuition for both fall and spring semesters.
Health Fees for Care ServicesCare Services
• Married students may pay the health fee for their spouse for the same quality care that have paid the semester health fee
• Many affordable services are offered for eligible students and their spouses
Health Fees for Care ServicesCare Services
• The health fee is not insurance, but a fee for on campus medical provided at GT Stamps Health Services
• Services are not provided for children- only eligible students and spouses
Services covered by Semester FeeSemester Fee
• Unlimited provider • First aid carepvisits
• Some medications & Ph
• Self care (one visit per category, per semester)
Allergy Cold & FluPharmacy consultations
• Some lab tests
– Allergy, Cold & Flu, Stomach,
Woman’s health EKG & Bl d
Some lab tests (including pregnancy testing)X R
• EKG & Blood pressure screening
• Eye Exam at Student• X-Rays• Health Promotion visits
Eye Exam at Student Center Optical
Additional Fee Based ServicesAdditional Fee Based Services
• Immunizations• Allergy Injections• Annual woman’s exam• Some Medications and
lab tests• Psychiatry Clinic ($25 after 3rd visit per
semester)semester)
• Nutrition Clinic ($5)
• Dental Clinic (Fee for Service)Dental Clinic (Fee for Service)
• Confidential HIV testing
Dental ClinicDental Clinic
• Examination and consultation• Cleanings• Cleanings• X-Rays• Fillings• Crowns• Cosmetic dentistry
(including teeth whitening)(including teeth whitening)
Psychiatry ClinicPsychiatry Clinic• 3 full time Psychiatrists on staff3 full time Psychiatrists on staff• Psychiatric Evaluations
M di ti M t• Medication Management• Substance Abuse• Bipolar Disorder• ConfidentialityConfidentiality• Coordination of care with
GT C li C tGT Counseling Center
Making AppointmentsMaking Appointments
• Primary & Urgent CareSame Day & Next Day Appointments Online
i t t@h lth t h [email protected]
• Women's Clinic: 404 894 1434• Women s Clinic: 404.894.1434
• Dental Clinic: 404.385.5147
• Psychiatry Clinic: 404.894.2585
• Nutrition Clinic: 404.894.1420
STUDENT INSURANCE
At Georgia Institute of TechnologyAt Georgia Institute of Technology
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Serviced by Pearce & Pearce, Inc
The Oldest Student Insurance Agency in the CountryAgency in the Country
Over 60 years of Service
Administer plans for over 200,000 students at over 100 i tit tiinstitutions.
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Security
Certified with the International St d d f I f ti S itStandard of Information Security
The First and only Student Insurance Agency in the United States to be certified with this Information Security Standard
The International Standard for Information Security audits every aspect of your business practices
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www.studentinsurance.com
Search: GA Tech
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GA Tech Home Page
WaiveOr
EnrollEnroll
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One page Waiver Form
Confirmation b inumber is
received when completed.
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ENROLL
C l h M dComplete the Mandatory Enrollment
Atwww studentinsurance comwww.studentinsurance.com
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Rates for the 09-10 School Year
Mandatory InsuranceMandatory InsuranceFall Rate
Graduate: $432.00
Undergraduate: $379.00
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BASIC CONCEPTS…..The student’s Cost
Deductibles for Mandatory plansGraduates: $250.00 once per policy yearUndergraduates: None
Coinsurance is the amount left after the insurance paysGraduates: 20%Undergraduates: 10 %
PrescriptionsPrescriptionsNo cost to the student at the Student Health CenterOther pharmacies: $15/$30 Copay
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Basic Concepts …………….
Always read your Benefits and Exclusions
Go to www.studentinsurance.com and print the four page summary of benefits.
Use the Preferred Providers
First Health Network. A list is found at www studentinsurance comwww.studentinsurance.com
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Basic Concepts………………
Re-pricing
Contracts are in place with Preferred Providers
The Preferred Provider is First Health
Wh l i i i d th h i lWhen a claim is re-priced the charge is less
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…………Deductibles (example)
An example of a claim with an Annual Deductible of $250 00 d th i 80%$250.00 and the insurance pays 80%.
The first claim is $700.00 re-priced to $500.00 and isThe first claim is $700.00 re priced to $500.00 and is paid in network
InsuranceDeductible Payment Coinsurance
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…………Deductibles (example)
An example of a claim with an Annual Deductible of $250 00 ft th d d tibl i ti fi d$250.00 after the deductible is satisfied
The second claim is $500.00 paid in networkThe second claim is $500.00 paid in networkInsurance
Deductible Payment CoinsuranceDeductible Payment Coinsurance
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Could this be you?
The first week of school (on campus) you crash yourbicycle, twisting your ankle You need to see a doctorbicycle, twisting your ankle. You need to see a doctorand have paid your insurance fees.
What to do?
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Steps to take……
Go to the Student Health Center First. (if they ared it i t )open and it is not an emergency.)
If necessary, they will refer you to a PreferredNetwork provider.
If you have not received your ID card go toIf you have not received your ID card, go towww.studentinsurance.com and complete theMandatory Enrollment and print off the ID cardMandatory Enrollment and print off the ID card.
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Maternity
Wh t t d ?What to do?
Locate a PPO Provider (First Health)
L t H it l i th PPO N t kLocate a Hospital in the PPO Network
P i 09 10 I C dPrint your 09-10 Insurance Card
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Pre-existing Condition
What is Pre-existing?
An ongoing Condition or symptoms of a condition
What to do?
If you have had the Student Insurance for 12 months prior …………do nothing.
If you have not had the Student Insurance for 12 months prior request a document to show you had
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months prior, request a document to show you had prior insurance.
Prescriptions
Print a New Insurance CardPrint a New Insurance Card
Always show your insurance card to the Pharmacy.
Use your Student Health Center PharmacyUse your Student Health Center Pharmacy. There is NO Deductible.
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