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Student Health Insurance (PDF)

OUTLINE OF BENEFITS (PDF)

PREVENTIVE SERVICES COVERED UNDER THE AFFORDABLE CARE ACT

TAX FILING FORMS

Students insured with this student health insurance plan are able to obtain a 1095-B form by calling the following phone number: (800) 422-6200

UNIFORM GLOSSARY OF INSURANCE TERMS (PDF)

OPTUM RX DRUG PROGRAM

Important information regarding your pharmacy benefit through Optum RX

In order to use your student insurance plan's pharmacy benefits you must use a participating pharmacy. Please find a participating pharmacy at www.OptumRx.com.

With the change in policy year to 2016/17, your pertinent information must be provided to Optum RX and updated in their database. These procedures can take up to 10 days from the receipt of the name list from your school. If you are not recognized by your pharmacy it is because this update has not been completed. You may file a claim for a reimbursement using the claim form in the drop down menu to the left should you need to purchase medication prior to your pharmacy recognizing you in the Optum RX system.

You will receive your Identification Card for the Pharmacy Drug Program approximately 2 weeks after the waiver deadline date for each semester. Until your permanent Identification Card is received, you must present the Temporary Identification Card (found by going to www.saintxavierinsurance.com.) to your Pharmacist. You may also call 800-452-5772 and ask that a copy of the Temporary Identification Card to be sent to you.

Note: You may call AIP prior to using the Optum RX Temporary ID Card to verify your eligibility information has been provided by Optum RX.

ON CALL INTERNATIONAL / 1-855-226-7915

An emergency helpline for students in need of medical or legal help or advice, within or outside of the United States.

24-HOUR ON CALL NURSE ADVICE LINE

Students may utilize the Nurse Advice Line anytime they need confidential medical advice. ON CALL provides clinical assessment, education and general health information. This service shall be performed by a registered Nurse Counselor to assist in identifying the appropriate level and source(s) of care (based on symptoms reported and/or health care questions asked). Nurses shall not diagnose ailments. This program gives access to the nurse information line 24-hours a day, 7 days a week. One phone call is all it takes to access a wealth of useful health care information at 1-800-850-4556 or collect outside the U.S. and Canada, 603-328-1713.