Thursday, September 1, 1983
Daily Nebraskan
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Student health plan
offers added coverage
By Il&rxia Meyer sequences Include
. financial problems, inap-
Good health care at the propriateness of health
lowest possible price is care, and as an extreme,
the aim of the Student's the student may have to
Health Insurance plan of- drop out of school."
fered through UNL's All undergraduate and
Student Health Program, graduate students are
The insurance plan, eligible for coverage
developed jointly by the under the plan, as are
ASUN Health Center dependents of eligible
Board, the Health Center students. Open enroll-
administrtion and the ment for the plan began
University administra- Aug. 16, and will con-
tion, covers all health tinue through Oct. 15.
care needs, said Stephen Students who were in the
Blom, Health Center plan last year will have
administrator. continuous coverage if
"Two years ago, a they renew their plan by
survey of UNL students Sept 5.
told us that they wanted The annual premium
a more comprehensive option for a student is
plan," Blom said. "This $169. Quarterly and
policy covers all illnesses semi-annual premium
and injuries. Providing payments can be
more services keeps us arranged.
up witn the current
trend to do things on an
out-patient basis rather
than on an in-patient
basis."
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The current policy
pays 80 percent of the
first $2,500 of expenses
after a $50 deductible
and 100 percent of the
expenses above $2,500 to
a maximum . of $25,000
per policy term.
The benefits cover
expenses for a semi
private hospital room
and board, miscel
laneous hospital ex
penses, physicians' fees,
use of an operating room,
laboratory services,
drugs and medicines
while hospitalized and x
rays. All benefits are based
on the usual and cust
omary charges. The
policy also includes
maternity, mental health
and accidental death
benefits.
When students use the
Health Center, the $50
deductible is waived and
the insurance policy will
pay 100 percent of the
medical bilL '
"What we want is for
students to seriously
think about their health
care needs," Blom said.
"It's important because
the consequences could
be negative. These con
Sen Exon
to view state
economic base
U.S. Sen. J. James Excn
will serve as chairman cf
the 1C33 Nebraska Con
ference on Business end
the Economy in the "COs
on Sept. 6 at the
Nebraska Center for
Continuing Education,
33rd and Holdree stre
ets. The conference is
being coordinated by the
Columbia Institute for
Political Research, a
Washington, D.C.-based
research firm. Its pur
pose is to idcr.tlTy pzrts
of the economy, that
could strengthen Nebras
ka businesses end the
economic bzz2 in the
state. National and
regionally recognized
speakers will discuss
current government
policies end the fcpsct
they are having on
business activity in
Nebraska.
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