Student Gold Health Insurance
Overview
- Are you no longer eligible for health insurance coverage under your family’s policy?
- Will you be able to find a covered primary care provider in the Boulder area - especially if your family’s health insurance plan was issued elsewhere?
- What are your deductibles for out-of-state health insurance plans?
- Do you need spouse/same gender domestic partner (SGDP) or dependent coverage?
- How much out-of-pocket expense can you afford?
The Student Gold Health Insurance Plan offers quality health insurance coverage for CU-Boulder students (and their spouses/SGDPs and dependents), with primary care at Wardenburg Health Center - in addition to coverage for services outside Wardenburg Health Center
Plan Features
- Wardenburg Health Center is the Primary Care Provider (PCP).
- There is no deductible or copay for services inside Wardenburg Health Center.
- There is a $250 deductible per person per policy year for services outside Wardenburg Health Center.
- For services outside Wardenburg, there is a maximum lifetime benefit of $500,000 (see plan brochure).
- The plan has a $5,000 out-of-pocket maximum per policy year.
- Spouse/SGDP and dependent coverage is available.
- The plan includes immunization coverage.
- There is an option to increase maximum lifetime benefit to $1,000,000.
For 2009-2010 plan costs click here
For 2009-2010 plan information click here
Services Outside of Wardenburg Health Center
Services and benefits provided outside of Wardenburg Health Center are underwritten by Aetna Student Health.
Aetna Student Health
888-834-4708
Aetna's CU policy page >>
Aetna Claims Administrators, Inc.
P.O. Box 15708
Boston, MA 02215
Policy # 697421
Aetna Pharmacy Management
800-238-6279
NOTE: For hospitalization preauthorization and emergency admissions contact Aetna at 888-834-4708.
*Disclaimer: Benefits outside of Wardenburg Health Center are underwritten by Aetna Student Health. The master policy on file at the university contains all the provisions, limitations, exclusions, and qualifications of the plans, which may not be included on the web pages. The master policy is the contract and will govern and control the payment of benefits.
