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Saturday, 29 November 2008 |
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By Kristi Ambrose
When you finally get done with high school, college probably isn't too far behind and many times when a child reaches a certain age they can no longer be covered by their parents insurance. This can become quite a troubling situation if they aren't working, however, many colleges actually offer health care plans for the student body. Deciding if these plans are good for you or not takes a lot of deliberating. For the most part college health benefits are going to vary from school to school and although many people think that this is free, which definitely is NOT the case. While office visits and routine check-ups can be free of charge but lab work and other specialty items will cost you money.
Benefits will usually pay for only certain types of covered services at the health care campus center. In the event that you have to see an outside doctor then the student's coverage can drop up to 70% and run the risk of being required to pay a high deductible. Also, if you have a |
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