Student Guide to Health Program Requirements

Different programs may have different requirements, but many include some or all of the following:

Some insurance plans will cover all of these services. Some will cover none because they consider it a school-related expense and not medically necessary. It all depends on your individual plan.

It is your responsibility to call the number on the back of your insurance card to find out if you have coverage for these services. When you call your insurance carrier, you must give them the specific CPT code unique to that service to verify coverage. If you do not provide them with these CPT codes, you may not get accurate information.

• If you do have insurance coverage for these services, you will get the best coverage from going to an in-network provider. (The SXU Health Center is in-network with PPO's from Aetna, BC/BS, Humana, Medicare, and United Health Care. The lab that we use is Quest Laboratories).
• Please note that even if these services are covered you may still get a bill if you have not met your yearly deductible yet. Every plan has different deductible amount. If this is the case, it is then in your best interest to find a location that charges a reasonable amount for these services.

If you do not have insurance coverage for these services, you will want to find the best self-pay prices. The SXU Health Center keeps prices as low as possible in order to serve our student population. Please call 773-298-3712 to discuss pricing.

Below are the CPT codes for the most common health program requirements. If you have any questions, would like to discuss our self-pay rates, or your program requires different services, please contact the SXU Health Center at 773-298-3712.