The student health insurance plan has been selected, the contract has been signed, and you have received your email invitation for your schools Implementation Kick-Off Call. Before the call takes place there a few things that you should think about to make sure any possible questions are asked and answered during this call.
College students are told that they need to have an astounding resume to show future employers they are well-rounded individuals. So, students try to rack up as many accomplishments, certifications and activities on their resume as possible. They take on strenuous internships, join multiple organizations and work jobs outside of school. This is a recipe for overwhelmed and exhausted students. With these societal and academic pressures, mental health issues are steadily increasing among these scholars.
It’s no secret the world has become heavily reliable on technology, especially our smart phones. With the increase in technological advancements, we are able to do more, conveniently and on the go. Telehealth is one of the ways the health and medical industry is able to stay up to date with these technological advancements.
Understanding the difference between in-network and out-of-network healthcare costs can save you significant money and stress. In this blog, we’ll break down how these costs work, what they mean for your wallet, and why staying in-network might be the best option for your healthcare needs.
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