All students who are enrolled at the University and are taking five or more credit hours are automatically assessed the Student Health fee in tuition costs. This fee includes the basic health insurance, dental benefits, and access to all the services provided by the Center for Student Health and Counseling.

Included in the basic benefits are partial payments for hospitalization, physician's home and office visits, ambulance service, x-ray and laboratory work, surgery and pregnancy expenses.

Please note: Students who drop below the 5 credit hour limit before the enrollment deadline will have their health fee refunded. If a student needs to drop for medical reasons and wishes to continue to have access to SHAC and insurance, they may appeal to do so by contacting Christi Ziegler (Insurance Rep) at 503-975-4292.

Please be aware that most self-support or course credits received from TV, Internet, Video, or Satellite are not eligible for the student health fee/basic insurance or supplemental insurance. To read the full description of Self-Support classes please click here.

A voluntary insurance program is also available for students who have the Basic Plan. The Supplemental Plan offers additional coverage in addition to the Basic Plan maximum. To learn more or enroll in this plan, call Wells Fargo Insurance Services at 1-800-853-5899 by the Add/Drop deadline or click here for their website.

1. General Insurance Information
   Includes eligibility, charges per academic term and dates of coverage for each term.
   
   

2. 2009-2010 Insurance Plan
   A summary of benefits for the basic plan and domestic supplemental plan.
   
   

3. Dental Service
   The Center for Student Health and Counseling has a Dental Service available to students. Please select the link above for information regarding services and fees.
   
   

4. International Student Services
   If you are an international student, you can visit the international student website for more information on insurance for you. You can also read about what's available to you by clicking here for the International Student Health Insurance brochure.
   
   

5. Insurance Options for Graduating Seniors
   Describes all the options available for students graduating in 2009-2010.
   
   

6. Oregon Health Plan
   Describes eligibility for the Oregon Health Plan and how to apply. For additional information on eligibility view the
   The Oregon Health Plan site directly or visit
   The Oregon Department of Human Services for general information.
   
   

7. Preferred Provider Network and Local Emergency Departments/Urgent Cares
   Follow this link to search for a medical provider within the Aetna Preferred Provider Network. Or to find the nearest hospital or urgent care center click here.

1. 2008-2009 Insurance Brochure
   A summary of benefits for the basic plan and domestic supplemental plan.