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NYU Health
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NYU automatically enrolls you into their student health insurance plan. Don’t pay extra when you can save money by signing up for an NYU accepted health insurance program with E-Benefit Solutions.
Benefits
How To Enroll
Plan Enrollment
Student Log-In
FAQ
NYU
Spring/Winter 2024-2025 Insurance Waiver Deadline
Monday, February 10, 2025 11:59:59 PM EST
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EBS’ Student Health Plan VS NYU
Benefits
SPECIAL SERVICES INCLUDE
Language Support Team
Korean, Chinese, English, Spanish
Online Sign-Up and Access
Easily enroll, access your health plan/records, and renew online.
Language Support Team
Korean, Chinese, English, Spanish
NYU |
EBS |
| Vision Excluded | Dental, Vision, & Hearing Included |
| $4,644 Annual Premium | Major Medical Insurance |
| In-Network | Comprehensive Accident Medical |
| Short Term Medical | |
| Tele-medicine/ Therapy | |
| Prescription Drug | |
| Insurance accepted at 10,000+ hospitals/physicians | |
NYU
Student Health Plan- $0 Deductible
- 90% Coinsurance
- $30 Copay Physician Visit
- $5,000 Out-of-Pocket Maximum
- $200 Adult Vision Benefit
- $1,600 Value Add-On Benefits
EBS
Student Health Plan- $100 Deductible
- 80% Coinsurance
- $25 Copay Physician Visit
- $6,350 Out-of-Pocket Maximum
- $200 Adult Vision Benefit
- $1,600 Value Add-On Benefits
EBS’ Student Health Plan VS NYU
Health Plan
at a Glance
EBS’ health plan
Why E-Benefit Solutions?
Students Served
Specialized Languages
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Client Renewal
Years of Experience
A subsidiary of Solomon Agency Corp. established in 1992, E-Benefit Solutions specializes in health insurance.
Providing the ultimate solutions to all of your health insurance concerns while simultaneously making your healthcare accessible to you.
SPECIAL SERVICES INCLUDE
Language Support Team
Korean, Chinese, English, Spanish
Language Support Team
Korean, Chinese, English, Spanish
Language Support Team
Korean, Chinese, English, Spanish
5 EASY STEPS
How to Enroll in EBS’ Student Health Plan
Use our “New Student Enrollment” Below to Enroll in your Health Plan
If you already have an account please click here to sign in
1. ENTER YOUR INFORMATION
Date of Birth: Enter your Date of Birth
School/Organization: Search up NYU
Student Category: Input your Visa Status
Choose Start Date: Choose the Semester you will need Coverage
**If you have a spouse/child that you are coming to NY with they are also eligible to be under the plan with you.
2. HEALTH PLANS
You will see a list of health plans that apply to you. Choose the one that you’d like to enroll in.
3. CREATE AN ACCOUNT
To enroll you’ll need to create an account so you could easily check your plan’s status and get your claims processed.
4. SUBMIT PAYMENT
You’ll need a credit card to submit your payment.
5. WAIVE YOUR SCHOOL INSURANCE
You’ll need to waive NYU’s school insurance before the deadline. (If you’re applying for the spring semester you will need to waive it before Monday, February 10, 2025)
New Student Enrollment
Refer to the section above for step-by-step directions on how to enroll in our student health plan.
EASILY RENEW AND EDIT YOUR PLAN
Existing Student Log-In
FAQ
Insurance Terminology to Understand your Health Plan
Premium
the insurance fee you pay either on a monthly/quarterly, or annual basis.
Deductible
the fixed amount individuals must pay each year before the insurance company starts covering medical expenses.
i.e. If your deductible is $2,000 and you have medical expenses of $200 you’ll pay $200 and have a remaining deductible of $1,800
i.e. If your deductible is $2,000 and you have medical expenses of $3,000 you’ll pay $2,000 and the insurer will pay $1,000.
Coinsurance
a medical cost-sharing system where the policyholder bears a portion of the medical expenses and the insurance company pays the rest.
i.e. If your coinsurance is 90% and you have medical expenses of $100 you’ll pay 90% and the insurer will pay 10%
Copay (copayment)
the amount you pay each time you visit a doctor or medical facility (The amount paid each time you use your insurance).
Out-of-Pocket
refers to the annual maximum amount a policyholder is responsible for paying. Once you reach the maximum, this includes deductible, copayment, and coinsurance, the insurer will cover the remaining expenses.
Working On Campus
If you are working on campus, you potentially may not be able to waive your school insurance. Please check with your school before signing up.