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array_files[1]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/claims.html","2008-10-30","2K","Your Claims    ","",""," Your Claims Your Claims Contact Information Additional Information Mail all medical or pharmacy claims to CampusCare 440 Quadrangle Drive Suite B Bolingbrook, IL 60440 312.996.4915 Option 2 For pharmacy claims, you will need to mail the original receipt and pharmacy identification sheet (copies will not be accepted). Inquire about Claim Status Check claim status online Mailing Address & Phone # CampusCare 440 Quadrangle Drive Suite B Bolingbrook, IL 60440 312.996.4915 Option 2 Inquire about Referrals, Precertifications and Admissions 312.996.4915 Option 1     ");
array_files[2]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/benefits-summary.html","2008-10-30","4K","Benefits Summary    ","",""," Benefits Summary Benefits At A Glance All services must be medically necessary, authorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician and provided at a Contracted Network Provider unless they meet emergency guidelines or as authorized by the CampusCare Medical Director. Covered medical services will be paid up to maximum and at the rates listed below: Benefits Summary Lifetime Maximum Benefits500,000 Deductible0 Inpatient Hospital Hospital Room and Board Expenses100% Inpatient Hospital Miscellaneous Expenses100% Mental Health Expense100% with a 100 per day copayment Substance Abuse 100% with 100 per day copayment Outpatient Hospital Emergency Expenses (within 48 hours)100% with a 35 copayment Non Emergency Expenses **100% Mental Health100% with a 20 per visit copayment Substance Abuse100% with a 20 per visit copayment Physician Expenses Physician Visits100% with a 10 per office visit copayment Consultant Expenses **100% with a 10 per office visit copayment Surgical Expense **100% Assistant Surgeon Expense100% Anesthetist Expense100% Outpatient Physician Expenses100% Ancillary Service Expenses Ambulance Expense80% Prescription Drugs100% with a 10 Generic, 20 Brand & 40 Non-formulary copaymentMaximum Benefit 2500 per year Physical Therapy Expenses **100% Home Health Expenses ** 90% Durable Medical Equipment Expenses ** (including Diabetic Supplies)90% UHP DentalFree Annual Exam & X-ray at Network Provider UHP VisionFree Annual Exam at Network Provider Life Coverage2,500 Accidental Death & Dismemberment Coverage2,500 ** Referral from CampusCare Health Center Physician required Refer to Certification of Coverage for complete listing of covered services, definitions, limitations & exclusions     ");
array_files[3]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq7.html","2008-10-30","4K","Prescriptions - Frequently Asked Questions    ","",""," Prescriptions - Frequently Asked Questions Prescriptions - Frequently Asked Questions 1. Where can I fill my prescriptions? Enrolled students and covered dependents can fill prescriptions at the locations listed on the Pharmacy page. Members are only required to pay the applicable copayment at the these locations. Alternatively CampusCare members can go to any pharmacy but will be required to pay in full and request reimbursement. 2. Can I get my prescriptions filled for more than a month supply? If you are taking maintenance medications, you can receive up to a 60-day supply of medication from the University of Illinois Medical Center Pharmacy. Your Physician must write a prescription for a 60-day supply. Each 60-day supply will require a double copayment. Please note that the Medical Center Pharmacy will only dispense a 60-day supply of medication if the 60-day period falls within CampusCare benefit coverage dates. 3. Can I use any pharmacy I want? It is recommended that you use one of the pharmacies listed on the Pharmacy page. However, prescriptions can be filled at external pharmacy locations (such as Walgreens, CVS, etc.). To be reimbursed less your copay, submit the original receipt and pharmacy identification sheet (copies will not be accepted). For a full refund less required co-payment submit all pharmacy claims to: CampusCare 440 Quadrangle Drive, Suite B Bolingbrook, IL 60440     ");
array_files[4]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/pharmacy.html","2008-10-30","4K","Preferred Pharmacy Locations    ","",""," Preferred Pharmacy Locations Preferred Pharmacy Locations All CampusCare members can utilize any of the pharmacies listed below. Members also have access to any external pharmacy, such as Walgreens or CVS. Member must pay amount in full upfront and mail in all original receipts and the pharmacy identification sheet for reimbursement. Member is responsible for the prescription co-pay. View claims mailing address. Students should present their CampusCare Member ID Card to obtain benefits at one of the following locations: Chicago Pharmacies Rockford Pharmacies Peoria Pharmacies University Village Pharmacy 722 West Maxwell StreetChicago, Illinois 60607 Phone: 312-355-2345 Eye & Ear Infirmary 1855 West Taylor StreetChicago, Illinois 60612 Phone: 312-996-6540 Nihan & Martin Pharmacy 1660 North Alpine RoadRockford, Illinois 61107 Phone: 815-399-2505 Heartland Pharmacy 221 NE Glen OakPeoria, Illinois 61636 Phone: 309-671-5151 Heartland Atrium Pharmacy Avenue 900 Main Street, Suite 170Peoria, Illinois 61602 Phone: 309-671-5195     ");
array_files[5]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/home.html","2008-10-30","6K","Welcome To CampusCare Home Page    ","",""," Welcome To CampusCare Home Page -- Popular Links Answers To FAQs CampusCare ID Card How To Make A Physicians Appointment Fees & Important Dates Emergency & After Hour Guidelines Glossary Of Frequently Used Terms Forms Waive Coverage Reinstate Enrollment Dependent Enrollment Dependent Disenrollment Summer Continuation All Forms...-- cchealth@uic.edu 312.996.4915 Whats NEW for Fall 2008 One routine annual exam for dependents 35 co-payment for Emergency Room services Well-Child Care is now covered up to age 9 Domestic Partners are now eligible CampusCare | 820 Wood St. Chicago, IL 60612 | Suite W310 | CSN 911 Building     ");
array_files[6]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/glossary.html","2008-10-30","11K","Glossary of Frequently Used Terms    ","",""," Glossary of Frequently Used Terms Glossary of Frequently Used Terms Term Description Academic Year Shall mean the period of time beginning at 12:01 a.m. the first day of classes Fall term and ending at 12:01 a.m. the first day of classes the next Fall Term as established by the University of Illinois at Chicago. CampusCare Shall mean the self-funded health benefits student program of the University of Illinois at Chicago. Case Management Is the process whereby a health care professional supervises the administration of medical and/or ancillary services to a patient. Contract Year Shall mean the same as Academic Year. Co-payment Shall mean the amount a Member must pay to a Provider in order to receive a specific service under this Certificate of Coverage. DME Shall mean the rental or purchase as pre-approved and at the discretion of CampusCare when prescribed by a Health Center Physician and the CampusCare Medical Director, obtained through a CampusCare Provider and requested for therapeutic use. Replacement equipment is not covered. a.Durable Medical Equipment consists of, but is not restricted to, the following: 1.is primarily and customarily used to serve a medical purpose 2.can withstand repeated use 3.generally is not useful to a person in the absence of Injury or Sickness 4.hospital-type beds 5.traction equipment 6.wheelchairs 7.walkers b.The following items are not considered Durable Medical Equipment: 1.exercise equipment 2.air conditioners 3.electric scooters 4.ramps or other environmental devices 5.dehumidifiers 6.whirlpool baths 7.other equipment that has both a non-therapeutic and therapeutic use Discharge Planning Shall mean planning by health care professionals as to how long a Member will be in the Hospital, what the expected outcome will be, whether there will be any special requirements on discharge and what medical services need to be facilitated in advance. Domestic Partner Shall mean an unrelated partner, same sex individual who reside in the same household and have a financial and emotional interdependence, consistent with that of a married couple for a period of not less than one year and continue to maintain such arrangement. To qualify, a completed University of Illinois Affidavit of Domestic Partnership form, or its equivalent from another governmental entity, must be submitted and approved by the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Chicago Campus Access and Equity Office. If there is a change in status as domestic partners, the student agrees to notify the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Chicago Campus Access and Equity Office within thirty (30) days of such change by filing a statement of Termination of Domestic Partnership, which will make the domestic partner no longer eligible for coverage. Enrollee Shall mean the same as Member. Enrollment Period Shall mean the first twenty eight (28) days of the Fall and Spring Term and the first fifteen (15) of the summer term as established by UIC. Formulary Shall mean a listing of accepted outpatient drugs for various disease states as determined by the CampusCare Medical Director and the Pharmacy and Therapeutics Committee. Group Shall mean a Member and their eligible dependents enrolled in CampusCare. Health Center Physician Shall mean approved or contracted CampusCare Health Center Physician who is responsible for basic medical care and coordinating a Member’s health care needs. Home Health Care Shall mean skilled nursing and/or therapeutic services, determined by a CampusCare Health Center physician to be medically appropriate, provided at a Member’s home by an RN or Home Health Aid from a state-licensed Home Health Agency which is eligible to participate under the Medicare program for the Aged and Disabled. Hospital Shall mean a duly licensed health care institution, engaged primarily in providing facilities for diagnosis, care and treatment of sick and injured persons under the care of a Physician and including the regular provision of bedside nursing by Registered Nurses. Institutions operated primarily for the purpose of custodial care shall not be included. Inpatient Shall mean a Member who is a registered bed patient and is treated as such in a Hospital. Medically Necessary Shall mean essential health care services, as determined by a CampusCare Health Center Physician, necessary to improve and/or maintain the health of a Member. Medical Emergency Shall mean a severe injury or medical condition that occurs unexpectedly and which, if not immediately treated, might cause serious complications, cause permanent damage, or death. Member Shall mean a person meeting the Eligibility and Enrollment requirements of Section III who has enrolled in CampusCare and for whom the current Premium payment has been received. Outpatient Shall mean a Member who is provided services in a medical clinic, Physician’s office or other health care facility where the Member is not an inpatient. Physician Shall mean a person who is licensed to practice medicine in all of its branches in the state or county in which medical care is provided. Premium Shall mean the amount charged by CampusCare for benefits under this Certificate of Coverage. Prosthetic Devices Initial Prosthetic Devices are covered when medically necessary and pre-approved by a CampusCare Health Center Physician and the CampusCare Medical Director. Certain replacement prosthetics inserted in the inner body such as heart valves and pacemakers are covered when medically necessary and pre-approved by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. Replacement of an external prosthetic appliance is not covered unless the replacement is necessary due to growth or change in medical condition and pre-approved by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. Provider Shall mean a Hospital, Physician, or other entity, which provides approved medical services to CampusCare Members. RN Shall mean Registered Nurse. Referral Specialist Shall mean a medical practitioner licensed to practice medicine in the state where service is rendered and to whom the patient was referred by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. Service Area Shall mean the geographic area within thirty (30) miles of the CampusCare Health Service Center. Term Shall mean the academic session, semester, or summer session as defined by the UIC. It shall be deemed to commence at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of classes for the immediately following academic session and ends at 12:01am on the first day of classes of the subsequent academic session, semester, or summer session. UIC Shall mean the University of Illinois at Chicago Campus as well as Rockford and Peoria Campuses.     ");
array_files[7]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq5.html","2008-10-28","5K","Fees and Dates - Frequently Asked Questions    ","",""," Fees and Dates - Frequently Asked Questions Fees & Dates - Frequently Asked Questions 1. How much does the CampusCare coverage cost? Refer to Fees and Dates for up to date information. 2. Will my financial aid cover the premium cost for CampusCare? For further clarification, contact your assigned Financial Aid Administrator with the Office of Student Financial Aid at 312-996-3126. 3. When does my CampusCare coverage begin and end? Coverage begins at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of class of the academic session and ends at 12:01 a.m. on the first day of class of the following academic semester. Refer to Fees and Dates for up to date information. 4. How do I continue my CampusCare coverage through the Summer? If you register for Summer session you are automatically enrolled into CampusCare. If you are not taking classes during the Summer session you are eligible for Summer coverage provided you had CampusCare coverage during the previous Spring semester. Complete the Summer Continuation Form to continue your coverage. Dependents are NOT automatically enrolled. If you want dependent coverage over the Summer break, you must also submit the Dependent Enrollment Form. 5. Can I extend my CampusCare coverage after I graduate? Graduating students can extend CampusCare coverage through the Summer semester as long as you were enrolled in CampusCare during the previous Spring semester. Complete the online Summer Continuation Form during the enrollment change period. Visit www.collegecommunityinsurance.com/how_this_works.htm to receive on-line quotes for individual and family health coverage.     ");
array_files[8]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq4.html","2008-10-28","7K","Waiving & Reinstating Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions    ","",""," Waiving & Reinstating Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions Waiving & Reinstating Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions 1. Already have health insurance coverage and do not need CampusCare, what should I do? In order to waive out of the CampusCare program, proof of other comparable health insurance coverage (for example through a legal guardian, employer or spouse) must be submitted by completing a Waiver Form during the enrollment change period at the beginning of each semester. Read more about Fees and Dates. 2. Do I need to waive CampusCare coverage every semester? No. All students with approved waivers do NOT need to submit a waiver form each semester. Waivers will remain in effect for the entire duration you are a registered student at the University. To re-enroll in CampusCare a Reinstatement Application Form must be submitted during the enrollment change period at the beginning of each semester. If you need to re-enroll after the enrollment change period, please contact a Student Service Representative at 312-996-4915 option 3. Read more about Fees and Dates. 3. After completing a CampusCare waiver form, when can I expect to receive credit on my student account? Allow 7-10 business days for the credit to post to your student tuition E-Bill statement. To access your student account please visit the UI-Integrate Self-Service site at: https://apps.uillinois.edu/selfservice/index.html and select Fees and Assessments Tab. 4. How can I check to see if I have CampusCare coverage? You can check by looking at your student tuition E-Bill statement. If you were charged the CampusCare Health Insurance Fee then you have NOT waived out of CampusCare. You can access your student account through the https://apps.uillinois.edu/selfservice/index.html and select Fees and Assessments Tab. 5. I have already waived out of CampusCare. If I lose my health insurance coverage, can I re-enroll into CampusCare? Yes. submit a Reinstatement Application Form during the enrollment change period at the beginning of each semester. Dependent coverage may also be added by submitting a Dependent Enrollment Form. Students who request reinstatement after the enrollment change period will become eligible for CampusCare benefits the date the request is received by the CampusCare Administration Office. No adjustments in the premium rate will be made. Please call 312-996-4915 Option 3. 6. I work at the University and plan on taking a class. I qualify for a waiver of my tuition. Does a tuition waiver automatically waive me out of the CampusCare program? No. The Employee Tuition Waiver does not apply to the CampusCare Insurance Fee. All enrolled students are automatically assessed the CampusCare Insurance Fee regardless of employment status with the University. It is the employees responsibility to submit the Waiver Form during the enrollment change period at the beginning of each semester. Read more about Fees and Dates.     ");
array_files[9]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq3.html","2008-10-28","8K","Dependent Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions    ","",""," Dependent Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions Dependent Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions 1. Can a CampusCare member add a family member to their coverage? A spouse and/or child(ren) can be added during the enrollment period at the beginning of each term by submitting the Dependent Enrollment Form before the designated deadline. Eligible dependents are defined in the Certificate of Coverage: Spouse (marriage license must be provided) Dependent (Child(ren) - Birth certificate(s) must be provided.) Unmarried child under the age of nineteen (19), including a natural or legally adopted child as well as a child for whom the Member or his/her spouse is the legal guardian (birth certificate, adoption or legal guardianship papers must be provided) Unmarried child under the age of twenty-three (23) if a full time dependent student at an accredited institution of higher learning, who is not self-supporting (proof of current full time registration must be provided for each Term of enrollment) Domestic Partner: Shall mean an unrelated partner, same sex individual who reside in the same household and have a financial and emotional interdependence, consistent with that of a married couple for a period of not less than one year and continue to maintain such arrangement. To qualify, a completed University of Illinois Affidavit of Domestic Partnership form, or its equivalent from another governmental entity, must be submitted and approved by the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity. If there is a change in status as domestic partners, the student agrees to notify the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity within thirty (30) days of such change by filing a statement of Termination of Domestic Partnership, which will make the domestic partner no longer eligible for coverage. Please direct all inquiries regarding domestic partnerships to the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity at 312-413-8619. 2. What is the process to add a new spouse to my CampusCare coverage? Members may add a spouse and/or eligible dependents of a spouse within 31 days of marriage. A copy of the marriage certificate and copies of all applicable birth certificate(s) are required. Contact a Student Services Representative at 312.996.4915 option 3 for assistance when adding this type of coverage. 3. How do I add a new baby to my CampusCare coverage? Members must add a newborn to CampusCare coverage within 31 days following birth. A copy of the birth certificate is required. Contact a Student Services Representative at 312.996.4915 option 3 for assistance adding when this type of coverage. 4. Is there an extra charge for the dependent coverage? Yes. There are additional premium charges for a spouse, domestic partner and for dependents. See Fees and Dates for current premium rates. 5. How do I cancel my dependents coverage? Dependent coverage may be cancelled during the enrollment period at the beginning of each term by submitting the online Dependent Disenrollment Form before the designated deadline. See Fees and Dates section for current deadlines and premium rates for each term. 6. Are dependents automatically re-enrolled each term? Yes. When a spouse, domestic partner or dependents are added to CampusCare coverage, they remain enrolled until CampusCare coverage terminates, such as upon graduation, or a Dependent Disenrollment Form is submitted as long as premiums are paid in full. You will automatically be billed for dependent premiums each term. The 2 exceptions are as follows: Summer Continuation Coverage. If you purchase summer continuation coverage for a summer term in which you are not enrolled you MUST also enroll your dependents by submitting a Dependent Enrollment Form along with your Summer Continuation Enrollment Form. Late Registrants. If you register late – after the 10th day of class for the fall or spring term or after the 5th day for the summer term – and have not waived out of the program, you will be automatically enrolled and assessed the full CampusCare Student Insurance Fee. Dependents, however, are NOT automatically enrolled when you register late. If you want dependent coverage, you must submit the Dependent Enrollment Form before the enrollment deadline date. Read more about late registrants.     ");
array_files[10]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq1.html","2008-10-28","3K","FAQa - ID Cards & Forms    ","",""," FAQa - ID Cards & Forms ID Cards & Forms - Frequently Asked Questions 1. How do I obtain my CampusCare member ID Card? All CampusCare members should print their Identification Card. ID cards are not mailed to members. New ID Cards should be printed each semester you are covered. No logon or password is necessary. Visit ID Cards to print the student or dependent member ID card. 2. To access my dental & vision benefits, do I use my CampusCare ID Card? NO. If you want to access the dental, vision, hearing, or discount pharmacy benefits offered to CampusCare members through United Health Programs you will need to print the UHP Member ID card. 3. Where can I submit the online CampusCare forms? CampusCare forms are available and submitted online through the Forms section of the home page during the published enrollment change period.     ");
array_files[11]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faqmenu.html","2008-10-28","5K","Frequently Asked Questions Main Menu    ","",""," Frequently Asked Questions Main Menu Frequently Asked Questions I. ID Cards & Forms How do I obtain my CampusCare member ID Card? To access my dental & vision benefits, do I use my CampusCare ID Card? Where can I submit the online CampusCare forms? 2. Benefits & Coverage Is there more information about my CampusCare benefits? Is there coverage for maternity care? Are occupational therapy services covered? 3. Dependent Coverage Can a CampusCare member add a family member to their coverage? What is the process to add a new spouse to my CampusCare coverage? How do I add a new baby to my CampusCare coverage? Is there an extra charge for dependent coverage? How do I cancel my dependents coverage? Are dependents automatically re-enrolled each term? 4. Waiving and Reinstating Coverage Already have health insurance coverage and do not need CampusCare, what should I do? Do I need to waive CampusCare coverage every semester? After completing a CampusCare waiver form, when can I expect to receive credit on my student account? How can I check to see if I have CampusCare coverage? I have already waived out of CampusCare. If I lose my health insurance coverage, can I re-enroll into CampusCare? I work at the University and plan on taking a class. I qualify for a waiver of my tuition. Does a tuition waiver automatically waive me out of the CampusCare program? 5. Fees and Dates How much does CampusCare coverage cost? Will my financial aid cover the premium cost for CampusCare? When does my CampusCare coverage begin and end? How do I continue my CampusCare coverage through the summer? Can I extend my CampusCare coverage after I graduate? 6. Receiving Healthcare Using Your CampusCare Benefits What should I do if I need to see a physician? Can I go to any physician or hospital I choose? What do I do if I have a severe or life-threatening medical emergency? 7. Prescriptions Where can I fill my prescriptions? Can I get my prescriptions filled for more than just a single dose? Can I use any pharmacy I want? 8. Co-Payments, Bills and Reimbursements Are there any deductibles or co-payments associated with the CampusCare program? Are there any claim forms to complete? I received a bill for services I thought were covered under CampusCare. What should I do? How am I reimbursed for covered prescription drugs obtained through the discount prescription drug program?     ");
array_files[12]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq2.html","2008-10-28","3K","FAQ - Benefits & Coverage    ","",""," FAQ - Benefits & Coverage Benefits & Coverage - Frequently Asked Questions 1. Is there more information about my CampusCare benefits? A complete list of the benefits available to CampusCare Members is located under Our Benefits menu. Review the Benefits Summary or the Certificate of Coverage for a detailed description of the CampusCare program. 2. Is there coverage for maternity care? CampusCare has benefits related to pregnancy, including delivery, if provided or authorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. If pregnant or expect to become pregnant,a CampusCare Health Center Physician should be seen for health assessment and care. 3. Are occupational therapy services covered? Occupational therapy is a covered benefit when medically necessary and authorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. As a CampusCare member a referral from your CampusCare Physician is required for this service.     ");
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array_files[14]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/feesdates.html","2008-10-28","4K","Fees & Dates    ","",""," Fees & Dates Fees The following rates apply to students and dependents enrolled in the CampusCare program. The premiums shown below are automatically billed along with tuition and other fees to your student account. Enrolled Member Fall 08 Spring 09 Summer 09 Student 401.00 401.00 264.00 Additional Cost Spouse* 1068.00 1068.00 710.00 All Children* 538.00 538.00 355.00 * Student must be enrolled in CampusCare Enrollment Change Deadlines Coverage Dates Students who wish to waive coverage, reinstate coverage, enroll eligible dependents or disenroll eligible dependents must complete and submit the appropriate online form(s) by the deadlines below: Semester Deadline Fall 08 09/21/08 Spring 09 02/08/09 Summer 09 06/09/09 Coverage under CampusCare begins and ends on the following dates for the Academic Year 2008-2009. Semester Coverage Starts Coverage Ends Fall 08 08/25/08 01/11/09 Spring 09 01/12/09 05/25/09 Summer 09 05/26/09 08/23/09 Dates are based on the University Academic Year and are subject to change.     ");
array_files[15]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/depdisenhome.html","2008-10-28","2K","Dependent Disenrollment Form    ","",""," Dependent Disenrollment Form Dependent Disenrollment Form This form allows previously enrolled dependents to be disenrolled. For answers on frequently asked questions about dependent disenrollment, please see the Dependent Coverage section on our FAQ pages. Other Available Forms Waiver Form Reinstatement Form Summer Continuation Form Dependent Enrollment Form     ");
array_files[16]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/afterhours.html","2008-10-28","3K","Emergency Room & After Hours    ","",""," Emergency Room & After Hours Emergency & After Hour Guidelines When faced with a perceived medical emergency, it is important to seek out medical attention in a timely fashion. Accessing emergency medical care should be done in the following manner: If you have a Severe or Life Threatening medical emergency go to the nearest emergency room for treatment. Contact CampusCare at 312-996-4915 Option 1 as soon as possible within 48 hours to inform a representative of your medical situation and the care you have sought. Print Your Campuscare ID Card. It is very important to keep your CampusCare ID card with you at all times. SEVERE OR LIFE-THREATENING EMERGENCY IS DEFINED AS: Life-Threatening Medical Emergency as defined in this Certificate of Coverage, is a severe injury or medical condition that occurs unexpectedly and which, if not immediately treated, might cause serious complications, or cause permanent damage or death. Heart attacks, cerebral vascular accidents (strokes), poisonings, loss of consciousness, and convulsions are considered to be examples of such Medical Emergencies. URGENT OR NON-LINE THREATENING EMERGENCY: An urgent problem requires immediate attention but is not life threatening. All care for an urgent problem or non-life-threatening emergency must be provided or preauthorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician prior to treatment in order to be covered. CampusCare has physicians on call twenty-four (24) hours a day, seven (7) days a week to provide and/or authorize Emergency Care services. It is essential that the Member call before services are provided. The majority of unexpected injuries and medical conditions are not life threatening. EMERGENCY AMBULANCE SERVICE: Ground ambulance service is provided when preauthorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. Such authorization will be given only in a Medical Emergency when there is a need for immediate medical attention, or a transfer between facilities. A physician, public safety officer or other emergency medical services personnel, must determine this need.     ");
array_files[17]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq8.html","2008-10-28","6K","Co-Payments, Bills and Reimbursements - Frequently Asked Questions    ","",""," Co-Payments, Bills and Reimbursements - Frequently Asked Questions Co-Payments, Bills and Reimbursements - Frequently Asked Questions 1. Are there any deductibles or co-payments associated with the CampusCare program? There are no deductibles. However, students are responsible for copayments for physician office visits and covered prescription medications. Some Ancillary benefits such as vision and dental services require co-payments at the discounted price. Refer to the Benefits Summary page for a complete list of co-payments. 2. Are there any claim forms to complete? No. There are no claim forms to complete. Present your discount Prescription Program Member ID Card at any participating retail pharmacy, or use the discount prescription mail order program. Then mail the following items to CampusCare at the address below: Your full name, mailing address, and UIN (University Identification Number) Original payment/paid receipt (The University will NOT accept copies!) Prescription Identification Sheet (the pharmacy-generated sheet attached to dispensed medications) Mail the packet to: CampusCare 440 Quadrangle Drive, Suite B Bolingbrook, Illinois 60440 You will be reimbursed by mail for the cost of your covered prescription drugs less required co-payments. Download your Discount Prescription Drug Program Member ID Card. 3. I received a bill for services I thought were covered under CampusCare. What should I do? Bills received for services believed to be covered benefits should be submitted: CampusCare 440 Quadrangle Drive, Suite B Bolingbrook, Illinois 60440 4. How am I reimbursed for covered prescription drugs obtained through the discount prescription drug program? Present your Discount Prescription Program Member ID Card at any participating retail pharmacy, or use the discount prescription mail order program. Then mail the following items to CampusCare at the address below: Your full name, mailing address, and UIN (University Identification Number) Original payment/paid receipt (The University will NOT accept copies!) Prescription Identification Sheet (the pharmacy-generated sheet attached to dispensed medications) Mail the packet to: CampusCare 440 Quadrangle Drive, Suite B Bolingbrook, Illinois 60440 You will be reimbursed by mail for the cost of your covered prescription drugs less required co-payments. Download your Discount Prescription Drug Program Member ID Card.     ");
array_files[18]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/about3.html","2008-10-28","9K","About Students Who Are    ","",""," About Students Who Are Students Who Are: Students who are registering late Students who register late, defined by the University as after the 10th day of class for Fall and spring term or the 5th day of class for summer term and have not previously waived out of the program will be automatically enrolled and assessed the full CampusCare Fee along with other applicable tuition and fees. CampusCare does not pro-rate the fee for late registrants. Dependents, however, are NOT automatically enrolled when a student registers late. Students who register late but before the CampusCare enrollment options deadline have an opportunity to waive out of the program, reinstate benefits, and enroll dependents or disenroll dependents by submitting the appropriate form before the enrollment change deadline. Students who register late and after the CampusCare enrollment options deadline do NOT have an opportunity to waive coverage or make other enrollment choices. The effective date of coverage is the date on which the late registration is entered and processed in the student records system by the Office of Records and Registration. Student who are in study abroad programs Students studying abroad are required to purchase international health insurance coverage specifically designed to cover services provided outside the United States. CampusCare only covers health services provided in the United States. In addition to the required international health insurance coverage, students studying abroad are advised to continue CampusCare coverage for their term abroad to provide domestic health coverage in the event they need it. Students participating in a recognized Study Abroad Program who have not previously waived CampusCare coverage will be automatically enrolled (along with any enrolled dependents) in CampusCare for their term abroad and assessed the Student Health Insurance Fee. Students who do not wish to have concurrent domestic health benefits coverage under CampusCare during their term abroad must submit a Waiver Form before the published deadline. Students who previously waived out of CampusCare but wish to have concurrent domestic coverage under CampusCare during their term abroad should submit a Reinstatement Application Form before the published deadline. Students may also enroll eligible dependents by submitting the Dependent Enrollment Form. Questions regarding international health insurance coverage may be directed to the UIC Study Abroad Office at 312-413-7662. Additional emergency medical assistance is also available through the WorldNet Travel Assistance Program when studying abroad. To find out more about services provided under the WorldNet program call 800-290-7602 or visit http://uoi.mymemberinfo.com/insurance-benefits.aspx#3. Employees of the University who register for classes: A person’s academic status with the University, not their employment status, determines what tuition and fees are assessed when they enroll in a class at the University. It doesn’t matter if the student works, does not work, works at another company, or works for the University – all newly enrolled students at UIC who are assessed the Student Health Insurance Fee along with their tuition are automatically enrolled in CampusCare. The University will automatically waive the tuition and certain fees for eligible students who work at UIC but this wavier does NOT include the Student Health Insurance Fee for CampusCare. Not all individuals employed by the University are eligible for health coverage under the University’s Employee Benefit Program and may want coverage under CampusCare. Students who have health insurance coverage through their employment status with the University can waive CampusCare coverage by submitting the Waiver Form before the enrollment change deadline at the beginning of the term for which they are enrolled. A student with health insurance coverage under the Employee Benefit Program who does not waive CampusCare coverage during the enrollment period at the beginning of the term in which they are enrolled will NOT receive a refund for the Student Health Insurance Fee premium. In this situation the student may access some benefits under CampusCare. They can access the reduced fee-for-service dental, vision, and hearing benefits available to CampusCare members as well as the life and accidental death and dismemberment benefit. Students who are graduating or need temporary health coverage Students who need health benefit coverage upon graduation from the University of Illinois or continuing students who take time off from school should contact College Community Insurance Co by calling 1-888-599-0575 or for free online quotes visit College Community Insurance. Students who need health benefit coverage may also choose to contact other companies who offer individual and family health coverage. Coverage provided by College Community Insurance is NOT a continuation of CampusCare coverage and is not affiliated with the University of Illinois.     ");
array_files[19]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/faq6.html","2008-10-22","4K","Receiving Healthcare Using Your CampusCare Benefits - FAQ    ","",""," Receiving Healthcare Using Your CampusCare Benefits - FAQ Receiving Healthcare Using your CampusCare Benefits - FAQ 1. What should I do if I need to see a physician? Students and enrolled dependents can make an appointment with any CampusCare Health Center Physician at the locations listed on our Locate Physicians without a referral. Please remember, covered services must be provided or authorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician unless they meet the Life Threatening Emergency and After Hours Guidelines or preauthorized by the CampusCare Medical Director or designee. For additional information about benefits, limitations, and exclusions refer to the CampusCare Certificate of Coverage. 2. Can I go to any physician or hospital I choose? No. Students and enrolled dependents must make an appointment with any CampusCare Health Center Physician at the locations listed on our Locate Physicians. Your CampusCare Health Center Physician will coordinate all of your care and provide a referral to an out-of-network physician or specialist when necessary. 3. What do I do if I have a severe or life threatening medical emergency? If you have a severe or life threatening medical emergency go to the nearest emergency room for treatment. Contact CampusCare at 312-996-4915 Option 1 as soon as possible within 48 hours to inform a representative of your medical situation and the care you have sought.After the emergency follow-up care must be provided or preauthorized by a CampusCare Health Center Physician. For further information refer to Emergency and After Hours Guidelines.     ");
array_files[20]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/liadd.html","2008-10-02","2K","Life Insurance / Accidental Death & Dismemberment    ","",""," Life Insurance / Accidental Death & Dismemberment Benefits Offered Through Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company Students and dependents enrolled in CampusCare also receive the following benefits at no additional premium cost: Life Insurance Benefit - 2500 (Reduced if 65 years of age or older) Accidental Death and Dismemberment Benefit - (Maximum is 2500) These benefits are offered by Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company.     ");
array_files[21]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/uicpolicy.html","2008-10-02","2K","University Policy    ","",""," University Policy University Policy The University requires that all students MUST have health insurance coverage while enrolled in classes at the University. All students are assessed a Health Service Fee on their tuition statement. The Health Service Fee includes some services provided by the Family Medicine Center, Pharmacy, Counseling Center and the Wellness Center. Students may NOT waive out of the Health Service Fee. The Health Service fee is NOT part of the CampusCare program.     ");
array_files[22]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/benefits.html","2008-10-02","9K","Health Benefit Providers    ","",""," Health Benefit Providers CampusCare Health Center Physicians Students and covered dependents can make an appointment with a CampusCare Health Center physician at the locations listed below without a referral or preauthorization. CampusCare Health Center Physicians are responsible for coordinating covered Members’ healthcare needs and maintaining medical records. A CampusCare Health Center Physician is the first person a Member should contact whether for routine care, illness, injury or Emergency Care. Please remember, covered services must be provided or authorized by a CampusCare Health Center physician unless they meet the Life Threatening Emergency Care guidelines as defined in the Certificate of Coverage. Referrals are required for authorized services provided outside a CampusCare Health Center. Unauthorized services provided elsewhere are the enrolled member’s full financial responsibility. For additional information about benefits, limitations, and exclusions refer to the CampusCare Certificate of Coverage. Chicago Rockford Peoria Family Medicine Center University Village 722 W. Maxwell St.Chicago, Illinois 60607 For Appointments Please Call 312.996.2901 Family Medicine Center Outpatient Care Center University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago1801 West Taylor Street, Suite 2AChicago, Illinois 60612 For Appointments Please Call 312.996.2901 Primary Care Clinic at Belvidere 2170 Pearl StreetBelvidere, Illinois 61008 For Appointments Please Call 815.547.5461 Primary Care Clinic at Mount Morris 405 Charles AvenueMt. Morris, Illinois 61054 For Appointments Please Call 815.734.6061 Primary Care Clinic at Rockton 1511 Blackhawk BoulevardRockton, Illinois 61072 For Appointments Please Call 815.624.2644 University Family Health Center 1221 East State StreetRockford, Illinois 61104 For Appointments Please Call 815.972.1000 UIC Women & Children’s Health Center 2780 McFarland RoadRockford, Illinois 61108 For Appointments Please Call 815.637.0000 Family Medical Clinic at Methodist Medical Center 815 Main Street, Suite APeoria, Illinois 61602 For Appointments Please Call 309.672.4977 &nbsp     ");
array_files[23]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/waiverhome.html","2008-10-02","2K","Waiver Form    ","",""," Waiver Form Waiver Form This waiver form is required of anyone who does NOT want to participate in the CampusCare program and has other comparable health insurance coverage. Other Available Forms Reinstatement Form Summer Continuation Form Dependent Enrollment Form Dependent Disenrollment Form     ");
array_files[24]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/uhprx.html","2008-08-26","2K","Discount Prescription Drugs Benefit    ","",""," Discount Prescription Drugs Benefit Discount Prescription Drugs Benefits Offered Through United Health Programs Students and dependents enrolled in CampusCare have access to the following Discount Prescription benefits offered through United Health Programs. For more information please contact United Health Programs at 1-800-290-7602.     ");
array_files[25]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/confidentiality.html","2008-08-26","1K","University Policy    ","",""," University Policy Confidentiality Information from medical records and information received by CampusCare Health Center Physicians pertaining to the physician-patient relationship shall be kept confidential and in compliant with privacy rule outlined under Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). Information about Members’ care will not be disclosed without express written consent or, in the case of a minor, without the written consent of the minor’s parent or legal guardian, except as permitted or required by law.     ");
array_files[26]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/claimsappeal.html","2008-08-26","2K","Claims Appeal Process    ","",""," Claims Appeal Process Claims Appeal Process If a claim is denied an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) is sent to the billing provider stating the reason/s the claim is denied. This will most often result in the provider billing the CampusCare member. A member may appeal the denied claim by providing a detailed letter explaining the circumstances surrounding the accident/illness. A copy of the medical records pertaining to the accident/illness must also be submitted. This information should be sent to: CampusCare Appeal 440 Quadrangle Drive, Suite B Bolingbrook, IL 60440 Once the information is received it will be reviewed by the CampusCare Medical Director. A letter will be sent to the person who appealed the claim within 30 business days of receipt of the appeal. ** Please note that complete medical records must be sent with all claim appeals.     ");
array_files[27]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/uhphearing.html","2008-08-20","2K","Hearing Benefits    ","",""," Hearing Benefits Hearing Benefits Offered Through United Health Programs Students and dependents enrolled in CampusCare have access to the following hearing benefits offered through United Health Programs. Hearing benefits offered through UHP include savings on hearing services and instruments at participating providers. For more information please contact United Health Programs at 1-800-290-7602.     ");
array_files[28]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/uhpdental.html","2008-08-20","3K","Dental Benefits    ","",""," Dental Benefits Dental Benefits Offered Through United Health Programs Students and dependents enrolled in CampusCare have access to the following dental benefits offered through United Health Programs. Dental benefits offered through UHP Dental provide comprehensive reduced fee-for-service dental care at over 11,000 participating dentists nationwide. At select participating centers a free exam and cleaning is available once a year. For more information please contact United Health Programs at 1-800-290-7602.     ");
array_files[29]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/uhpvision.html","2008-08-20","3K","Vision Benefits    ","",""," Vision Benefits Vision Benefits Offered Through United Health Programs Students and dependents enrolled in CampusCare have access to the following vision benefits offered through United Health Programs. Vision benefits offered through UHP Vision provide a reduced fee-for-service vision plan at nearly 13,000 independent and retail optical locations. At select participating vision centers a free eye glass vision exam is available once a year. For more information please contact United Health Programs at 1-800-290-7602.     ");
array_files[30]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/certofcov.html","2008-08-13","2K","Certificates Of Coverage    ","",""," Certificates Of Coverage Certificates Of Coverage Certificate of Coverage 2008/2009 Previous Certificates Of Coverage Certificate of Coverage 2007/2008 Certificate of Coverage 2006/2007 Certificate of Coverage 2005/2006 Certificate of Coverage 2004/2005     ");
array_files[31]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/depenhome.html","2008-08-12","2K","Dependent Enrollment Form    ","",""," Dependent Enrollment Form Dependent Enrollment Form The dependent enrollment form allows enrollment of a students spouse and/or children. The Dependent Enrollment Form is NOT for Domestic Partner enrollment into the CampusCare program. Please contact the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity at 312-413-8619 for inquiries regarding domestic partnerships. For answers on frequently asked questions about dependent enrollment, please see the Dependent Coverage section on our FAQ pages. Other Available Forms Waiver Form Reinstatement Form Summer Continuation Form Dependent Disenrollment Form     ");
array_files[32]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/reinstatehome.html","2008-08-12","2K","Reinstatement Form    ","",""," Reinstatement Form Reinstatement Form This form is for students who had formerly waived out of the CampusCare program and now wish to be reinstated. For more answers on frequently asked questions about the waiver form, please see the Waiver & Reinstatement section on our FAQ pages. Other Available Forms Waiver Form Summer Continuation Form Dependent Enrollment Form Dependent Disenrollment Form     ");
array_files[33]=new Array(1,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/faq/about2.html","2008-08-12","9K","About CampusCare Coverage    ","",""," About CampusCare Coverage CampusCare Coverage Student/Member To be eligible to enroll in CampusCare , an individual must be registered student of UIC. A student is eligible to enroll in CampusCare as a subscriber for the summer Term if he or she was enrolled during the previous spring Term and pays the premium. A student employed at UIC is eligible to enroll in CampusCare only if he or she is ineligible for any State of Illinois insurance benefits. Dependent Coverage The CampusCare program is available to qualified family members such as spouses and unmarried children. Students enrolled in CampusCare may enroll eligible dependents by completing the online Dependent Enrollment Form prior to the enrollment change period. Eligible dependents are defined as: Spouse (marriage license must be provided), or Dependent (Children - Birth certificate must be provided.) Unmarried child under the age of nineteen (19), including a natural or legally adopted child as well as a child for whom the subscriber or his/her spouse is the legal guardian (birth certificate, adoption or legal guardianship papers must be provided) Unmarried child under the age of twenty-three (23) if a full time dependent student at an accredited institution of higher learning, who is not self-supporting (proof of current full time registration must be provided for each Term of enrollment) Domestic Partner: Shall mean an unrelated partner, same sex individual who reside in the same household and have a financial and emotional interdependence, consistent with that of a married couple for a period of not less than one year and continue to maintain such arrangement. To qualify, a completed University of Illinois Affidavit of Domestic Partnership form, or its equivalent from another governmental entity, must be submitted and approved by the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity. If there is a change in status as domestic partners, the student agrees to notify the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity within thirty (30) days of such change by filing a statement of Termination of Domestic Partnership, which will make the domestic partner no longer eligible for coverage. Please direct all inquiries regarding domestic partnerships to the Gender and Sexuality Center or the Office for Access and Equity at 312-413-8619. Waiving Coverage Students who have comparable health insurance coverage, for example through a legal guardian or an employer, may waive out of the CampusCare program by submitting the online Waiver Form before the enrollment change deadline. Once approved, a waiver remains in effect until a Reinstatement Application Form is submitted and approved. Students with approved waivers DO NOT need to submit a waiver each semester. Please note the following: Waiver Form must be submitted online before the enrollment change deadline. Information about the comparable health insurance coverage is required: Name of the insurance company Member ID number Group Number Insurance company Customer Service Phone Number CampusCare will verify that the coverage is sufficient. CampusCare will provide e-mail notification of acceptance or denial of waiver request. Waivers submitted after the deadline will be denied. Waivers denied due to inadequate health insurance coverage will be denied. Reinstatement of Benefits Students who have previously waived out of the CampusCare program may reapply for coverage by submitting the online Reinstatement Application Form before the enrollment change deadline. Students participating in CampusCare may also reinstate eligible dependents by submitting the Dependent Enrollment Form. Students who waived their CampusCare coverage and request reinstatement within the enrollment change deadline will be effective the first day of the term. Students who request reinstatement after the enrollment change deadline will become eligible for CampusCare benefits the date the request is received in the CampusCare Administrative office. No adjustment in the premium will be made. Summer Coverage Students registered for classes for the summer semester who were registered for the previous spring semester and paid the CampusCare fee will be automatically enrolled in CampusCare (including enrolled dependents). Students also have an opportunity to waive out of the program, reinstate benefits, enroll dependents or disenroll dependents by submitting the appropriate form before the enrollment change deadline. Students enrolled in CampusCare for the Fall semester but who take a leave from school for the following Spring semester (did not enroll in class and paid no tuition or fees) are not eligible for summer coverage unless they register for the summer semester and pay the Student Health Insurance Fee. Summer Coverage When Not Registered for Classes: Students enrolled in CampusCare for the spring semester who do not register for the summer semester may purchase summer coverage by submitting the online Summer Continuation Enrollment Form before the enrollment change deadline and paying the CampusCare fee which is billed to the student’s account. Dependents are NOT automatically enrolled. Students who wish to enroll dependents for summer continuation coverage must ALSO submit the Dependent Enrollment Form. Students not enrolled in CampusCare for the spring semester who do not register for the summer semester are not eligible to purchase summer coverage.     ");
array_files[34]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/summerhome.html","2008-08-12","2K","Summer Continuation Form    ","",""," Summer Continuation Form Summer Continuation Form This form is for students enrolled in CampusCare for Spring 2008 who will NOT be registering for classes during the Summer 2008 term, but want to continue their CampusCare coverage over the summer break. For answers on frequently asked questions about this form, please see the Summer Coverage section of the About Us Pages. Other Available Forms Waiver Form Reinstatement Form Dependent Enrollment Form Dependent Disenrollment Form     ");
array_files[35]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/idcards.html","2008-06-17","2K","Print ID Cards    ","",""," Print ID Cards Print ID Cards     ");
array_files[36]=new Array(0,1,"http://www.uic.edu/hsc/campuscare/uhpother.html","2008-06-17","2K","Other Benefits    ","",""," Other Benefits Family Keys Need to organize your financial and health information? FamilyKeys is a personal data organization tool offered by United Health Programs that can help you document and save important information in one convenient location. Member eShop MemberEShop provides access to over 250 merchants in over 50 shopping categories. Members can visit online merchant sites through this shopping portal for discounts on merchandise, services, travel and entertainment.     ");
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