Information about low-cost health insurance designed for community college students is available through the web links provided below. Students interested in obtaining health insurance are encouraged to read through the material, determine which options are most suitable for their specific needs, and make their own selection. Because the needs and circumstances of each student are different, Student Health Services cannot make specific health insurance plan recommendations.

The Health Fee paid by credit-enrolled students at SRJC is not health insurance coverage, and does not bill health insurance companies for any services provided in our health centers. Students are strongly encouraged to obtain health insurance coverage as a part of meeting their overall healthcare needs.

Health Insurance Information

Student Insurance USA www.studentinsuranceusa.com/ is a special, voluntary, health insurance program designed specifically for community college students that carry a minimum of six credits per semester and is sponsored by the Community College League of California (CCLC). Information about CCLC sponsored dental insurance can be found at www.dentalclubone.com/cclcmember or download the brochure (PDF: 306KB).

Benefits Café www.benefitscafe.com/college/ is a site aimed at college students and other young adults who are looking for health insurance, but don’t know which plan is right for them. Students can find basic insurance information and advice on how to select an insurance policy here.

Information about the Medi-Cal program can be found at www.dhcs.ca.gov/ and the County Medical Services Program at www.sonoma-county.org/health/admin/adm_cmsp.htm.

Student & Intercollegiate Athletic Accident Insurance Plan

Student accident insurance is provided by Santa Rosa Junior College to registered students in the event of an accident or injury during college sponsored and supervised activities. It may help to cover medical bills incurred by injured students and athletes. There are benefit limitations and some exclusions in the policy, so it is important to work with the Student Health Services staff to insure optimum coverage. Students enrolled at Santa Rosa Junior College, and children using the officially designated childcare facility on campus, are covered by the student accident insurance plan. If you are injured on campus:

• Immediately report the accident to your instructor, coach, trainer, or District Police.
• File an Incident Report with Student Health Services within 72 hours. Incident Report forms can be requested from Student Health Services or downloaded from the Environmental Health & Safety Web site www.santarosa.edu/ehs/safety-report/SRJC-safety-report.pdf
• Contact Student Health Services for information about the appropriate forms to file a claim.

Please Note:

1. This policy is secondary to any other insurance you may have. Benefits under your primary plan must be exhausted before this program applies.
2. Medical expense statements must be submitted within 90 days of treatment under this plan to qualify for reimbursement, so don't delay! For questions or additional information, contact Juanita Dreiling through e-mail at jdreiling@santarosa.edu.

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For additional information or questions, please contact Susan Quinn at squinn@santarosa.edu.