Idaho College of Osteopathic Medicine
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All full-time students are required to either enroll or waive
Maintaining comprehensive health insurance coverage is mandatory for all full-time ICOM students. All students MUST be covered by an ACA compliant domestic health insurance plan for the entire academic year, including summer and holidays.
You will be automatically enrolled if you do not waive coverage
If an acceptable waiver is not received by the posted waiver deadline, ICOM will finalize your enrollment in the student health insurance plan, you will no longer be eligible for a refund of the Fall 2024-2025 premium, and your student account will automatically be assessed the applicable Spring premium during registration for the Spring term.
If you are currently waived from the ICOM student plan, you do not need to resubmit your waiver.
If we cannot verify the coverage we have on file for you, you will be contacted via email from HSA Consulting, Inc. (HSAC), the ICOM Insurance Plan Administrator.
Enrolling in the ICOM Student health plan
If you wish to enroll in the student health insurance plan for the 2024-2025 academic year, you must submit your enrollment via the 'Enroll' button at the top of this page.
Waiving out of the ICOM Student health plan
If you have active health insurance coverage and would like to waive the ICOM student health plan. Please submit a waiver request through the 'Waive Coverage' button at the top of this page. Once you have submitted, you will receive an email verifying if your waiver meets the ICOM requirements to waive.
Waiving with Medicaid for 3rd and 4th years student on rotations
3rd and 4th-year students - Students must be permanent residents for the entire academic year and complete all rotations in the state providing Medicaid coverage. Students planning to complete out-of-state clinical rotations/experiences may only be eligible for emergency services while out of state and may not be allowed to participate at visiting medical facilities unless they obtain different coverage. Students whose health insurance does not provide coverage in the state where the clinical rotation is located will be required to enroll in the University’s health insurance program or obtain similar health insurance from a marketplace plan before they begin the out-of-state rotation. It is possible that you may not be eligible to waive with Medicaid if all of your rotations are not in the state of your Medicaid coverage.
Vision and Dental insurance
The ICOM Student Insurance plan does not include Dental and Vision Insurance
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