Health Insurance Requirements
Health services at TCU’s Brown-Lupton Health Center are available to all currently enrolled, degree seeking students regardless of their insurance coverage.
Health services at TCU’s Brown-Lupton Health Center are available to all currently enrolled, degree seeking students regardless of their insurance coverage.
ACTION REQUIRED – Students must either enroll in OR waive the Student Health Insurance Plan. If you do not waive the Student Health Insurance Plan you will be automatically enrolled and charged for this plan if you are an undergraduate student registered for 9 or more hours.
Undergraduate students registered for 9 or more hours are required to carry health insurance. This requirement is met by having either private health insurance or the student health insurance plan.
Students registered for fewer than 9 hours have the option of electing the student health insurance plan, but are not enrolled automatically and are not required to carry health insurance by the university.
Part Time Student EnrollGraduate students are not required to carry health insurance (unless they are international students).
All international students are required to carry the student health insurance plan.
Students seeking an exemption, and those on H or L Visas, must check their status with the Office of International Student Services.
Log in to the UnitedHealthcare StudentResources portal to access your medical benefits.
The TCU Student Health Insurance Plan is serviced by our broker Haylor, Freyer & Coon. Haylor negotiates competitively priced medical benefits on behalf of TCU students and verifies waiver requests to ensure that TCU students are covered. For questions about the Student Health Insurance Plan, please visit the Haylor, Freyer & Coon website. You may also call 1-866-535-0456 or email student@haylor.com for assistance.
Learn MoreStudents with private health insurance can waive the insurance requirement
You should select Not found on list and fill the remainder of the form as normal.
A waiver needs to only be submitted once per plan year.
Read your Student Health Insurance Plan to learn about the benefits and exclusions of the plan.
Further questions about the Aetna Student Health Insurance Plan should be directed to Aetna Student Health customer service at (800) 859-8478.
The charge for a prescription filled at the TCU Pharmacy is posted to the student’s university account and shown as a line item – TCU Pharmacy. This charge is eligible for an 80% reimbursement. The claim form found on the Health Center’s website along with the receipt must be submitted to the address on the form to seek reimbursement. The annual, in-network deductible of $350 must be met prior to reimbursement being sent.
Prescriptions filled off campus are eligible for a 70% reimbursement.The claim form found on the Health Center’s website along with the receipt must be submitted to the address on the form to seek reimbursement. The annual, in-network deductible of $350 must be met prior to reimbursement being sent.