Welcome, University of Oregon Students

 

UO Students

UO Law Students

(Term-Based)

(Semester-Based)

Fall Term/Semester Dates:

9/15/2024 – 12/31/2024

8/10/2024 – 1/11/2025

Open Enrollment Begins

8/1/2024

8/1/2024

Compliance Deadline (Payment Deadline, Open Enrollment Closes)

10/9/2024

9/6/2024

Benefit Coverage Period

9/15/2024 – 9/14/2025

8/10/2024 – 8/9/2025

Premium (billed to your student account per term/semester)

$1,172

$1,758

To learn more about the UO Student Health Benefits Plan please visit the University of Oregon’s website: health.uoregon.edu/uo-student-insurance

For commonly asked questions, visit: health.uoregon.edu/faqs#SHBP

How much does it cost?

Premiums are broken into equal installments and are billed by the University of Oregon to students’ DuckWeb account at the beginning of each term/semester (and pro-rated for those students who qualify for a mid-year enrollment).

The total annual cost of coverage is $3,516.

 

Sign up for coverage: To enroll in voluntary student health insurance coverage from PacificSource Health Plans, you will need to complete this digital enrollment. Students are making an enrollment decision for the entire plan year. Note: Continued coverage under the plan is contingent upon verified eligibility as a UO student.

The UO Student Health Benefits Plan is only available to admitted and degree seeking students who meet the UO’s eligibility criteria. For a full description of eligibility, please review the Student Guide.

All UO students must enroll during their first eligible term/semester. Only new UO students or those who have proof of experiencing a qualifying event are eligible to enroll during the mid-year open enrollment periods. Refer to Student Guide for full rules.

Please contact the UO Student Health Benefits Team with questions about eligibility for the Student Plan. Email: uostudentinsure@uoregon.eduor Call: 541-346-2832

By completing this application, you confirm you meet eligibility requirements to purchase this coverage. If, at a later date, you are found to actually not be eligible, the coverage will be revoked retroactively to the beginning of the coverage period. And in that case, any incurred claims will be denied as ineligible and you will be responsible for the cost of any medical services you received, even if those claims were already paid by PacificSource.