UC Santa Barbara Policy 4225
Policies
Issuing Unit: Student Affairs Date: February 1, 1985
RECEIVING MEDICAL CARE
AT OFF-CAMPUS FACILITIES
I. REFERENCES:
A. UCSB Policies Manual, Policy 4200, Student Health Service.
B. UCSB Policies Manual, Policy 4215, UCSB Student Accident and
Sickness Insurance Plan.
II. POLICY:
Medical treatment received at off-campus medical care facilities and
any emergency transportation involved are not covered by the Student
Health Service and must be paid for by the student or insurance
carrier.
A. Referrals:
The Student Health Service may refer certain individuals to
off-campus medical care facilities for services. Such referrals
apply to:
1. Any individual receiving initial medical care at the
Health Service for emergency or compassionate reasons, who
is otherwise ineligible for Student Health Service cover
age, but who requires medical follow-up beyond the initial
care received at the Health Service.
2. Any individual who is ineligible for Student Health
coverage and whose medical problems can safely be referred
off-campus without receiving initial care at the Health
Service and without endangering his/her health or
well-being.
3. Student eligible for Student Health service coverage, but
requiring care beyond the capabilities of the Health
Service.
B. After-Hours Emergency Care:
Students who are eligible for Student Health Service coverage
who receive treatment off-campus must pay for these services.
This includes those students who are treated at one of the
off-campus community hospitals during the hours that a doctor
is not on duty at the Student Health Service. It is strongly
urged that all students possess sufficient health insurance
(e.g., Student Accident and Sickness Plan) to cover unexpected
expense of emergency off-campus care.
Please direct questions about these policies to Meta.Clow@vcadmin.ucsb.edu. For questions or comments regarding the format of the above information, please contact webcontact@ucsbuxa.ucsb.edu.
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Last Modified By: EBH, 7/09/98