Reply to "College Injury - Who's Dime"

SultanofSwat10,000+ posts

Originally Posted by TPM:

There is no pre existing. If your son goes out of state and covered by your insurance, student insurance might be a better option.
I think what the OP was asking was specifically about injury.

When did your elbow injury happen? When did your shoulder injury happen? Etc. I can tell you that they will claim 'pre-existing' when the bills start to rack up. Beware folks.

Any discussions that you have about insurance and medical coverage by the school must be received in writing, or its worthless.

4/24/159:39 AM

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