TPM - Thanks for helping clarify my question. I must admit I am not looking for individual situations, but rather was trying to get a feel for how the "average" program works. From the replies so far, there does not seem to be any "normal" or "standardized" program. As pointed out by several, it appears that the best approach is to aks each insitituion directly (so much for trying to get educated ahead of time).
Thanks for all the insights (out-of-state, out-of-network, submitting insurance cvoerage to the institution, etc.) and please continue to add as appropriate. Certainly not hoping anyone gets injured but I think this is a good discussion as it relates to choosing a school (or even skipping school for draft - Brady Aiken comes to mind).
You are welcome.
Hopefully and I am sure Aikens family can afford the rehab that will be necessary, however I wouldnt be shocked if he got picked up by a team willing to rehab him in a later round. Would be mind boggling if he turned down that option.
Injuries happen. Some injuries happen over time. Your son will be asked to provide information on his questionares he answers during recruiting. Provide all information truthfully and you wont have issues when something occurs.
Who will pay may be another.
Again, always ask for the programs protol.
I think there is a very good chance Aiken will be a top 50 pick. I would almost bet on it.