The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign works year-round to provide Student Health Insurance to over 20,000 students and dependents. We are proud to offer one of the most comprehensive, affordable health insurance plans in the Big 10.
Health care costs have continued to rise, making student insurance more important than ever. The charges associated with treatment of a serious illness or injury can be catastrophic, and has the potential to permanently derail a student's academic progress and overall college experience.
The University of Illinois has partnered with UnitedHealthcare to process the comprehensive, major medical plan we offer to students. From prescription drugs to mental health care, inpatient surgical care to outpatient and emergency services, our plan has our students covered.
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The Student Health Insurance office is prepared to address questions related to coverage, enrollment process, opt-out process and facilitate resolution to more complicated situations.
As a parent to an Illinois student, we recognize the importance of providing accurate and thorough information about the many ways in which we can support your student. Health Insurance can be daunting, very confusing, and scary at times. We are here to help each and every student feel knowledgeable, comfortable, and empowered with their UIUC coverage.
Our staff is dedicated to ensuring your student knows exactly what their Student Health Insurance is, how it works and the many ways in which it benefits them. We serve as their on-campus advocates for their healthcare needs, outside of what McKinley Health Center is able to provide.
See the below link for an easy-to-read general coverage of benefits for undergraduates and graduate students for 2022-2023 and a comparison chart to see where your health insurance compares to the student insurance option. This will give you a good idea of the plan that is available. Complete details and enrollment information is on our website.
