For J1 Scholars, log in to your PSI account to download your completed hard waiver form. Sign and submit it directly to International Services.
USF Exchange Students can buy Fall only, Fall/Spring, and Spring by sending their request to Daisy@psiservice.com. Include proof that you are an Exchange student.
PSI gathered this information as a resource for students, and this does not intend to imply a relationship between your school and our website, or company. Our plans simply offer an alternative
to the university's student health insurance plan.
Login to your PSI account and print your Insurance ID Card. Always present your Insurance ID Card to your Doctor or Hospital so they can submit your claim directly
to us.
Step 2: Visit your Student Health Center or a Preferred Provider
If you are sick or injured, please visit the Student Health Service first. If not available, proceed to a Preferred Provider
Network. We encourage students to use a Preferred Provider whenever possible for two reasons:
1) They have a contract to bill us directly for services so you don't
have to pay out of pocket and then file a claim yourself;
2) They have agreed to contracted pricing for covered medical expense, which means your medical cost and charges are
kept as low as possible and never exceed the set price which providers accept as payment.
If you visit an Out-of-Network Doctor or Hospital, ask if they can submit claims on your behalf. If they cannot, you will be required to pay for your medical bills
during your visit. Afterwards, seek reimbursement by filing a claim. Simply download a Claim Form, Complete, and Sign then include a copy of your ID Card with your medical bills or receipts.
Are there limits on the number of HPV shots each year? - Tongquan
There is a limit of 3 doses per policy year. The age limit for HPV benefit is 45 yrs. old.
On May 07, 2019
Does the Platinum plan cover mammography? If so, how many times per year? - Jocelyn C.
Platinum Plan covers Mammogram under Preventive Care benefits. There is no limit as to how many you can get per year, but if more done one is done, Medical Records may be required in order to verify medical necessity.
On August 12, 2021
Does the Platinum plan cover pap smears and if so, how many times per year? - Andrea
There is coverage for Pap Smears under Preventive Care Services for the Platinum Plan. This benefit is limited to age 21-65 years old only. There is no limit as to how many you can get per year, but if more than one is done, Medical Records will be required in order to verify medical necessity.