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Zane Benefits
136 Heber Ave #308
Park City, UT 84060
info@stuhealth.com

Insurance Inquiries
800-391-9209

Get your child $1 million health insurance for 1/3 to 1/2 the cost of a typical school or parents (employer) policy. Participants must be healthy full-time students at the time of enrollment.

This policy is perfect for students because it is accepted at any U.S. doctor or hospital and coverage may be renewed after graduation until age 65.

Students who need coverage for a spouse or dependent should email info@zanebenefits.com or call 800-775-3769.

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Top 3 Reasons
You Need StuHealth

  1. Save Money - StuHealth offers much better coverage than Parent or School policies for 1/3 to 1/2 the price.
  2. Get Better Coverage - StuHealth features a $1 million benefit policy covering every U.S. doctor or hospital. Parent or School policies offer lower benefits and are only accepted by local doctors.
  3. Take It With You - StuHealth coverage is renewable, even after graduation, until age 65. Parent and School coverage ends when you are no longer a full-time student.

Why You Need Your
Own Health Insurance Policy

  • If you should become ill, or have an accident without health insurance, you could become bankrupt--even while still a student. A simple accident or injury could cost tens of thousands of dollars.
  • You may be covered now under your parents' policy as a dependent, but dependent coverage ends when you are no longer a full-time student or after you turn 22.
  • In addition to being temporary, dependent coverage is 2-3 times more expensive than StuHealth insurance you can purchase on your own.
  • You may be covered now under a health insurance policy provided by your school. Your school policy is probably overpriced, offers limited coverage, and terminates when you are no longer a full-time student--leaving you uninsured if you develop an illness while still in school.
  • After graduation, you might get health insurance from an employer--but today 40% of the full-time jobs in the U.S. do not offer health benefits. Every year 2 million fewer jobs offer health benefits because of cost.
  • The time to get permanent, renewable health insurance is now, while you are still healthy--once you develop an illness or preexisting medical condition, you will generally not be able to purchase an affordable individual policy.