COVID-19 College Update
Teachers College will remain open, but all classes for the remainder of the semester will be conducted online.
Administrative offices will operate remotely beginning March 12 until further notice.
Visit the TC Preparedness Website for information on COVID-19, symptoms and current recommendations. Coping with the Coronavirus - click here for additional resources to help you manage your mental health during this stressful time.
Columbia Medical Services is open for reduced essential services. Walk-ins will not be accepted. All students are required to call 212-854-7426 in advance before visiting, including those with scheduled routine appointments.
Health Advisory Regarding 2019 Novel Coronavirus
Please click here for pertinent information from Columbia Health regarding the global pandemic of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Updated 03/12/2020
Welcome!
Part of Graduate Student Life & Development, Insurance and Immunization Records is responsible for:
- Ensuring that all Teachers College students achieve compliance with New York State immunization requirements
- Managing enrollment for the Columbia Health and Columbia Student Health Insurance plans
- Providing general information and administrative support for the Columbia Health and Columbia Student Health Insurance plans
Columbia Student Health Insurance Plan 2019 - 2020
For the 2019-2020 academic year, Columbia University is offering a single level plan to meet students’ health-related needs beyond the on-campus services offered by Columbia Health.
Highlights:
· $0 deductible
· Lower out of pocket maximum
· No changes to benefits from the current year
· Consistent co-pays ($30 for medical; $20 for mental health)
· Pharmacy co-pays unchanged
· No changes to co-insurance
· Annual premium of $4,221 for students
In response to student feedback, Columbia Health is pleased to introduce a new voluntary vision plan ($65/year) in addition to the voluntary dental plan ($413/year).
Put together, these medical, dental, and vision options provide a comprehensive coverage package for our students at prices substantially lower than plans offered via the New York State Healthcare Marketplace.
Enrollment for the 2019 semester begins on July 15, 2019 for coverage effective August 15, 2019 through August 14, 2020.
"How To" Videos
Hover & click the "pop out" arrow in the top right corner to view the videos full size.
*** All health insurance videos provide students with information on how to enroll in the Columbia Plan. Please note for the 2019-2020 academic year (August 15, 2019- August 14, 2020), Columbia University is offering The Columbia Plan to meet students' health-related needs beyond the on-campus services offered by Columbia Health.
How to Enroll in Health Insurance
How to Waive the Health Insurance
How to Print a Copy of Your Insurance Card
How to Submit Your Immunization Records and Meningitis Response Form
How to View Your Immunization Records and Meningitis Response Form
COVID-19 College Update
Teachers College will remain open, but all classes for the remainder of the semester will be conducted online.
Administrative offices will operate remotely beginning March 12 until further notice.
Visit the TC Preparedness Website
Columbia Medical Services is open for reduced essential services. Walk-ins will not be accepted. All students are required to call 212-854-7426 in advance before visiting, including those with scheduled routine appointments.
Health Advisory Regarding 2019 Novel Coronavirus
Please click here for pertinent information from Columbia Health regarding the global pandemic of the 2019 Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Updated 03/12/2020
Welcome!
Part of Graduate Student Life & Development, Insurance and Immunization Records is responsible for:
- Ensuring that all Teachers College students achieve compliance with New York State immunization requirements
- Managing enrollment for the Columbia Health and Columbia Student Health Insurance plans
- Providing general information and administrative support for the Columbia Health and Columbia Student Health Insurance plans
Columbia Student Health Insurance Plan 2019 - 2020
For the 2019-2020 academic year, Columbia University is offering a single level plan to meet students’ health-related needs beyond the on-campus services offered by Columbia Health.
Highlights:
· $0 deductible
· Lower out of pocket maximum
· No changes to benefits from the current year
· Consistent co-pays ($30 for medical; $20 for mental health)
· Pharmacy co-pays unchanged
· No changes to co-insurance
· Annual premium of $4,221 for students
In response to student feedback, Columbia Health is pleased to introduce a new voluntary vision plan ($65/year) in addition to the voluntary dental plan ($413/year).
Put together, these medical, dental, and vision options provide a comprehensive coverage package for our students at prices substantially lower than plans offered via the New York State Healthcare Marketplace.
Enrollment for the 2019 semester begins on July 15, 2019 for coverage effective August 15, 2019 through August 14, 2020.
"How To" Videos
Hover & click the "pop out" arrow in the top right corner to view the videos full size.
*** All health insurance videos provide students with information on how to enroll in the Columbia Plan. Please note for the 2019-2020 academic year (August 15, 2019- August 14, 2020), Columbia University is offering The Columbia Plan to meet students' health-related needs beyond the on-campus services offered by Columbia Health.
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How to Print a Copy of Your Insurance Card
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How to Submit Your Immunization Records and Meningitis Response Form
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How to View Your Immunization Records and Meningitis Response Form
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How Referrals Work
Except for visits to a hospital emergency room or an urgent care facility, a referral from an on-campus Medical Services or Counseling and Psychological Services provider is REQUIRED in order for students to utilize the off-campus benefits available under the Columbia Student Health Insurance Plan. Click HERE to read more.
"How do I...?
Please take note...
Teachers College operates on a different registration schedule than the Columbia University-Morningside Campus. Therefore, our policies, procedures, and deadlines around Health Services and Insurance may differ from those of the Columbia University-Morningside Campus and its affiliates. If you should ever have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our office.