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Riverina councils are continuing to seek advice on their exposure to the United States financial crisis.
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World championship leader Lewis Hamilton insists the drama of his Belgium Grand Prix appeal has not affected his preparations for Singapore, saying he is oozing confidence.
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Our existence in the flesh is good. Spirit supplies what we need when flesh can go no further.
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Let us be especially aware of the description, from Hebrews, of Jesus entering the heavenly sanctuary, and know that his gift of self is utterly personal.
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On love as feeling and as virtue.
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From day to day, as in the case of the Apostles, it may seem that few are being gathered in. We hold before us the image of the "multitude" of the Book of Revelation.
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Love itself can be uncomfortable. Just ask Peter.
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I may have recorded Easter, but it may have been part of a recording which did not get shut off for hours. -- Doing right by Thomas, and the perils of having chewing gum in school.
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A lifelong resident of Vermont, John was born in Williamstown to John and Isabella (Murray) MacKenzie. He graduated from Williamstown High School in 1942 and enlisted in the Army. He completed basic training with the 42nd Rainbow Division. The Army sent him to North Dakota State College, where he studied civil engineering. He later saw action with the 42nd in France, Germany and Austria and was awarded the Bronze Star. After the war, John transferred to the Army Reserve and served until 1984 when he retired at the rank of major. He married Rosaline Fossati on June 7, 1947.
Over his career, John worked for the city of Montpelier as city engineer and public works director and was chief engineer for Vermont Gas Systems, being instrumental in bringing natural gas from Canada to Vermont. He retired from Lacillade Lumber Co. in 1989 in the position of executive vice president. He was a member of the Montpelier Elks Club, Post 10 of the American Legion in Barre, the Vermont Society of Engineers, the 42nd Rainbow Division Association, the Military Officers Association of America, and a former member of the Northfield Country Club.
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Mack Brown's team at Texas is feeling much better after getting into Big 12 play.
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Ten years ago, shopping online was just a gleam in the eyes of a few visionaries: today, shopping via PC has become a cultural mainstay. Fast-forward another 10 years, and shopping on the Internet will likely be more prevalent than ever-partly because the PC has been joined by the television as a place to buy.
Web-enabled TV, in which the TV takes the order via a remote rather than simply driving shoppers to their PC to purchase what's on the screen, is one vision of the future from technology consulting firm Molecular Inc. The Watertown, Mass.-based company points out that the technology to make it happen is already in place.
"We see this as truly the convergence of television with the Internet. Your TV screen becomes a computer that you can hot link to different things," sys Darryl Gehly, vice president at Molecular. "It's already here in some aspects but we think it is going to go further." Gehly offers the example of TiVo and satellite TV. Now, if viewers having the TiVo service see an advertisement for a program that's coming up, they can hit a button to automatically record that show when it comes on.
"Take that one step further and say you are watching 'Friends.' Ross has on a suit you like. Why, with that same technology, if my TV is connected to the web, can't I just click to purchase it?" says Gehly. "The cable company or the satellite has my credit card information because I am paying my bills with it automatically every month. Why not just make that last connection and let me purchase the suit? Or if a commercial for a new laundry detergent comes up on my TV, why can't I just hit a button to get a free sample mailed to me?"
Gehly notes that satellite and cable as TV programming delivery mechanisms already control what commercials a region sees, and he speculates that it won't be too far in the future before they will be able to control the message they deliver by customer segment. Make TVs web-enabled and it's not a stretch to imagine viewers interacting with TV in much the same way they interact with their PCs. "You could have hot linkable products on TV that are either in some kind of self-contained infomercial aspect or integrated into the program itself that you could click and purchase," Gehly says.
One Molecular client, Showtime Network, already offers a service called Showtime Interactive that lets subscribers use a handheld device to drill down on their TV screen through programming menus to review content such as biographies of actors. It's a media-focused offering, but Gehly points to its potential effect on interactive retail via TV. "It's getting users in the habit of interacting with their television screen in much the same way they interact with their PC screen today," he says. m
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Five wins in their opening six Primera Division matches had Valencia being talked about as potential title rivals to Barcelona and Real Madrid. A 2-1 reverse against la Blaugrana at Camp Nou rather dampened spirits at the Mestalla, especially when that was followed up by a similar result at home to Mallorca. Now facing Real Zaragoza, it's time for los Che to get their league campaign back on track.
Sandwiched between Liga losses was a draw against Rangers in the Champions League, which even coach Unai Emery conceded was somewhat fortunate. With the Gers to come in a crucial clash next Tuesday, Valencia are trying desperately to gather some positive momentum.
The beginnings of that occurred on Wednesday evening, when a fairly strong squad met Logrones in the Copa del Rey. Goalless at half-time, los Che showed their class thereafter, with goals arriving from Aritz Aduriz, who grabbed two, and Vicente.
"The players showed good ambition, and the result will allow us to gain confidence ahead of our upcoming matches," the coach told the media after the game. "They were able to counteract the intensity that Logrones had shown, and the victory has a special value because now we can focus on the next two games."
Los Manos, sitting bottom of the league without a win all season, should on paper provide easy pickings but it's unlikely to be so simple in practise.
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After finishing last season well away from the relegation zone, there were genuine hopes that Zaragoza could enjoy a relatively comfortable season towards the middle of the Primera Division table this time around. Having lost primary goal scorer Humberto Suazo, they've also lost their momentum and already find themselves at the bottom of the pile after eight fixtures.
Jose Aurelio Gay's side are one of two teams not to have picked up a win yet this term, and they've only once managed to avoid defeat on the road in the early weeks of this league campaign, drawing 0-0 with Deportivo La Coruna – the other side yet to taste victory this season – on the opening day of action.
Wednesday night brought something of a boost for the ailing Aragon side. Pitted against a Real Betis outfit going superbly well in the Segunda Division, they earned a 1-0 victory in Sevilla, though they did require their goal to come by way of a Gabi penalty just after the hour mark.
Having gone winless since defeating Espanyol in early May – a run of 10 competitive matches – a great pressure will have been lifted from their shoulders thanks to the midweek success, but there is a massive gulf between los Beticos and Valencia, who will expect to overcome Zaragoza on Saturday.
Cesar Sanchez has started training with his team-mates once again, but his participation at the weekend still has a big question mark hanging over it. Sofiane Feghouli, on the other hand, is certainly out as he continues to battle with a hamstring problem.
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"Congress could finally make public one of the grandest and most successful family tax-avoidance schemes ever--one that exposed some pretty significant blind spots in the laws that govern family trusts. Congress should ask some probing questions. Pritzker's first act as a public servant could be to answer them frankly. A.N. Pritzker set up the family's first offshore trusts 50 years ago when Penny Pritzker, now 54, was only four. It's clear some of the family's ploys wouldn't be allowed today. But a full explanation of what's been done might illuminate loopholes that remain."
None of the Senate committee members asked Pritzker hard questions about the family's tax havens or what she had done to earn that $53 million. In response to limited Senatorial inquiry from Thune, Pritzker got off with saying, "Senator, I am the beneficiary of off-shore family trusts that were set up when I was a little girl. I didn't create them, I don't direct them, I don't control them. I have asked the trustee to remove themselves and appoint a U.S. trustee."
Senator Claire McCaskil, a Missouri Democrat, ignored the long-abandoned tradition of wealthy people serving their government for a token $1 a year. Instead the Senator gushed to Pritzker, who will earn $197,000 a year as Commerce Secretary: "It's pretty obvious you're not coming to this job for a paycheck. You are coming because you desire to serve this country."
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As a member of the Chicago Board of Education for two years, until March 14, 2013, she exercised little apparent leadership and was not seen as an advocate for the welfare of students or teachers. Her gifts to the schools have mostly been for athletics and athletic fields. She has been a reliable supporter of Mayor Rahm Immanuel, telling him in her resignation letter: "Education is critical to ensuring every child has an opportunity to succeed, and I wholeheartedly support the work that you are doing to improve Chicago schools."
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Pritzker's father co-founded the Hyatt Hotel chain. Pritzker sits on the corporate board and holds a $400,000 stake in the company. Hyatt has a long history of anti-labor practices and is currently the target of a union-sponsored global boycott.
A group of Hyatt workers and union supporters were Commerce Committee hearing. One of them, a house keeper at Hyatt Regency Chicago, said: "I am here to just to let everybody know the abuse the workers are under at the Hyatt. I wanted to let everybody know the kind of situation Penny Pritzker puts her employees in."
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Published: Sunday, January 14, 2007 at 6:01 a.m.
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NEW ORLEANS -- The Deuce will be running loose for the New Orleans Saints in the NFC Championship game next week.
Deuce McAllister barreled his way to 163 yards of total offense and two touchdowns in his playoff debut as the Saints defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 27-24 in the NFC divisional playoffs Saturday night.
New Orleans playoff win was just its second in its 39-year history and sets up a matchup between the winner of Sundays game between the Chicago Bears and Seattle Seahawks.
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Please note that students covered under USHIP must first obtain a referral authorization from a Student Health Center primary care provider BEFORE seeking treatment from a non-SHC specialist. If a referral authorization is not obtained in advance, the claim(s) will not be payable and the student will be responsible for all charges. Exceptions to the referral requirement can be found in the "How to use SHIP" section and on the Plan Summary of Benefits below.
"Transition of Care" ("TOC")
The USHIP plan is changing its PPO network from First Health Network to Anthem Prudent Buyer Network for the 2016-17 plan year that becomes effective on 9-19-2016. Students who are currently undergoing treatment may be affected by the plan's transition to a new network. At the time of the switch to Anthem on 9-19-2016, if the student is receiving medical care or treatment from a provider who is considered "inâ€network" under the First Health Network PPO, then it is possible that the student may find that their provider is no longer considered "inâ€network" under the Anthem Prudent Buyer PPO Network. The services rendered by an out-of-network provider are subject to benefits payable at the "nonâ€network" level resulting in higher out-of-pocket expenses for the student. If the treatment is ongoing, then it may not be within the control of the student to change providers during this transition. Anthem follows internal guidelines granting the student authorization to continue the course of treatment with the same provider thereby allowing services to be paid at the "inâ€network" coinsurance level, subject to reasonable and customary limits (if applicable), for a duration specified by Anthem. For Anthem to approve continuing care payable at the inâ€network level, the student must request approval in writing. Anthem's "TOC" approval guidelines, FAQ's and "Transition of Care Request" form will be posted on this website as soon as they are available and prior to the start of the Fall Quarter.
USHIP 2016-2017 Plan Benefits
Please note that, although the medical/behavioral health plan insurance carrier and network will switch to Anthem, the plan benefits will essentially be the same as the 2015-16 plan benefits with the following exceptions:
PPO Networks available for USHIP in 2016-17 (Undergraduates):
|Anthem Prudent Buyer Network
|Anthem Blue Cross "Blue View Vision"
|Delta Dental
|Anthem Blue Cross Pharmacy Services
Medical Benefits
The medical and behavioral health benefits of the plan are provided through Anthem Blue Cross. For questions regarding benefits, eligibility, claims status or to locate a network provider, contact:
(Anthem's customer service # below is dedicated to the 2016-17 UCI USHIP plan and will not be activated until 9-18-2016)
Anthem Blue Cross www.anthem.com/ca
(844) 437-0493
Claims Submission:
PO Box 60007
Los Angeles, CA 90067-0007
Insurance ID Card
Download your insurance ID using Anthem's mobile app or visit www.anthem.com/ca. Please note, a physical ID card will not be mailed to you. From your mobile device or tablet go to the App Store or Google Play and search for the StudentHealth app. Instructions for registering on the student health mobile app are available on this website at Mobile Health App Instructions or at www.anthem.com/ca.
Pre-Certification for Hospitalization
Pre-certification is required for all inpatient hospitalizations. Prior to a scheduled hospital admission or following an emergency admission, please call (800) 274-7767.
Vision Benefits (PDF)
Your Vision benefits are provided through Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision. Vision care is not available at SHC. However, vision care is available on the UCI Health Sciences campus at the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute and, in addition, there are many other vision care providers available in the community. Find a provider.
Customer Service: (866) 940-8306
Dental Benefits (PDF)
Delta Dental is the dental insurance preferred provider network for both the undergraduate (USHIP) and graduate (GSHIP) student plans. The Student Health Center Dental Clinic and its dentists are in the Delta Dental PPO network. The Dental Clinic is conveniently located on campus in SHC II (building 6 on the campus map) across from the main SHC. UC SHIP members can also select from a wide choice of local dentists, listed on the Delta Dental website.
Customer Service: (800) 765-6003
Pharmacy Benefits
To locate a network pharmacy other than the SHC Pharmacy and/or to manage your medications (including refills and home delivery):
Anthem Pharmacy Services
Customer Service: (800) 700-2541
After-Hours Nurse Advice Line
If quick, sound medical advice is necessary when the Student Health Center is closed, simply call Anthem's 24/7 Nurseline.
(800) 977-0027
Travel Assistance Services
When you are traveling away from home and you need assistance with transfer of medical records, legal referrals, transfer of funds, information on travel conditions and other matters, you may contact:
Blue Card World Wide (800) 810-2583 (BLUE)
Dependents of Undergraduates
Covered undergraduate students may also enroll their eligible Dependents. For more information on the Dependent plan including enrollment, please contact Wells Fargo Insurance Services customer service at (800) 853-5899. Please note that dependent enrollment in the 2016-17 USHIP plan will not be available until mid-to-late August, 2016 at the earliest. This website will be updated as more current information regarding dependent enrollment becomes available.
USHIP 2015-2016 Plan Benefits
PPO Networks available for USHIP in 2015-16 (Undergraduates):
|First Health Network
|Anthem Blue Cross "Blue View Vision"
|Delta Dental
|Express Scripts
Medical Benefits (Brochure)
The medical and behavioral health benefits of the plan are provided through Nationwide and administered by Personal Insurance Administrators (PIA). For questions regarding benefits, eligibility or claims, contact:
Personal Insurance Administrators, Inc. (PIA)
(855) 515-2423
PO Box 6040
Agoura Hills. CA 91376-6040
To download your medical insurance ID card, visit www.4studenthealth.com/uci.
PPO Network: First Health Network
To locate an in-network provider or facility:
Customer Service: (800) 226-5116
Vision Benefits (PDF)
Your Vision benefits are provided through Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision. Vision care is not available at SHC. However, vision care is available on the UCI Health Sciences campus at the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute and, in addition, there are many other vision care providers available in the community. Find a provider.
Customer Service: (866) 940-8306
Dental Benefits (PDF)
Delta Dental is the dental insurance preferred provider network for UC SHIP students. The Student Health Center Dental Clinic and its dentists are in the Delta Dental PPO network and it is conveniently located on campus in SHC II across from the main SHC (building 6 on the campus map). UC SHIP members can also select from a wide choice of local dentists, listed on the Delta Dental website.
Customer Service: (800) 765-6003
Pharmacy Benefits
To locate a pharmacy outside of SHC and/or to manage your medications including refills and home delivery:
Express Scripts
Customer Service: (800) 447-9638
After-Hours Nurse Advice Line (PDF)
This service is available to all UCI students, not just students covered by USHIP.
Dependents of Undergraduates
Covered undergraduate students may also enroll their eligible Dependents online. For more information on the Dependent plan, please visit www.4studenthealth.com/uci. For questions about Dependent enrollment, please contact Ascension at (800) 537-1777.
Graduate Student Health Insurance Plan (GSHIP)
UC SHIP Granted MEC Certification
Student Health Mobile App Now Available for Grad Students Enrolled in GSHIP
University of California Student Health Insurance Plan (UC SHIP) is the University sponsored health insurance program for graduate students. Eligible students are automatically enrolled in UC SHIP, and the premium for this insurance is assessed each term on the graduate student's registration fee statement. You may request to waive out of this plan if you can demonstrate comparable and verifiable health coverage that meets the campus' minimum standards for insurance.
UC SHIP is a comprehensive health plan that provides medical, mental health care, pharmacy, vision and dental coverage. It features year-round, world-wide coverage using the Anthem Blue Cross PPO network. UC SHIP provides optimal coverage for services on campus and in the UC Irvine community and peace of mind for both parents and students.
UC SHIP members receive their primary care at the Student Health Center, where treatment will be administered or, if necessary, a referral issued. Please note that, although the UC SHIP plan is technically a PPO-type plan, students must first obtain a referral authorization from a Student Health Center primary care provider BEFORE seeking treatment from a non-SHC provider. If a referral authorization is not obtained in advance for any outside services other than emergency care or mental health care, then the claim will be denied.
Important Notice: The Graduate SHIP medical plan for 2016-2017 will remain with the UC Regents' self-funded plan and will be effective 9-19-2016. Anthem will remain as the medical/behavioral health plan carrier and network. The dental plan carrier/network (Delta Dental) and the vision plan carrier/network (Anthem Blue View Vision) will remain the same. The website will be updated with 2016-17 GSHIP plan materials as soon as they are finalized.
The University of California Student Health Insurance Plan (UC SHIP) includes the following:
Summary of PPO Networks available for GSHIP (Graduates):
|Anthem Blue Cross Prudent Buyer
|Anthem Blue Cross "Blue View Vision"
|Delta Dental
Medical Benefits (Summary of Benefits) (Brochure)
The medical benefits of the plan are provided through Anthem Blue Cross. For more information please visit the Anthem Blue Cross website.
Customer Service: (866) 940-8306
New Anthem Live Chat option for GSHIP members
Behavioral Health Benefits
Your mental health network of providers is Behavioral Health Network. Mental health services are provided on campus or you may seek treatment from a network provider in the community.
Customer Service: (866) 940-8306
Vision Benefits (PDF)
Your Vision benefits are provided through Anthem Blue Cross Blue View Vision. Vision care is not available at SHC. However, vision care is available on the UCI Health Sciences campus at the Gavin Herbert Eye Institute and, in addition, there are many other vision care providers available in the community. Find a provider.
Customer Service: (866) 940-8306
Dental Benefits (PDF)
Delta Dental is the dental insurance preferred provider network for UC SHIP students. The Student Health Center Dental Clinic and its dentists are in the Delta Dental PPO network and it is conveniently located on campus in SHC II across from the main SHC (building 6 on the campus map). UC SHIP members can also select from a wide choice of local dentists, listed on the Delta Dental website.
Customer Service: (800) 765-6003
Pharmacy Benefits (PDF)
Welcome to OPTUMRx - your new Pharmacy Benefits Manager
Customer Service #: 1-844-265-1879
GSHIP UC Family Provider Directory (PDF)
After-Hours Nurse Advice Line (PDF)
SHIP Coverage Periods for Academic Years 2015-2016 through 2018-2019
Here are the basics to get you started:
|When you need health care:
With SHIP, all care must begin at Student Health Center (SHC). When you need medical care, there are three ways to make an appointment:
There are no claims to file for SHC visits.
|Referrals from SHC clinicians
If necessary, the SHC physician will provide you with a referral for specialty care treatment that is not offered at the SHC. You must have outside appointments pre-authorized by the Insurance Office. Off-campus care (care outside of UCI SHC) is coordinated by SHC clinicians, and the Insurance Office staff will provide referral authorizations for covered services to ensure that your claims are handled accurately.
For off-campus care, UC SHIP contracts with Anthem Blue Cross (Graduate students) and First Health (undergraduate students) to provide medical and mental health services through their extensive network of hospitals and providers. If providers or facilities are used that are not part of the Anthem Blue Cross Prudent Buyer Provider Network (Graduate students) or First Health Network (Undergraduate students), then your claims will be paid at a percentage of the "limited fee schedule". These rates are often significantly lower than the network rate and could result in a higher out-of-pocket cost to you. To find an Anthem Blue Cross Prudent Buyer or First Health preferred provider, you can call the customer service number on the back of your health insurance card.
|Emergency care
No referral/authorization from the Student Health Insurance Office is required for visits to an emergency room or urgent care center. Please provide the facility with your insurance card. Students must return to the SHC for all follow-up treatment.
|Pre-existing conditions
SHIP does not exclude pre-existing conditions. There is no waiting period for coverage for pre-existing conditions.
|Authorization for Services
All non-emergency services provided outside of SHC must receive prior authorization from SHC or your claim will be either be denied or paid at a significantly reduced benefit level resulting in greater out-of-pocket costs for you.
GSHIP (Graduate Student Plan):
USHIP (Undergraduate Student Plan):
|Billing for services at SHC
At the time of service, patients will pay only the fees for which they are responsible (e.g., co-pay for office visit and pharmacy; coinsurance for lab tests and x-rays). SHC will then file a claim with Anthem Blue Cross (graduate) and PIA (undergraduate) for payment of the remainder of the covered charges.
|Billing for services outside SHC
When students receive care outside of Student Health Center, the health care provider may require the co-payment and/or coinsurance at the time of service, or they may send a bill after the insurance company has paid the covered amount. Most providers will submit bills directly to the insurance company. If a student receives a bill for the full cost of services, the student should contact Anthem Blue Cross (graduate) or PIA (undergraduate) for assistance. For questions about claims or the Explanation of Benefits, graduate students may call Anthem Blue Cross at 866-940-8306. Undergraduate students may call PIA at 855-515-2423.
For out of state claims for graduate students: When you are outside of California and receive health care services, you should request that your provider bill the local Blue Cross - Blue Shield company in that state to ensure that your services are covered according to your UC SHIP benefits.
For out of country claims: Be sure to obtain a bill that contains all of the information listed below. For graduate students, you can print and use an "international claim form" from the BlueCard® Worldwide website. For undergraduate students, call United Healthcare GlobalAccess Service Center collect at 410-453-6330 24/7 for more information.
To ensure proper payment or reimbursement of your claim, make sure that you receive an itemized bill from the provider. An itemized bill includes:
If any of this information is not included on a claim, the insurance payment may be delayed or denied. Most providers are aware of what is required for processing an insurance claim and will be happy to exchange an incomplete bill with one containing all of the required information.
Undergraduate Students:
Graduate Students:
|Dual coverage
Services provided at SHC will be billed exclusively to Anthem Blue Cross (graduate) and PIA (undergraduate) regardless of whether you have dual coverage through another plan in addition to SHIP. For services provided outside of SHC, SHIP is secondary to all other insurance plans, (except Medi-Cal, TriCare, and MRMIP) meaning the other plan must pay for services first. In this case, SHIP will cover any charges, within the plan's benefit limits, not covered by your other plan. In order to coordinate coverage and payment, Anthem Blue Cross or PIA may ask you for information about your other plan.
|Annual out-of-pocket maximum
Undergraduate Students:
Graduate Students:
|Lifetime maximum
UC SHIP plans (both GSHIP and USHIP) have no lifetime maximum.
|Managing your plan
Updated address: It is very important that you keep your address updated with the Office of the Registrar as this is the same address that SHIP utilizes. When you move or go away for the summer, please remember to update your address with the Office of the Registrar at http://www.reg.uci.edu/request/changeaddress.html.
SHIP Fees for 2016-2017 Academic Year
Includes: Medical, Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, Vision, Dental
and SHIP Administration Fees
Per Term
|Medical - First Year, Returning
|Medical - Continuing
|Law - First Year, Transfer, Returning
|Law - Continuing
1First year Medical students (matriculating prior to September 2016), and any returning medical students not enrolled in the previous Spring quarter pay a prorated GSHIP premium of $505.00 in addition to the Fall premium of $1,307.00.
Additionally, medical students returning from a leave of absence (LOA) and who will be re-enrolling in May 2017 will pay a prorated 2016-17 GSHIP premium that will be determined once the actual program start and end dates are announced by the School of Medicine. First-year PRIME LC students who will be enrolling in June 2017 will also pay a prorated 2016-17 GSHIP premium that will be determined once the program start and end dates are announced by the School of Medicine.
2First year and transfer Law students (matriculating prior to September 2016), and any returning law students not enrolled in the previous Spring quarter pay a prorated GSHIP premium of $355.00 in addition to the Fall premium of $1,961.00.
SHIP Fees for 2015-2016 Academic Year
Includes: Medical, Behavioral Health, Pharmacy, Vision & Dental
Per Term
|Medical - First Year, Transfer,
|Medical - Continuing
|Law - First Year, Transfer, Returning
|Law - Continuing
First year Medical students (matriculating prior to September 2015), any returning students not enrolled in the previous spring quarter, and transfer students will also pay a prorated GSHIP premium of $458.00 in addition to the fall premium. The total 2015 fall quarter GSHIP premium is $1,620.00. Additionally, medical students returning from a leave of absence (LOA) and who will be re-enrolling in May 2016 will pay a prorated 2015-16 GSHIP premium of $691.00 and first-year PRIME LC students who will be enrolling in June 2016, will pay a prorated 2015-16 premium of $403.00.
Who May Enroll
Students are automatically enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP), if charged a health insurance fee on their registration bill.
Eligibility for SHIP includes:
How to Enroll
Eligible registered students are automatically enrolled in SHIP. The health insurance fee is billed as part of students' registration fees. Note: Students can request to waive enrollment with proof of comparable insurance and receive a refund for the SHIP fee. Waivers must be filed by the deadline dates shown in the section entitled "Waiving Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP)".
Voluntary Enrollment for Undergraduate Students
Voluntary enrollment in USHIP for undergraduate students is managed by Ascension/PIA for the medical plan and by Wells Fargo Insurance Services for the dental and vision plans. The cost of insurance premiums for voluntary coverage is paid directly to these vendors. Students who wish to enroll in the voluntary USHIP medical plan must first enroll in the dental and vision plans and show proof of payment before enrollment in the medical plan can be completed. For continuation coverage following graduation, please refer to the section entitled "Health Insurance After Graduationâ€.
Note that, for these undergraduate summer sessions, the student will be enrolled in the 2015-16 USHIP plan with corresponding benefits and fees since the start date is prior to August 1st. Effective with the start of the Fall Quarter on 9-18-2016, the 2016-17 USHIP plans will take effect with the corresponding 2016-17 benefits and fees. All students are automatically enrolled in UC SHIP for the Fall term. However, they can waive out of UC SHIP if they have other ACA compliant health insurance. The Fall waiver deadline is 9-9-2016.
To enroll in the Medical Plan:
To enroll in the Dental and Vision Plans:
Voluntary Enrollment for Graduate Students
Voluntary enrollment for Graduate Students in UC SHIP is managed by Wells Fargo Insurance Services (on behalf of Anthem Blue Cross). In addition, the cost of insurance premiums for voluntary enrollment is paid directly to Wells Fargo Insurance Services.
The following groups may purchase plan coverage through Wells Fargo Insurance Services at 800-853-5899.
First Summer GSHIP (PDF)
Approved Filing Fee Status
Approved Leave of Absence
Coverage of eligible dependents will not be effective prior to that of the insured student or extended beyond that of the insured student. Dependent enrollment or re-enrollment in the plan is not automatic. Eligible dependents must be re-enrolled in each subsequent term in order to continue coverage under the dependent plan. If a student decides to disenroll their dependent(s) during an academic term, then the premiums are non-refundable..
Graduate Students
All graduate students who are enrolled in UC SHIP have the option to enroll eligible dependents in a voluntary plan. The plan provides medical insurance and the option to add dental and vision benefits. NOTE: If both student parents are covered by SHIP, their children may be covered as the dependents of either student, but not both.
Enrollment in the dependent plan is managed by Wells Fargo Insurance Services (on behalf of Anthem Blue Cross) and the cost of the dependent premiums is payable directly to Wells Fargo. For dependent plan enrollment questions, please call Wells Fargo Insurance Services customer services at 800-853-5899.
Links to Dependent Plan Benefits: Coming Soon
Dependent Eligibility & Documentation (PDF)
Students are required to provide proof of dependent status when enrolling their dependents in the plan. The following documents are acceptable:
Enrollment Forms
Health Insurance After Graduation (Graduate and Undergraduate)
If you are a SHIP member who will be graduating this term, a variety of plans are available for you to purchase directly through Anthem Blue Cross (graduate students) or through Ascension (the insurance broker for undergraduate students' SHIP plan) once your SHIP coverage expires. Plan types include:
For graduate students, please visit Anthem Blue Cross website at: http://www.anthem.com/ca
For undergraduate students, please visit Ascension website at: www.4studenthealth.com/uci
Waiving Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP)
All eligible graduate and undergraduate students at UC Irvine are automatically enrolled in SHIP and charged a health insurance fee as part of registration at UC Irvine. If you are currently covered by major medical health insurance that is comparable to SHIP, you may request to waive out of the plan.
To waive out of the UC Irvine sponsored health insurance plan for 2016-2017, you must submit a request on-line during the open waiver period as shown in the pdf document below entitled "SHIP Waiver Schedules". If approved, the waiver is in effect for the current term and the remainder of the academic year. A new waiver request must be submitted at the beginning of each academic year.
The waiver process is managed by Wells Fargo Insurance Services on behalf of UCI. There are four separate online waiver websites depending upon the group to which you belong as noted below:
Wells Fargo Online Waiver (for 1st year, transfer and continuing students)
Wells Fargo Online Waiver (for Returning Summer Medical Students and Summer Prime-LC Medical Students)
Wells Fargo Online Waiver (for 1st year "early start" medical students - August start date)
Wells Fargo Online Waiver (for 1st year "early start" law students - August start date)
Important Notice to UC Irvine undergraduate students studying abroad through the Education Abroad Program (EAP):
Effective with the 2015-2016 academic year, EAP students must maintain their domestic health insurance coverage in order to be compliant with the Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) requirements mandated by the Affordable Care Act. The travel insurance policy administered through EAP does not qualify as an MEC-compliant plan. Therefore, EAP students, as with all registered students, will be automatically enrolled in SHIP and are responsible for paying the SHIP insurance premium to UCI by the UCI Fee Payment Deadline for each quarter unless they waive out of SHIP successfully by the waiver application deadline. EAP students, as with all registered students, will not be able to waive out of SHIP successfully unless they are covered under another domestic MEC-compliant health insurance plan that also meets the SHIP waiver criteria. Students should contact their EAP Advisor at 949-824-6343 for questions specific to EAP or SHC's Insurance Services Department at 949-824-2388 for questions pertaining to SHIP coverage, benefits and/or the waiver application process.
SHIP Waiver Schedules for Academic Years 2015-2016 through 2018-2019
Please follow the link below to view the 2016-2017 SHIP waiver criteria. To satisfy UC's health insurance requirement for enrolled students, the plan under which the student is covered must meet all of these criteria.
SHIP Waiver Criteria for 2016-2017
1.) For all students, all plans must provide unrestricted access to an in-network hospital or doctor providing full, non-emergency medical and behavioral health care within 50 miles of the UC Irvine campus or the student's place of residence while attending school. NOTE: this criterion applies to all plan types, including Covered California plans.
2.) Travel plans are not allowed to be used to waive participation in SHIP.
If you have any questions regarding the SHIP Waiver criteria, please call or email the SHC Insurance Office at 949-824-2388; firstname.lastname@example.com; or stop by the Insurance Office at the Student Health Center between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
IMPORTANT! You can submit the waiver request ONE TIME ONLY. Once the waiver has been submitted you will receive a "Waiver Accepted" or "Waiver Denied" response based on the answers provided on the waiver form. You will NOT be able to access the waiver system again to make any corrections, so it is important that you have all of the correct information in advance of submitting the waiver.
Please use the waiver worksheet to help gather your plan information and other requested information BEFORE you begin your online waiver application to complete all the questions quickly and accurately.
If you don't know the answers to the questions, please call the Member or Customer Service number on your insurance card for assistance. Most plan information can be found in your plan benefit booklet, benefits summary, contract, or policy, or check the carrier's website the health information to find the details of your plan. Incorrect answers could result in delay or denial of your waiver application. When you are ready to go on-line to waive, please remember to print a page of the waiver acceptance/denial page. The Insurance Office will not accept waiver requests past the posted deadlines and does not accept waiver requests in paper format.
Please submit your waiver application as soon as possible. If you wait until the last minute, you risk running into an overloaded computer system.
Your insurance coverage will be compared to SHIP guidelines and a waiver will be granted or denied based upon the comparison.
If you submit a waiver request online, you will receive an instantaneous response. The last screen of the on-line waiver application process will provide you with approval or denial information. You should print this screen for your records. If your waiver has been approved, fees will be reversed and reflected on the student's account within ten (10) business days.
You may also check your SHIP waiver status on Zot Account Online. (If you pay your fees before you have been notified that you have been granted a waiver, be sure you pay the entire fee amount. If you deduct the health insurance amount from the amount of fees you pay and your waiver request is denied, you risk having your classes dropped unless you pay the remainder of the fee before the registration fee deadline.)
SHIP Appeal of Waiver Denial Form
If your waiver application has been denied due to inaccurate or incomplete information or because your existing health insurance does not meet all of the waiver criteria, you may complete and submit the Waiver Appeal Form, including supporting documents, to the SHC Insurance Office. The "Appeal of Waiver Denial" must be received within 10 business days of your waiver denial. AS SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION, DO NOT SEND YOUR ENTIRE PLAN BOOKLET! PLEASE SEND A SUMMARY OF BENEFITS ONLY AND A COPY OF THE FRONT AND BACK OF YOUR HEALTH INSURANCE ID CARD.
SHIP Waiver Reversal Form
If you have waived SHIP enrollment and wish to reverse your waiver, you can fill out a Waiver Reversal Form and submit the completed form to SHC Insurance Office during the enrollment period.
Also, if you lose your private insurance between terms, you can purchase SHIP at the full cost of the term. An official Letter of Termination/Loss of Coverage from your previous health insurance carrier must be submitted to the SHC Insurance Office to initiate the enrollment process. Your effective date of coverage will be the day following completion of the waiver reversal form and documentation of your loss of coverage. Please note: UC SHIP policy states that students who waive UC SHIP must notify the Student Health Center no later than 30 days following the date that the student lost the coverage that they used to waive out of UC SHIP. If the student has no other coverage, then they will be enrolled in UC SHIP at that time and pay the premium for the entire term. Maintaining health care insurance at all times that meets UC's minimum requirements is a condition of enrollment at UC.
Student Health Center Insurance Office Contact Information:
Phone: (949) 824-2388
Fax: (949) 824-5062
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
UC Irvine Student Health Insurance Office
501 Student Health
Irvine, CA 92697-5200
Regular Office Hours
Monday-Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
If you want to waive participation in the 2016-2017 Student Health Insurance Plan, then you must complete and submit an Online Waiver Application no later than 11:59 p.m. on September 9, 2016 for the FALL term, or no later than 11:59 p.m. on December 9, 2016 for the WINTER term, or no later than 11:59 p.m. on March 10, 2017 for the SPRING term.
Yes. Your approved waiver is effective for the current academic term only. If you want to waive participation for the next academic year, you must file another waiver application.
Students who demonstrate comparable health insurance coverage may submit an online request to waive out of SHIP.
You will need information about your health insurance plan, including the company name and phone number, group number, the student's policy identification number, the policy holder's relationship to the student, and the summary of benefits. Please use the waiver worksheet (PDF) to gather this information in advance of using the online waiver application.
You have several useful sources of information to help you complete your waiver application. First, you can refer to the Evidence of Coverage booklet. The booklet is provided by your insurance company and describes all of your benefits and the limitations of those benefits. If you cannot find your booklet, you may find it on the insurance company's website or call the customer service number on your insurance card and ask for assistance.
If you submitted a waiver application online, then you will receive an instantaneous response. The last screen of the online waiver application process will provide you with approval or denial information. You should print this screen for your records.
If your waiver application is denied because your private insurance benefits are not sufficient, you may appeal the denial by submitting an "Appeal of Waiver Denial" form, which you can download here and which is also available at the Student Health Center Web Site at www.shc.uci.edu. Completed appeal applications must be received within ten (10) calendar days from the date of denial. Appeals for denied waiver applications are accepted only for the current term. Retroactive appeals are not accepted. Incomplete appeal applications will not be considered for review.
You are required to maintain comparable health insurance at all times during your approved waiver period. If your health insurance coverage is terminated during the waiver period, you are required to enroll in the Student Health Plan. To enroll in the plan you must submit a Waiver Reversal Form to the UC Irvine Insurance Office immediately. UC Irvine Student Health Plan coverage will be effective in the term specified on the form. Your student account will be billed.


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The AW Tennis Club.
RSVP'S CLOSED. If you would like to take part please email or leave a comment.
If a spot opens up you are welcome to join for a tiny fee.
MEMBERS: If you cannot make it please rsvp no !
This is the first term for the all new AW Tennis Club. Members have paid a fee in advance to cover the booking of the renouf centre for 10 weeks and some balls.
This will be a social tennis get together with a possible tournament at the end of the term.
I will attend the first meet on the 23rd of April to talk everything thru and possibly match players by ability.
After this we will have hosts ( Micael, Megan, Will) if I cant make it.
Depending on how things go and if everyone is happy we can continue after this term.
Further details: The term runs from the 23rd April till 25th June
Three outdoor courts (4-6) are booked
Renouf does not offer refunds or date changes if it rains
Cost: Members have pre paid. Casual players: 5 dollars for the hour.
(any money from social players will go towards balls)
What to bring: Suitable clothing,racket and some spare tennis balls if you have them
Difficulty level
3/10 - whatever you make it.
If you no show or cancel after 7pm the night before this event you will have a 'no show' recorded against your name. No shows can lead to you having to leave the group. Please read our Group Rules here http://www.adventurewellington.co.nz/pages/No_Show_Link_for_Members/
Whilst every possible assistance will be offered, Adventure Wellington Trust, the Trustees, Event Organisers/hosts and members cannot be held responsible for any accident, injuries or losses sustained leading up to, during, or after an event.
Sorry late call. It's dry! We'll play. I am in blue skirt
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