Forms, Frequently Asked Questions, and Resources

You should contact Anthem Student Advantage at 844-412-0752 or the Student Health Insurance Office at studenthealthinsurance@wright.edu.

Prior to the first day of classes for the semester of coverage you may cancel coverage with a full refund of the premium.

If you leave school after the beginning of classes, you will have continuous coverage after 31 days of actively attending classes to the end of the period for which the premium was paid.

If you enter the armed forces of any country during a period of coverage, you will receive a refund of your unearned pro-rata premium if you request a refund in writing.

After the published deadline to decline the student insurance plan each semester, all premiums are non-refundable.

Yes. If you are a student, except for international students or students not living in campus housing, you can choose not to purchase student insurance plan coverage if you have other health insurance coverage.

Students living in campus housing are required to purchase the student insurance plan coverage or confirm existence of an equivalent coverage for themselves.

 No, but using Student Health Services will reduce your out-of-pocket costs. For covered medical treatments, your copays and deductible are waived, and claims are paid at 100%.

After downloading the Sydney App or registering on Anthem.com, you will have access to your id card and benefits.

Benefits are paid on a scheduled benefit basis with no overall maximum dollar limit.

The student insurance plan and other insurance companies will work together to coordinate benefits.  The sum of student insurance plan benefits and benefits of other primary plans will not exceed the usual and customary cost of the medical service. Please refer to Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield at 1-844-412-0752.

All preventative care services must be provided by a preferred provider.

Yes. The plan brochure lists those items for which no student insurance plan benefits are payable. Please familiarize yourself with the exclusions and limitations of the plan which can be found under the Benefit Details section on the Anthem website, https://student.anthem.com/student/schools/wsu.

Benefits are detailed in the Student Insurance Plan brochure located under the Benefit Details section on the Anthem website, https://student.anthem.com/student/schools/wsu.

The semester premium for Student Insurance Plan coverage is assessed along with other fees billed to you. The charge is identified on your billing statement as Student Health Insurance.

If you are an undergraduate student enrolled for 12 or more credit hours or a graduate student enrolled for 6 or more credit hours, you are automatically enrolled for student-only coverage for the semester of registration unless you request not to be enrolled during the registration process.

You are eligible for the Student Insurance Plan coverage if you are an undergraduate or graduate student registered for 6–11 semester credit hours, a student who participates in cooperative education, or other Wright State-sponsored internship program. You can positively enroll at student.anthem.com during the open enrollment periods twice a year.

The Student Accident and Sickness Insurance Plan provides benefits worldwide for covered health care expenses, a limited accidental death and dismemberment benefit, benefits for medical evacuation of an ill or injured patient to the nearest suitable hospital or the insured's home country for care, and benefits for return of an insured's body to the insured's home country when death occurs outside their home country.