With the rising costs of healthcare and increase in utilization of the Clark University student health insurance plan, the following plan changes have been imposed for the 2022-2023 academic year to help keep the insurance premium and the plan a viable option for students.

• The retail prescription drug benefit will be:
  • $20 for Tier 1 medications
  • $40 for Tier 2 medications
  • $60 for Tier 3 medications
  • $90 for Tier 4 medications
  • $120 for Tier 5 medications

The Blue Cross Blue Shield Medication Tier Lookup Tool is available online HERE.

Before enrolling, we encourage students to compare all other insurance options. The Massachusetts Health Connector offers information for Massachusetts residents about their online marketplace where you can compare and purchase insurance plans. You may be eligible for a Subsidized Health Plan (a low-or-no-cost insurance program for qualifying uninsured adults).

Before accessing the enrollment form, read the following and acknowledge the statements below.

• I understand the plan design changes for 2022-2023 can have a significant impact on my out-of-pocket costs, specifically for specialty drugs which now will require me to pay a copay of $90 for Tier 4 prescriptions and $120 for Tier 5 prescriptions.
  
  
• I have compared all other insurance options and still choose to enroll in the Clark University 2022-2023 student health insurance plan.
  
  

I have read and acknowledge the above statements