The 2022-2023 waiver form is closed. The waiver form for new spring students will open in December.
Student Health Plan
- Waiver Form
- Enrollment Form
- Qualifying Event Enrollment Form
- Prescription Drug List
- 1095-B Form
- Travel Assistance Services
- Insurance ID Card
- Confirmation of Coverage Letter
- Student Assistance Program
Additional Information
With the rising cost of healthcare and a significant increase in utilization of the Rider Student Health Insurance plan, the following changes have been made to 2022-2023 policy to keep the premium and plan a viable option for students.
- The Deductible will increase to $250 In-Network and $500 Out-of-Network
- Out-of-Pocket Maximum will increase to $8,750 for medical and prescription costs In-Network and $17,400 Out-of-Network.
- Out-of-Network co-insurance will increase to 50%
- The prescription drug copayments will be as follows:
- Tier 1: $10 copay
- Tier 2: 50% co-insurance
- Tier 3: 50% co-insurance
The plan design changes for 2022-2023 can have a significant impact on your out-of-pocket costs, if you need drugs that will require you to pay 50% of the medication's cost up to the $8,750 or $17,400 out-of-pocket maximum.
Before enrolling, we encourage students to compare all other insurance options. The New Jersey State Marketplace Website offers information 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).
To proceed to the enrollment form, you must read and acknowledge the statements below:
- I understand the plan design change for 2022-2023 can have significant impact on my out of pocket cots, specifically for prescription costs which I may be required to pay 50% of the prescription cost up to the $8,750 or $17,400 out-of-pocket maximum.
- I have compared all other issuance options and choose to enroll in the Rider University 2022-2023 student health insurance plan.
With the rising cost of healthcare and a significant increase in utilization of the Rider Student Health Insurance plan, the following changes have been made to 2022-2023 policy to keep the premium and plan a viable option for students.
- The Deductible will increase to $250 In-Network and $500 Out-of-Network
- Out-of-Pocket Maximum will increase to $8,750 for medical and prescription costs In-Network and $17,400 Out-of-Network.
- Out-of-Network co-insurance will increase to 50%
- The prescription drug copayments will be as follows:
- Tier 1: $10 copay
- Tier 2: 50% co-insurance
- Tier 3: 50% co-insurance
The plan design changes for 2022-2023 can have a significant impact on your out-of-pocket costs, if you need drugs that will require you to pay 50% of the medication's cost up to the $8,750 or $17,400 out-of-pocket maximum.
Before enrolling, we encourage students to compare all other insurance options. The New Jersey State Marketplace Website offers information 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).
To proceed to the enrollment form, you must read and acknowledge the statements below:
- I understand the plan design change for 2022- 2023 can have significant impact on my out of pocket cots, specifically for prescription costs which I may be required to pay 50% of the prescription cost up to the $8,750 or $17,400 out-of-pocket maximum.
- I have compared all other issuance options and choose to enroll in the Rider University 2022-2023 student health insurance plan.
With the rising cost of healthcare and a significant increase in utilization of the Rider Student Health Insurance plan, the following changes have been made to 2022-2023 policy to keep the premium and plan a viable option for students.
- The Deductible will increase to $250 In-Network and $500 Out-of-Network
- Out-of-Pocket Maximum will increase to $8,750 for medical and prescription costs In-Network and $17,400 Out-of-Network.
- Out-of-Network co-insurance will increase to 50%
- The prescription drug copayments will be as follows:
- Tier 1: $10 copay
- Tier 2: 50% co-insurance
- Tier 3: 50% co-insurance
The plan design changes for 2022-2023 can have a significant impact on your out-of-pocket costs, if you need drugs that will require you to pay 50% of the medication's cost up to the $8,750 or $17,400 out-of-pocket maximum.
Before enrolling, we encourage students to compare all other insurance options. The New Jersey State Marketplace Website offers information 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).
To proceed to the enrollment form, you must read and acknowledge the statements below:
- I understand the plan design change for 2022- 2023 can have significant impact on my out of pocket cots, specifically for prescription costs which I may be required to pay 50% of the prescription cost up to the $8,750 or $17,400 out-of-pocket maximum.
- I have compared all other issuance options and choose to enroll in the Rider University 2022-2023 student health insurance plan.