Yale NUS College

If student is on LOA due to medical reason, the student will continue to be covered until the end of the next semester after the LOA starts, provided the insurance premium is paid.

If the LOA is due to non-medical, the insurance coverage for the student will stop when the student is on LOA.

Yes, first year students attending orientation activities organized by NUS (Yale-NUS) will be covered under the NUS Group Personal Accident Insurance (GPA) during orientation.

The annual limit is $2,000 per year (for International UG students only).

Local students will need to be seen in our clinic for referral to our in-house psychiatrist. Consultation is free for them. But they will need to pay for non-standard medication only (For Local UG students only).

International Undergraduates – Yes, for covered mental health conditions, prescribed medication purchased from UHC or a pharmacy in a Singapore Government Restructured Hospital is covered under the Outpatient Mental Health Rider of the NUS Group Hospitalisation & Surgical Insurance (GHS). This is provided the student was referred to the Psychiatrist by a NUS counsellor or a doctor. If prescribed medication is purchased from a private pharmacy, 50% of eligible expenses will be covered by the insurance.

Local Undergraduates – Visit to Psychiatrists at Government Restructured Hospital with referral by a physician or NUS counsellor is reimbursable at subsidised rate, subject to terms and conditions. Non-standard drugs and treatment at private clinic are strictly not claimable. Pre-existing conditions will not be reimbursable.
For more information, please refer to http://www.nus.edu.sg/uhc/services/billing-insurance/insurance-matters.html

Bodily injuries and/or illnesses resulting from the assault are generally covered. However, please note that the following are not covered:

• Committing an assault or felony
• Under the influence of alcohol or substance abuse
• Self-inflicted injuries or any attempt thereat
• Sickness or disease directly or indirectly arising from sexually transmitted disease, Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), any AIDS related condition, or infection by Human Immune-Deficiency Virus (HIV).

Dental expenses are not covered except for treatment of damage to sound natural teeth as a result of an accident.

Optical expenses are not covered.

Students pay the insurance premium via the miscellaneous fees (eg. Health and Student Service fees) as part of their student fees listed on the student bill on per semester basis.

– UHC – please submit your claims within 30 days (from the date of treatment) in person for processing to the University Health Centre (Admin Office).
– MYCG – please submit your claims within 30 days (from the date of treatment) for processing to MYCG via email at nus@mycg.com.sg  Claim form can be obtained here.