How to Continue Health Insurance After Graduating From Ucla
Health Insurance is a mandatory for all UCLA registered students. All students are automatically enrolled in UC Student Health Insurance Plan (UC SHIP) and may waive enrollment if they already have health insurance.
UC Student Health Insurance Plan (UCSHIP)
UCSHIP is a systemwide plan providing enhanced health benefits to all enrolled students. All registered students are automatically enrolled in UCSHIP, but if you have comparable insurance and you do not want to keep UCSHIP as dual coverage, you must submit a request to waive enrollment by the specified deadline. We have simplified the waiver process.
Insurance Office Announcements
UCSHIP Academic Calendar
Includes Coverage Dates, Waiver Periods and Fee Payment deadlines
Upcoming Deadlines
UCSHIP Waivers
For information about the waiver process, including academic calendars, waiver criteria, and the waiver application link.
Understanding Health Insurance
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Academic HealthPlans (AHP)
The new plan administrator for UCSHIP that processes all Voluntary UC SHIP & Dependent Care enrollment requests
1095 Forms and UCSHIP
Form 1095-B is an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) document that may be used as proof that a person had qualifying health care coverage that counts as Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) during a tax year
NEW! MyUCSHIP Launch
Visit the new MyUCSHIP website designed specifically for UCLA SHIP students that includes information on getting care, benefits coverage, waiver info, forms/documents, and more.
UCSHIP COVID Update
Learn the benefits of maintaining UCSHIP during the COVID-19 pandemic, then decide if the plan is right for you
The Ashe Center is UCSHIP Students' Medical Home
The Ashe Centerserves as every UC SHIP student'smedical home. Medical services must be initiated at The Ashe Center and a referral are required for all non-emergent services outside of Ashe. Claims will not be considered nor paid by Anthem Blue Cross without a valid Ashe Center referral.
Before seeking medical or mental health treatment anywhere outside of the Ashe Center or CAPS (e.g. out of state/out of country) you must receive a referral.
Mental health/substance abuse services must be initiated at UCLA Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and continued care may be referred to UCLA Behavioral Health Services or other appropriate resources.
Waiving UCSHIP? Consider BruinCare!
The Ashe Center wants all UCLA students to feel comfortable accessing all of their medical needs through our facility, which is why we developed BruinCare. While many students waive UCSHIP, these students are likely to still utilize Ashe services because of our center's convenience and central location. All registered students can utilize The Ashe Center. BruinCare is a program that gives students who have waived UCSHIP prepaid access to certain services at The Ashe Center. By purchasing BruinCare during the waiver process, you eliminate the $12 visit fee, and more.
Watch these quick videos to find out how the plan works and why UC SHIP may be the best plan for you:
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UC SHIP Premiums & Coverage Periods
Each academic term, the UC SHIP health fee is billed through BruinBill along with other UCLA fees.
Undergraduates & Graduates
Early Start Programs
| Early Start Programs | Health Fee/per term | Summer Coverage | Fall Coverage |
| CSI, FSP, TSP | $429.43 | 07/25/22 – 09/18/22 | See Undergraduate |
| MBA (1st Year) | $632.84 | 08/01/22 – 09/18/22 | See Graduate |
| MSAUD (1st Year) | $632.84 | 08/01/22 – 09/18/22 | See Graduate |
| FEMBA (1st Year) | $271.23 | Not Applicable | 08/29/22 – 01/03/23 |
Programs
| Program | Health Fee/per term | Fall Coverage | Winter Coverage | Spring Coverage |
| Undergraduates | $928.40 | 09/19/22 – 01/03/23 | 01/04/23 – 03/28/23 | 03/29/23 – 09/24/23 |
| Graduates | $1,571.35 | 09/19/22 – 01/03/23 | 01/04/23 – 03/28/23 | 03/29/23 – 09/24/23 |
School of Law
| Program | Health Fee/per term | Fall Coverage | Spring Coverage |
| LLM | $2,357.03 | 08/10/22 – 01/02/23 | 01/03/23 – 08/15/23 |
| MLS (1st Year) | $2,357.03 | 08/15/22 – 01/02/23 | 01/03/23 – 08/27/23 |
| JD (1st Year) | $2,357.03 | 08/11/22 – 01/16/23 | 01/17/23 – 08/27/23 |
| JD, MLS, & SJD | $2,357.03 | 08/22/22 – 01/02/23 | 01/03/23 – 08/27/23 |
School of Medicine
| Program | Health Fee/per term | Fall Coverage | Spring Coverage |
| 1st Year | $2,357.03 | 08/15/22 – 01/02/23 | 01/03/23 – 09/17/23 |
| 2nd Year | $2,357.03 | 09/19/22 – 01/08/23 | 01/09/23 – 08/27/23 |
| 3rd Year | $2,357.03 | 08/29/22 – 01/02/23 | 01/03/23 – 07/02/23 |
| 4th Year | $2,357.03 | 07/04/22 – 01/02/23 | 01/03/23 – 07/02/23 |
Bruin Family Insights Podcast: UCSHIP Discussion, and more
Source: https://www.studenthealth.ucla.edu/insurance
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