Billing and Costs
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Mandatory Insurance and Waiver
Understanding the Student Health Insurance Requirement
- The process for submitting your waiver/enrolling in SHIP for Spring 2025 will start on December 2nd.
- The Spring/Summer insurance premium is $1,449. This will be charged to the student account for registered students who meet the criteria.
Each academic year, the University requires that the following students either waive or enroll SHIP.
Occupational Health
Located on the ground floor of the Health Center, room 0106, the Occupational Health Unit provides a number of work-related services to employees. Services include pre-placement physical examinations, administration of work-related immunizations, Tuberculosis (tb) screening and testing, medical surveillance for hazardous material exposure and hearing conservation, Department of Transportation (DOT) certificates, and consultation and education on occupational health concerns. Occupational Health works closely with the
FSAP Events
The Faculty Staff Assistance Program offers monthly Lunch & Learn sessions. Thirty minute virtual workshops about a variety of topics pertaining to personal and work-related wellness. These are open to all staff and faculty in all departments. See below for details.
Questions? Email Tania DeBarros at tdebarro@umd.edu
Faculty Staff Assistance Program
The Faculty Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) is an assessment, referral, coaching, consultation and short-term counseling service available to all full and part-time employees of the University of Maryland. Since 1988, we have worked with thousands of employees to address a variety of work-related conflicts and personal issues such as depression, anxiety, substance abuse, relationship and family conflicts, as well as medical, legal and financial concerns.
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Nutrition Peer's Blog
Nutrition Coach's Corner
Our Peer Nutrition Coaches are asked a variety of nutrition-related questions every day. Here is a sample of the most popular topics and the advice they give to students. Check out the blogs they have written to see!
Nutrition Peer's Blogs
8 Dimensions of Wellness
Recovery Resources
The University Health Center is committed to providing reliable resources to the community. Below is a list of resources available to students, staff, and anyone interested in recovery. If you have questions, please email Madeleine Moore, the Substance Use and Harm Reduction Coordinator in HPWS, at mmoore56@umd.edu.
Substance Use and Harm Reduction Education
The Substance Use and Harm Reduction program believes that, when students are provided with relevant, culturally conscious, and evidence-based information about different forms of substance use and various harm reduction strategies, they are capable of navigating situations where substance use is prevalent and making decisions that reduce harmful consequences for themselves and their peers.