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Case Western Reserve University

Plans designed to get your waiver approved at CWRU!
  • Annual maximum Unlimited
  • Annual deductible in-network $40
  • Coinsurance in-network 90%
  • Maximum out-of-pocket - $6,350
  • Copay Student Health Center - $0
  • Pre-existing conditions - Covered
  • Preventive care - 100% in-network
  • Medical evacuation - $100,000
  • Repatriation of remains - $50,000
  • Provider network - Aetna PPO
  • Annual maximum Unlimited
  • Annual deductible $500
  • Coinsurance in-network 80%
  • Maximum out-of-pocket - $6,350
  • Copay Student Health Center - $0
  • Pre-existing conditions - Covered
  • Preventive care - 100% in-network
  • Medical evacuation - $100,000
  • Repatriation of remains - $50,000
  • Provider network - Aetna PPO
  • Annual maximum Unlimited
  • Annual deductible $1,250
  • Coinsurance in-network 80%
  • Maximum out-of-pocket - $6,350
  • Copay Student Health Center - $0
  • Pre-existing conditions - Covered
  • Preventive care - 100% in-network
  • Medical evacuation - $100,000
  • Repatriation of remains - $50,000
  • Provider network - Aetna PPO

Insurance Designed For CWRU Students

If you’re an international student at CWRU, having the right health insurance is not only important for your well-being—it’s also a school requirement. ISO offers affordable, waiver-friendly insurance plans designed specifically for students like you studying in Cleveland, OH.

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Frequently Asked Questions for Case Western Reserve University

Yes! ISO insurance plans are designed to meet CWRU's waiver criteria for international students. After enrolling in an ISO plan, you can submit a waiver to opt out of Case Western Reserve University's default health insurance plan

Yes! In the very unlikely event your waiver is denied due to plan benefits, we’ll work with you to try and get it approved. If we can’t help resolve it, you’ll get a full refund—just make sure to reach out within 30 days of your plan’s start date.

After purchasing your ISO plan, head to MyHealthConnect and complete the waiver form. Enter your insurance details and upload clear photos of the front and back of your insurance card. Make sure you submit it before the waiver deadline to avoid being charged for the school plan. You can find step-by-step instructions on the Case Western Reserve University website here: https://case.edu/studentlife/healthcounseling/medical-plan/waiver-information/health-waiver-process

Yes, our plans have a minimum enrollment period of 5 months and a maximum enrollment period of 12 months. You can choose to enroll for a shorter duration and then renew your plan.

ISO plans provide comprehensive coverage—doctor visits, hospital stays, emergency care, prescriptions, lab work, mental health services, and more. They meet all J-1 and F-1 visa requirements and include 100% coverage for preventive and wellness care.

After you purchase, you will automatically have access to your insurance ID card, confirmation letter, and payment receipt. This will be emailed to you and will also be available for download through your ISO account.

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