Health and Dental Insurance
As an Academic Student Employee (ASE), either through your position as a TA or RA, you are enrolled in the Graduate Appointee Insurance Program (GAIP). GAIP is provided through LifeWise Assurance Company. Here are resources for how to learn more about the program:
From the GAIP Eligibility Link:
Medical services that you receive from in-network providers will be reimbursed at higher levels than non-network providers, however the highest level of benefits will come from using Hall Health Primary Care Center, the plan’s preferred in-network provider. Hall Health offers the following resources to ASEs (enrolled in UW classes) and their dependents:
- Primary & Family Care
- Mental Health Clinic (for individual and group therapy)
- Women’s Health
- Rubenstein Pharmacy (for prescription drugs)
- Sports Medicine
- Travel and Immunization Clinics
- Urgent Medical Advice
- Health Promotion/ Wellness Resource Center
Mental Health Resources
- UW Counseling Center
- Mental Health at Hall Health Center
- UW Counseling’s Mindfulness 101
- UW Recreation Mindfulness, Yoga, and Meditation Classes
- UW Let’s Talk – drop in sessions for UW students
- “Counselors hold drop-in hours via videoconference to provide insight, solutions and information about other resources. Let’s Talk drop-in visits are free, confidential and there is no appointment necessary.”
Thanks UW Chemistry Mentoring for compiling a lot of this information!
Know of a resource we may have missed? Send an email to chemgrad@uw.edu and let us know!