What must be submitted within 90 days after receiving medical services at Student Health Services?

Submitting itemized bills within 90 days after receiving medical services at Student Health Services is crucial for processing insurance claims. An itemized bill provides a detailed account of the services rendered, including descriptions and associated costs. This documentation is essential for both the student and the insurance provider to ensure that expenses are accurately reported and covered according to the policy terms.

Timely submission helps to avoid delays in reimbursement or coverage issues, which can arise if submissions are late or incorrectly documented. This requirement ensures that financial obligations are clear and that students can manage their health-related expenses effectively.

The other options do not serve the same purpose; for instance, an insurance card is typically required for billing or proof of coverage at the time of service but is not specifically required to be submitted within the 90-day window. The medical history form generally serves as a record of past health issues and may be used for ongoing care rather than for billing purposes. A follow-up appointment request is related to scheduling future care and does not pertain to the billing or insurance claim process.