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IU School of Medicine offers comprehensive group disability coverage tailored to medical students, providing monthly benefits, loan payoff options, and coverage for qualifying disabilities.&nbsp;<br /> <div></div>

Review your group disability coverage provided by IU School of Medicine

The Indiana University School of Medicine provides group disability coverage to all students. This policy has been designed to meet the specialized needs of medical students.

Some key coverage features:

  • Monthly benefit of $1,500 payable after 90 days of disability, with benefits payable to age 67 (or Social Security normal retirement age if longer) for qualifying disabilities.
  • Payment of benefits is limited to 24 months during your lifetime for a disability caused by a mental disorder or substance abuse. However, if you are confined to a hospital solely because of a mental disorder, at the end of the 24-month period, this limitation will not apply while you remain continuously confined to the hospital.
  • 'Definition of disability' relates to the ability to actively participate in school during the first 60 months of your disability; thereafter, must also be unable to perform with reasonable continuity the material duties of any occupation.
  • Loan payoff benefit provided that can repay up to $250,000 of eligible student loans for qualifying total and permanent disabilities.

To obtain a copy of the policy in its entirety or to file a claim, contact Lee D. Moore or call 317-558-1012.

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