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  2. Begin by entering your personal details, including your name, cell phone number, Bengal ID#, date of birth, and sport. Ensure all information is accurate.
  3. Complete the PRIMARY HEALTH INSURANCE INFORMATION section. Fill in the policy holder’s name, their date of birth, relationship to you, and contact details. Attach a copy of both sides of your health insurance card.
  4. Indicate whether your insurance requires a second opinion or pre-authorization for surgery by checking the appropriate boxes.
  5. If applicable, provide details about any secondary insurance coverage and attach its card as well.
  6. Review the TERMS section carefully. Confirm that all information is accurate and complete before signing.
  7. Finally, submit the completed form along with copies of your insurance cards via mail or email as specified at the bottom of the document.

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Personal professional sports insurance policies protect an athletes future income in the event of a career-ending injury or illness. This can include permanent total disability, temporary total disability and accidental death and dismemberment coverage.
All student-athletes are required to have primary insurance that covers intercollegiate athletics injuries (either through private insurance or via the member institutions intercollegiate athletics injury policy or self-insurance program) up to $90,000.
Student-athletes are required to have their own primary medical insurance (purchased by the student-athlete or the parent/guardian). Student-athletes are provided primary medical insurance if they can prove financial need (the primary insurance may or may not cover nonathletic or out-of-season injuries).
Join coaches, school and community leaders help kids who want to participate in sports programs have health insurance, so that they arent sidelined. Often, kids who arent insured, cant play. Getting them covered will protect them both on and off the field.
General Costs Sports liability insurance is essential to protect against lawsuits from injuries, property damage, and other mishaps. General Liability Insurance, a common type, typically costs about $30 per month or $350 per year.

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