Health Insurance Could Be Hurdle for Student-Athletes

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While the pandemic has put the sports calendar on pause for the foreseeable future, additional problems caused by the coronavirus could put up secondary roadblocks to collegiate student-athletes getting back on the playing field.

According to a report in Forbes, student-athletes traditionally arrive on campus with their own health insurance policies, which must be maintained in order to play. Proof of insurance — typically provided by a student-athlete’s family — must be provided by a student-athlete before they can step onto the field, regardless of scholarship status.

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