The 2019-2020 Student Accident Insurance plan is offered through Chubb (ACE American Insurance Company) and is available to students enrolled in specific, high-risk classes. The policy offers primary coverage if the student has no other accident or health insurance coverage. If other accident or health insurance coverage is in force, the policy becomes secondary. Coverage starts at the beginning of the term and stops at the end of the term.

The plan insures students against loss resulting from accidental bodily injury sustained while participating in or attending specific classes. Student Accident Insurance is required for specific classes and is paid for at the time of registration. Students will be notified at time of registration if class requires Student Accident Insurance.

The policy offers primary coverage if the student has no other accident or health insurance coverage. If other accident or health insurance coverage is in force, the policy becomes secondary. Coverage starts at the beginning of the term and stops at the end of the term.

Eligibility: Only students in specific classes are required to purchase Student Accident Insurance and the fee will be included in tuition. Those eligible for coverage are all registered students of the policyholder for whom the premium has been paid.

Coverage: The insurance plan provides coverage to students enrolled in specific, high-risk classes and is primary to Medicaid and TriCare. Students are covered during classes and while attending school, sponsored, and supervised activities other than intercollegiate sports.

In the event of an accident during class, please contact Central Piedmont College Security at 704.330.6632 to report the injury. Students who wish to seek medical attention are encouraged to do so.

How to File a Claim:

1. Contact the Central Piedmont Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) office at erm@cpcc.edu. Provide the incident date, student ID, and incident report number.
2. Once Student Accident Insurance has been verified, ERM will work with the student to complete the Student Accident Claim Form to initiate the claim process.
3. A claim adjuster from Chubb will work directly with the student. The student is responsible to provide documentation as requested (e.g. itemized bills which give information pertaining to the injury and treatment, a copy of any EOB showing payment, or denial, of each bill.)

Central Piedmont Community College has worked with Community College Student Insurance (CCSI) for more than 15 years in order to provide an affordable volunteer health insurance program for students and their families. CCSI is a subsidiary of Open Asset Management Co., a member of FINRA, and DBE, HUB certified by the Department of Transportation and the State of North Carolina HUB Office. CCSI is responsible for enrollment, eligibility verification, and premium collection for the plan.

The plan is a voluntary option for our students.Interested students should contact the provider directly to enroll or compare with other plans available. Please contact CCSI directly at 919.228.6474 or email admin@studentccsi.com.

Enrollment is limited to Central Piedmont students. The coverage starts at the beginning of the trip and stops at the end of the trip. Off-time travel not covered by policy (Sightseeing, etc.). Please contact erm@cpcc.edu for more information.

Authorization, roster and waiver forms specific to Study Abroad opportunities at Central Piedmont are located within the Global Learning department.