Post navigation UTSU's Got YOU Covered (For a variety of health and dental things)! The last few weeks of lectures have made me realize something important: I'm in dire need of an eye exam. But, with the cost of tuition and books, campus food, and a Metropass, how am I going to afford an eye exam?  I'm really starting to feel the impact of not being covered by my parents' health and dental insurance anymore. So, what did I do next?  Well, I did what any student, desperate to stop guessing at what's written on the chalkboard during class, would do: I decided to check out the UTSU Health and Dental Plan and see what it could do for me. Don't get me wrong; I know that I am, by default, covered by the UTSU health and dental plan (my tuition invoice says so), but I've never really had a need to look into the details of what this plan offered.  The results were pleasantly surprising, to say the least! Oral contraceptives and contraceptive devices (YES, that's right! Condoms AND birth control pills) are covered up to a maximum of $250 per person, per benefit year Optometric eye exams up to a maximum of $75 per person, once every two years Professional services: chiropractor, acupuncturist, registered massage therapist ($35 per visit, up to a max of 20 visits per benefit year) These are just a few of the things that full-time, undergraduate students are covered for under the UTSU Plan.