MICHIGAN PREMIER STUDENT ACCIDENT INSURANCE 2012/2013 2016/2017

Underwritten by:

G•T•L

Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company A Mutual Company Glenview, Illinois 60025

05-106 Rev. 16/17

Administered by: First Agency, Inc. 5071 West H Avenue Kalamazoo, MI 49009-8501 Phone: (269) 381-6630 Fax: (269) 492-0084 www.1stAgency.com

STUDENT AND ATHLETIC INSURANCE PLANS SCHOOL-TIME STUDENT ACCIDENT COVERAGE: Protects your students the entire school

year, during regular school sessions, as well as participating in other school-sponsored activities requiring the attendance of the student. Protects your students while traveling directly to or from the student’s Residence and school to attend or participate in school activities. The expiration date of coverage shall be the close of the regular nine month school term, except while the Insured is attending academic classroom sessions exclusively sponsored and solely supervised by the school during the summer.

24-HOUR-A-DAY ACCIDENT COVERAGE: Protects your students 24-hours-a-day, year-round and

continues until the end of the Policy Year. The student is protected AT HOME, AT SCHOOL, AT CAMP, ON VACATION. . . ANYWHERE ACCIDENTS CAN HAPPEN.

SPORTS ACCIDENT COVERAGE: Interscholastic sports (including practice) are covered by the

School-Time and 24-Hour-A-Day Accident Coverage only if the required additional premium is paid. Travel is also covered when going directly and uninterruptedly to and from practice or competition when traveling as a group in a Designated Vehicle. High school tackle football for grades 9 through 12 is only covered by the optional Football Only Accident Coverage, which requires an additional premium.

FOOTBALL ONLY ACCIDENT COVERAGE: Players in Grades 9 through 12 are covered for

accidents occurring while participating in high school interscholastic tackle football practice or competition. Travel is also covered when going directly and uninterruptedly to and from such practice or competition when traveling as a group in a Designated Vehicle.

EXTENDED DENTAL EXPENSE: For an additional premium, Extended Dental Expense increases the maximum benefit for Injury to Sound, Natural Teeth up to $5,000.

EFFECTIVE COVERAGE DATES: Coverage will be effective on the date of premium receipt by the Company, its representatives or school officials, or the official first day of school, whichever is later.

For interscholastic sports, coverage can pre-date the official first day of school for students who are participating in pre-school practice sessions, competitions or covered travel. In such cases coverage will be effective as of the date of premium receipt but only while participating in actual practice sessions, competitions or covered travel. Other aspects of coverage will not commence until the official first day of school. Football Only Accident Coverage begins on the date of premium receipt by the Company, its representatives or school officials, but not prior to the first official date of practice sanctioned by the State High School Association and continues through the date of the last official game of the current season, including playoffs. Other aspects of coverage will not commence until the official first day of school.

EXCESS PROVISION: All Covered Charges over $100 will be considered for payment on an Excess

basis if any Other Valid and Collectible Insurance or Plan covers the Insured person. The Company will pay the first $100 in Covered Charges regardless of other insurance.

SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS AND PREMIUMS Covered Charges must be incurred within 52 weeks from the date of Injury provided the first treatment occurs within 60 days from the date of Injury. Coverage is for Injury due to Accidents only.

Injury means bodily injury due to an Accident which results directly and independently of disease, bodily infirmity, or any other causes; solely, directly and independently of all other causes, results in medical expense; occurs after the effective date of the Insured’s coverage under the Policy; and occurs while the Policy is in force. All injuries sustained in any one Accident, including all related conditions and recurrent symptoms of these injuries are considered a single Injury. School-Time Accident Coverage 24-Hour-A-Day Accident Coverage Football Only Accident Coverage

MAXIMUM BENEFIT $25,000 per Injury $25,000 per Injury $25,000 per Injury COVERED CHARGES

Hospital/Facility Services: Inpatient: Hospital Room and Board and general nursing care 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 per day maximum Hospital Intensive Care 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 per day maximum Hospital Miscellaneous Expense 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $1,500 maximum Outpatient: Hospital Miscellaneous 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $1,000 maximum Hospital Emergency Care 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 maximum Doctor's Services: Surgical Fee – One Procedure Limit 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $2,500 maximum Assistant Surgeon Expense 80% of Reasonable & Customary Anesthesia Services 80% of Reasonable & Customary Physical Therapy 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $1,000 maximum Doctor's Visits 80% of Reasonable & Customary Other Services: Registered Nurse Expense 80% of Reasonable & Customary Prescription Drug 80% of Reasonable & Customary Laboratory Services 80% of Reasonable & Customary X-rays – includes interpretation – outpatient 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 maximum MRI/CAT Scan – includes interpretation 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $750 maximum Ambulance Expense 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 maximum Durable Medical Equipment 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 maximum Orthopedic Appliances 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $500 maximum Dental Treatment (For Injury to Sound & Natural Teeth) 80% of Reasonable & Customary up to $2,500 maximum Replacement of Eyeglasses, lenses, contact lenses and hearing aids, resulting from an Injury requiring medical treatment 80% of Reasonable & Customary Motor Vehicle Accident injuries Limited to a maximum of $2,500 per Injury Loss of Life $2,500 Single Dismemberment (Loss of One Hand, One Foot, $5,000 Entire Sight of One Eye, or Hearing One Ear) Double Dismemberment (Loss of Both Hands, Both $10,000 Feet, Entire Sight of Both Eyes, Hearing Both Ears or Loss of Speech) ONE-TIME PREMIUM PAYMENT School-Time Accident Coverage: Grades PreK-12 includes all activities and interscholastic sports, except 9-12 football Grades PreK-12 includes all activities except interscholastic sports

$105.00 $62.00

24-Hour-A-Day Accident Coverage: Grades PreK-12 includes all activities and interscholastic sports, except 9-12 football Grades PreK-12 includes all activities except interscholastic sports

$290.00 $220.00

Football Only Accident Coverage: Grades 9-12 (2016 season only)

$375.00

Extended Dental (Can only be purchased in conjunction with School-Time, 24-Hour-A-Day or Football Only plans) Grades PreK-12

$15.00

EXCLUSIONS EXCLUSIONS THE POLICY DOESCOVER: NOT COVER THE INSURED, NOR IS ANY PREMIUM CHARGED FOR: THE POLICY DOES NOT 1. Treatment, services or supplies which: are not medically necessary; are not prescribed by a doctor as necessary to treat an 1. Treatment, services or supplies which: are not Medically Necessary; are not prescribed by a Doctor as necessary to treat Injury; are determined to be experimental/investigational in nature; are received without charge or legal obligation to pay; are an Injury; are to be Experimental/Investigational in nature; received without charge or legallisted obligation receiveddetermined from persons employed or retained by the School or any are family member; are not specifically as Covered to pay; Charges are received persons employed or retained by the Policyholder or any Family Member, unless otherwise in thefrom Policy. specified; are not specifically listed as Covered in the toPolicy. 2. Intentionally self-inflicted Injury, violatingCharges or attempting violate any duly enacted law. Injury by acts of war, whether declared or not. 2. Intentionally self-inflicted Injury; Injury received while violating or attempting to violate any duly enacted law. Injury by Injurywhether covereddeclared by Worker’s Compensation or the Occupational Disease Law or mandatory no-fault automobile insurance. acts3.of war, or not. 4. Treatment of Osgood-Schlatter’s disease osteochondritis 3. Injury covered by Worker’s Compensation ororthe Occupationaldissecans. Disease Law or mandatory no-fault automobile insurance. 5. Hernia, any type, regardless of cause. 4. Hernia, any type, regardless of cause. 6. Injury sustained fighting or brawling, except in self-defense, or while committing or attempting to commit a felony. 5. Injury orsuicide brawling, an innocent victim, or while committing or attempting to commit a felony. 7. sustained Suicide orfighting attempted whileexcept sane orasinsane. 6. Suicide or attempted suicide. 8. Treatment of temporomandibular joint dysfunction and associated myofacial pain. 7. Treatment of temporomandibular jointtodysfunction and associated pain.for which medical advice or treatment was 9. Injury caused by or contributed by aggravation or re-injurymyofacial of a condition recommended by or received from awhich doctoroccurred within a prior 6 month period preceding the insured’s 8. Re-injury or complications of an Injury to the Policy’s Effective Date. effective date of coverage under the Policy. 9. Injury sustained while operating, riding in or upon, mounting or alighting from any two or three or four wheeled 10. Loss resulting from being intoxicated or under the terrain influence of alcohol as defined by the laws of the state in which the recreational motor/engine drivenlegally vehicle, snowmobile or all vehicle (ATV). Injury occurs. 10. Injury sustained while participating in or practicing for interscholastic sports, or grades 9 through 12 tackle football, 11. Loss resulting from being under the influence of any drugs or narcotic unless administered on the advice of a doctor. unless coverage hasoperating, been purchased. 12. optional Injury sustained while riding in or upon, mounting or alighting from any two or three or four wheeled recreational 11. Loss resulting from driven being legally thevehicle influence of alcohol as defined by the laws of the state in which motor/engine vehicle, intoxicated snowmobile or or under all terrain (ATV). the 13. Injury during the commission or attempt a felony, or while engaged in an of illegal occupation. Anyoccurs expense for which benefits areofpayable undertoa commit Catastrophic Accident Insurance Program the State Interscholastic Activities Association. 12. Loss resulting from the use of any drug or agent classified as a narcotic, psycholytic, psychedelic, hallucinogenic, or 14. aInjury sustained while participating in or practicing forby tackle football in grades 9 through 12, including travel, unless Football having similar classification or effect unless prescribed a Doctor. coverage has been purchased. 13. Treatment of illness, disease or infections, except infections which result from an accidental Injury or infections which result from accidental, involuntary or unintentional ingestion of a contaminated substance. WE OFFER ATsurgery, NO COST TO SCHOOLsurgery DISTRICT: 14. Cosmetic or plastic except forTHE reconstructive on an injured part of the body. 15. Treatment in any Veteran’s Administration or federal Hospital, except if there is a legal obligation to pay. FIELD TRIP ENDORSEMENT 16. Injury sustained skiing or participating in a rodeo. 17. Treatment of sickness orno disease form.for Accidents occurring while participating in school-sponsored and supervised oneCovers all students, at cost toin theany school, 18. Injury voluntarily participating in a riotisor$1,500 civil commotion disturbance of any kind.than one day, a small daysustained field trips.while The maximum benefit paid per Accident per student. or (For overnight trips of more premium is required.) 19. Injury received while traveling or flying by air, except as a fare-paying passenger on a regularly scheduled commercial airline. RELIGIOUS EDUCATION CLASSES ENDORSEMENT Covers all students at no cost to the school, for Accidents occurring while attending religious education classes any day of the week and Sunday School. Coverage includes travel to and from the Insured’s residence or school, and the classes. The maximum benefit paid per Accident is $1,500 per student.

This is a general description of the benefits provided under the master policy. It is not a contract and the actual terms and conditions are those in the master policy. These plans are subject to Insurance Department approval.

This is an illustrative brochure, not a Policy NO REFUNDS ARE AVAILABLE

NO REFUNDS ARE AVAILABLE

OS-106 Rev. 11/11

GP-2020-MI

MI Premier Opt Plan 2016-17 rev.pdf

Motor Vehicle Accident injuries Limited to a maximum of $2,500 per Injury. Loss of Life $2,500. Single Dismemberment (Loss of One Hand, One Foot,.

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