Georgetown Students Face Higher Medical Costs | Georgetown Hoyas Basketball News
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Georgetown students brace for steeper medical costs starting next school year as coinsurance rates jump—doubling for in-network care to 20% and rising to 40% for out-of-network visits. Copays for most doctor visits climb by $5, prescriptions hit 30%, and campus health services remain at a flat $10. While the university cites rising healthcare costs and student feedback, graduate students feel the pinch. UnitedHealthcare blames soaring hospital and drug prices, and Georgetown’s committee says this is the best available option to preserve essential coverage despite the hikes.
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