Common use of Health and Insurance Clause in Contracts

Health and Insurance. 1. During the period covered by this License, it is highly recommended that the Licensee obtain health and accident insurance, on either an individual or group basis, to include coverage for hospital benefits, medical benefits, surgical benefits, emergency outpatient benefits, ambulance and/or medical transportation services. Please be advised, the University does not cover or assume medical expenses or liability for students. 2. Licensees considered to be matriculated International Students or International Students of other University Programs are required to maintain health insurance, per University guidelines. 3. Prior to occupying the Premises, the Licensee must demonstrate fulfillment of all immunization requirements of the State of California and California State University as managed by the University’s Student Health Services Office. 4. First-year students will be provided information about the meningococcal disease and the availability of a vaccine. Though meningitis vaccination is not required, it is strongly recommend by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for all individuals living in student housing. (See xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/meningococcal/ for additional information about meningitis. It is also suggested to see xxxx://xxxx.xxx/assets/docs/IMM-1014.pdf for recommended immunization and screening requirements for California Colleges and Universities). 5. The Licensee also affirms that they do not have a health condition that might be affected by group living. Persons with pre-existing conditions such as, but not limited to, environmental allergies or asthma, may find such conditions exacerbated. They should consult their physician.

Health and Insurance. 1. During the period covered by this License, it is highly recommended that the Licensee obtain health and accident insurance, on either an individual or group basis, to include coverage for hospital benefits, medical benefits, surgical benefits, emergency outpatient benefits, ambulance and/or medical transportation services. Please be advised, the University does not cover or assume medical expenses or liability for students. 2. Licensees considered to be matriculated International Students or International Students of other University Programs are required to maintain health insurance, per University guidelines. 3. Prior to occupying the Premises, the Licensee must demonstrate fulfillment of all immunization requirements of the State of California and California State University as managed by the University’s Student Health Services Office. 4. First-year students will be provided information about the meningococcal disease and the availability of a vaccine. Though meningitis vaccination is not required, it is strongly recommend by the national Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for all individuals living in student housing. (See xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/meningococcal/ for additional information about meningitis. It is also suggested to see xxxx://xxxx.xxx/assets/docs/IMM-1014.pdf for recommended immunization and screening requirements for California Colleges and Universities). 5. The Licensee also affirms that they do not have a health condition that might be affected by group living. Persons with pre-existing conditions such as, but not limited to, environmental allergies or asthma, may find such conditions exacerbated. They should consult their physician.