athletes shall be on time at all scheduled appointments, especially when seeing the doctor. Cancellations should be made at least two days in advance.
To receive treatment, student-athletes need to report to the training room before and/or after practice. No treatments will be given during practice.
Do not remove any items from the training room unless you have been given permission. Any equipment (crutches, ace bandages, etc.) that has been given to you that is property of the training room shall be returned once you are done with it. Failing to return property can result in the Athletic Department billing the equipment to your account.
Failure to do so will result in a charge on your student account.
Insurance benefits for student-athletes are defined in layers of coverage: Primary, Secondary and Excess. Personal insurance (or insurance coverage of the parents) is considered as primary coverage. Any illness or accident where medical costs exceed the primary (deductible) layer of coverage will require use of the Secondary layer: Parental, Family of Employer Policy Coverage. The last layer is Excess coverage purchased by the Athletic Department. This is to be used only after the Primary and Secondary claims have been exhausted. The Athletic Trainer is the primary contact for all insurance claim procedures involving athletic-related accidents. KSU Student Health Insurance does not cover athletic injuries and will not be considered as a primary insurance. Medicare / Medicaid will also not be accepted as a primary insurance. All medical