Affiliates

Without universal healthcare, most people in the U.S. buy health insurance.

Healthcare in the U.S. is very expensive. Health insurance can help.

Your “premium” is just part of the price. Look at other out-of-pocket costs as well.

Ask: What does it cover? How much does it cost? Is it easy to use?

Eligible MIT-affiliated individuals, including eligible family members, can purchase insurance coverage in the MIT Student Health Insurance Plan (MIT SHIP).

American Healthcare 101: Health insurance? Primary care providers? What you need to know to get started.

Your “primary care provider” will be the clinician you see most often. Learn more.

Do you want to see your PCP or another healthcare provider? You’ll need an appointment.

Sometimes you can’t wait a week for an appointment. What should you do?

MIT Medical only accepts MIT insurance. Where can you get care with another insurance plan?

Use our website to choose a primary care provider or switch to a different one.

Want to make an appointment with your PCP? Here’s how to do it.

Need care right now? You can use MIT Medical’s Urgent Care Service without an appointment.

If you’ve bought MIT insurance for your children, they can get their care here, too.

Otolaryngologists? Cardiologists? Gastroenterologists? What do those kinds of clinicians do?

Help for survivors of sexual violence and stalking, including emotional support and help getting medical and legal assistance.

Did you come to MIT with your husband, wife, or significant other? This group can help you build a social network, learn a new language, and find the resources you need to build a life in the Boston area.

Meditation, yoga, parenting, weight-management—MIT Medical has classes for everyone!

MIT’s annual fitness challenge is open to all. Form a team, and start moving. Meet weekly exercise goals, and qualify for prize drawings

Discover new ways to manage stress and revitalize your mind and body. Become more relaxed and focused, so you can respond to life with more clarity.

It’s normal to miss your home. Here’s how to cope.