<prompt> Human: So Im currently in the ER as I write this, and I found out this morning that my former health insurance provider does not cover me anymore. I am a student and was enrolled in my student health insurance plan. The plan automatically enrolls students each semester unless they choose to opt out. This semester I am away on co-op with a company until the end of the year, but I am still enrolled in 0.5 credit. I guess during the auto enrollment, I was not enrolled due to my lack of creditsfull time status. I do not believe I was notified that I was no longer eligible and would not be enrolled anymore. Obviously hindsight is 2020 and I could have been far more proactive about all of this, but that time has passed. My current plan is to file for Medicaid and see if they will help after I get out, and enroll in a finance plan with the hospital. Any help on alternatives or other solutions would be great, thanksEdit: thanks everyone for the help, it will be a valuable but expensive lesson to learn for the future. Im thankful its not a serious or life-changing issue, and I should be discharged within the next few hours  <response>: Youre not a full-time student. These programs typically only apply to full-time students. You were banking on the opt-in because they have always done the work for you. That is the nice thing about college is that they are so willing to help you get money but if they arent being paid, they dont do things for you. Youre an adult. Youre responsible for managing your health and insurance. Youre learned a valuable lesson. Hopefully it wont be an expensive lesson.As mentioned above, if it is minor, you should go to an urgent care facility. Otherwise, get the service and then negotiate it. 