TDUQL

Medical Benefit Treatment-Day Requirements

This page explains how treatment days affect medical benefits under the Student Education and Research Accident Insurance, including the applicable thresholds for different types of accidents.

How treatment days affect benefits

Medical benefit amounts vary according to the number of treatment days required until you can resume normal daily life.

Regular classes and school events

For accidents that occur during regular curricular activities or school events, medical benefits are payable from the first actual treatment day. An actual treatment day is a day on which you receive inpatient or outpatient treatment.

Extracurricular club activities

For accidents that occur during extracurricular club activities, medical benefits are payable when the actual treatment period lasts at least 14 days.

Other on-campus and movement-related accidents

For accidents that occur on school premises outside extracurricular activities, and for movement-related accidents, medical benefits are payable when the actual treatment period lasts at least four days.

Official sources

The following official Tokyo Denki University materials were used to prepare this page.