From Interstate 10, Katy Freeway:
I-10 East (from downtown), exit Beltway 8 feeder road and U-turn under I-10.
Once heading east again, turn right at the second street - Town & Country Blvd. It dead-ends at the stop sign and the building is on the right across from Luby’s.
I-10 West (from Katy and beyond), exit Beltway 8 feed road and continue on feeder under the Beltway. Just after you go under the Beltway, turn right at the second street - Town & Country Blvd. It dead-ends at the stop sign and the building is on the right across from Luby’s.
HFA, through its affiliation with the U.S. Adult Soccer Association (USASA), maintains limited insurance coverage against soccer-related injuries for all players who are registered with the league. This insurance is intended to be supplemental to primary health insurance as the limits of coverage are quite low.
Coverage is not guaranteed and claims must be submitted within 90 days of injury date.
In the unfortunate event of an injury at an HFA game, practice or scrimmage, the team representative or injured player should follow the following procedures:
1. There is no pre-approval process - go ahead and get treatment and pay the bills as they come in.
4. The injured player should complete the form, obtain the signature of a local league official which in this case can be either the coach, manager or referee present at the time of the accident/injury (the signature is to appear on Part B, line 8 of the claim form), sign and date the form, attach any available bills, and submit via regular mail to the State Administrator at 10104 Murmuring Creek Drive Austin, TX 78736. Incomplete forms will invalidate the claim and will be returned to the sender.
5. Upon receipt of each claim form, the State Administrator will verify the player’s registration, will make and retain a copy of the claim form, player ID card and game report. The State Administrator will then mail the original form with any available bills, a copy of the ID card and a copy of the game report to the insurance company.
6. From this point on, the state and league association’s (TSSAS and HFA) involvement in the process will end. The injured player will deal directly with the insurance company. The insurance company’s claim examiner, upon determination of a viable claim, will notify the injured player where to send all applicable bills and to whom all player and physician inquiries are to be directed. After submitting the claim form, you can follow up with
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