Expatriate Health

This is a private medical insurance which covers you against the cost of medical treatment as a result of claims arising from accidents or illnesses.

Key Bene­fits

  • International travel and relocation have become common, if not routine for both groups and individuals from all nationalities. Unfortunately, many travelers are misinformed or unfamiliar with how their primary health insurance plan will actually pay a claim incurred outside the United States. The fact is: Most, if not all, U.S. based health plans don’t provide any of the following services in the event of an emergency abroad:

    • 24-hour multilingual Worldwide Services

    • Physician and hospital referrals anywhere in the World

    • Immediate dispatch and coordination of Emergency Medical Evacuation services (anytime anywhere)

    • Repatriation of Remains and Emergency Reunion

    • Peace of Mind (all the above services and benefits are included in this plan)

    Finally, all United States passports clearly state that persons considering foreign travel should determine what health insurance coverage, if any, they have while outside the United States. It further states that Medicare does not cover health care costs outside the United States (for more information, contact the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Consular Affairs).

  • Travel medical insurance designed for U.S. Citizens traveling outside the United States or Non-U.S. Citizens traveling outside their home, with no travel to the United States. This valuable travel protection is ideal for students, business and leisure travelers, study abroad, international exchange students, tourists, holiday travelers, and church or missionary travelers.

  • Most group and individual health plans sold in the United States provide limited (if any) coverage while traveling overseas. PPO’s do not extend their network’s abroad, so any difference in billing expenses or claims will become your responsibility. Private U.S. health plans rarely provide emergency medical air evacuation and repatriation benefits back to your home country. Finally, Medicare provides NO coverage outside the U.S. (see U.S, Passport for details).

    • Up to $1 Million Medical Coverage

    • Emergency Medical Evacuation

    • Up to $1 Million AD&D

    • Trip Interruption

    • Emergency Reunion

    • Repatriation of Remains

    • Emergency Dental

    • Lost Baggage