Non US citizens traveling outside their home country
This plan is available for 364 days and can be renewed within this time period. Plan provides home country coverage for US citizens inside US for a period of 15 days for a 3 month period and for Non US citizens coverage in their home country is provided for 30 days for a 3 month period
Unique Features
Client zone for convenient renewal, printing of visa letter, reissuing ID cards, updating address information, claims information, and more
Offers coverage up to $1 million for sudden and unexpected injury or sickness per policy period
Up to $500,000 for emergency medical evacuation
ONLY plan which covers complications of pregnancy in first 26 weeks of gestation
Coverage for popular vacation sports like skiing, snowboarding, snorkeling, water skiing at no additional price
H1B/H4 and F1 OPT visa holders can buy this plan
Visitors are ALWAYS eligible for this plan, unless they are current green card holders
Advantages
$0 deductible available
Plan will pay 100% for claims outside USA and offers a low price for trips that do not include the US
For claims in USA and within PPO there is no coinsurance
Lifetime maximum of up to $100,000 for coverage of pre-existing conditions
Coverage available for older travelers: $10,000 maximum for ages 80 and above and $50,000 for 70 - 79 years of age
$250 dental coverage for sudden pain
Disadvantages
Pre-existing conditions are not covered after 70 years of age
Not available to applicants located in NY and MD at the time of purchase
Not available to Canadian citizens while in Canada, nor to Australian citizens with an Australian home address
$200 co payment for each use of emergency room without hospitalization
Hospital pre-certification penalty of 50% of medical expenses
Coverage Example:
Policy maximum of the plan: $200,000
Deductible: $250
Coverage region: USA, claims incurred out of network hospital
First visit to the doctor due to sudden dental pain and the expense incurred is $250
Second incident is a motor accident and the injured is hospitalized and is undergoing surgery for which the expense is $60,000
The following table shows the amount paid by the plan and the customer:
Expense
Bill Amount
Customer pays
Plan Pays
First Visit to the Doctor due to Sudden Dental Pain
$250
$250 (Since the deductible is $250)
$0
Accidental hospitalization
Hospital Room and Board
$30,000
$1,000
$4,000 (coinsurance: 80% of first $5,000) + $25,000
Other expense
$30,000
$0
$30,000
Total:
$60,250
$1,250
$59,000
The usage of deductible and coinsurance:
First time you visit the doctor with sudden dental pain the bill amounts to $250 for a filling
You will have to pay the full $250 as the chosen deductible is $250
A few months later, you meet with a motor accident and get hospitalized to undergo a surgery for $60,000
Now the plan will pay 80% of the first $5,000. ie. Company will pay $4,000 and you will pay $1,000
The plan will then pay the remaining eligible expenses