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The Solution For Traveling Medicare Recipients

Many people are unaware that the Social Security Medicare/Medicaid Program does not provide coverage for hospital or medical expenses incurred outside the United States.

For travelers who are injured or who become seriously ill overseas, obtaining medical treatment and hospital care can be very costly and difficult. A serious medical expense or a medical evacuation can easily cost $20,000 to $75,000, depending on your location and condition.

Insurance Plans

Before traveling internationally (even to Canada or Mexico), Medicare recipients can purchase one of the following:

bullet InterMedical™ Insurance provides covered medical expense and medical evacuation benefits for those traveling outside the U.S., at low daily rates. The plan also includes a 24-hour assistance service that can help with locating medical facilities, arranges medical evacuations, assists with foreign language translation and more. InterMedical™ Insurance also offers optional high limit accidental death insurance.
 
bullet WorldMed™ Insurance: WorldMed is a flexible medical insurance plan for people traveling outside their home country. Available from 15 days to 3 years, it offers 3 levels of accident and sickness coverage up to $1,000,000.
 
bullet Alternatively, Travel Insurance Select ® provides covered travel medical expense and emergency medical evacuation benefits as part of a package travel insurance plan. The plan also includes benefits for covered trip cancellation/interruption, baggage loss, baggage delay, and accidental death, plus 24-hour assistance services.

 Travel Medical Return
Travel Medical Return