Sentences with phrase «adequate medical facilities»

Provides coverage for emergency medical evacuation and related medical services / supplies to the nearest adequate medical facility or the city of burial, in case of death.

The rule of thumb here is: the more remote the location and the farther the traveler is from adequate medical facilities, the more medical evacuation coverage they'll need.

Provides coverage for emergency medical evacuation and related medical services / supplies to the nearest adequate medical facility or the city of burial, in case of death.

Medical Evacuation can provide coverage for transportation of a traveler to the nearest adequate medical facility in the event of a medical emergency during their trip.

If you are concerned about having adequate medical facilities on Ambergris Caye, don't worry.

Travel Health Insurance covers hospitalization you might need and all arrangements for the trip back if your condition requires immediate medical assistance at home or other place with adequate medical facilities.

Many missionaries typically work in remote parts of the world that are poor and lack adequate medical facilities.

A legally licensed Physician, in coordination with Our designated Assistance Company, must order the Emergency Medical Evacuation and must certify that the severity of Your Accidental Injury or Emergency Sickness warrants Your Emergency Medical Evacuation to the closest adequate medical facility.

Medical Evacuation arranges transportation to the nearest adequate medical facility in the event of a medical emergency.

Recently, detainees in the custody of the 1st respondent have been dying due to lack of proper care and adequate medical facilities, as the 1st respondent is not normally well - funded to function effectively, except to be used by the ruling government to hound the opposition,» Adegboruwa added.

Also, some countries do not have efficient rescue services and adequate medical facilities.

In addition to trip cancellation and interruption, the more comprehensive travel insurance plans available today may also cover emergency medical expenses; emergency medical transportation, when ordered by a doctor, to the nearest adequate medical facility; reimbursement for accommodations; and expenses.

Most policies with Medical Evacuation coverage will transport a traveler to the nearest adequate medical facility.

If you are in a remote location and get seriously sick or injured where adequate medical facilities are not available, emergency medical evacuation will transport you to the nearest medical facility where you can receive adequate medical care.

Most policies will pay for transportation to the nearest adequate medical facility (known as evacuation)-- but that could be thousands of miles from your loved ones and the doctors you trust.

But Medicare, for instance, doesn't cover members when they are overseas (though some Medigap plans do), and most health plans won't cover evacuation (meaning, transportation to an adequate medical facility), which can be expensive if you're somewhere remote.

Covers evacuation expenses as directed by a physician to the nearest adequate medical facility or home in the event of death or if medically required.

The Medical Evacuation benefit can transport you to the nearest adequate medical facility, and back home if deemed medically necessary.

The Policy will pay Covered Expenses incurred up to the maximum stated in the Schedule of Benefits if any covered Injury or Illness commences during the Period of Coverage and results in Medically Necessary Emergency Medical Evacuation or Repatriation of the Plan Participant (The Plan Participant's medical condition warrants immediate transportation from the medical facility where He or She is located to the nearest adequate medical facility where medical Treatment can be obtained).

Medical Evacuation can cover an evacuation from the cruise ship to the nearest adequate medical facility, this can include an air ambulance from a ship or port.

Medical Evacuation can cover an evacuation to the nearest adequate medical facility.

The Emergency Medical benefit covers medical expenses if a traveler becomes unexpectedly ill while on their trip, while Medical Evacuation covers transportation costs to the nearest adequate medical facility, as well as transportation home if the treating physician deems it necessary.

In most cases, the traveler will be evacuated to the nearest adequate medical facility.

In addition to trip cancellation and interruption, the more comprehensive travel insurance plans available today through AIG Travel Guard may also cover emergency medical expenses; emergency medical transportation, when ordered by a doctor, to the nearest adequate medical facility; reimbursement for accommodations and expenses incurred due to travel delays; reimbursement for the purchase of essential items if baggage is delayed; and coverage against lost, stolen or damaged baggage.