Sentences with phrase «primary health plan»

Primary coverage allows the traveler to place a claim through the travel insurance company without involving the traveler's normal primary health plan.

NOTE: Medicaid and VA benefits are not deemed a primary health plan.

In addition, in order to qualify for the higher coverage limit for Insured Persons with a Primary Health Plan the following must apply:

These plans can help to fill in the coverage gaps that your primary health plan may leave while you are traveling abroad.

Medical limits reduced for travelers with pre-existing medical conditions and without a primary health plan.

The traveler's primary health plan must be in effect at the time of any claim; and Medicaid, Medicare, and V.A. health benefits do not count as primary health insurance.

TravelGap Excursion — most popular single - trip plan Single - trip health and accident insurance with your choice of medical limits and deductibles Covering 100 % of medical expenses after the deductible and up to your choice of plan limit, this single - trip travel medical plan does require a traveler to have a primary health plan.

Waiver of pre-existing conditions automatically included for U.S. citizens with a primary health plan traveling outside the U.S. and Canada and under age 65.

The Drawbacks: Travelers are required to be U.S. residents and have a primary health plan.

TravelGap Voyager Single - trip travel medical for trips up to six months for travelers age 74 and younger Covering 100 % of medical costs after your deductible and up to your choice of plan limit, this travel medical plan does not require a primary health plan.

Coverage is limited to $ 20,000 for those over 65 with a primary health plan and limited to $ 2,500 those without).

Medical treatment inside the U.S. for conditions not covered by the insured's primary health plan are covered at 100 % up to a $ 25,000 limit.

Insured travelers are required to have a primary health plan.

If the insured does not have a primary health plan, the benefit covers the first $ 20,000 in eligible medical expenses (again, for persons over 65, the amount is limited)

A primary health plan is a group health, an individual health, or a governmental health plan that will act as the first payor of claims (such as Medicare or your employer - based health plan) and, as such, is your primary medical coverage.

This plan requires the insured to have a primary health plan and individual trips must be no longer than 70 days.

If the insured has a primary health plan, the benefit covers to the medical maximum (for persons 65 and over, the amount is limited)

For U.S. citizens under age 65 with a Primary Health Plan, pre-existing conditions are waived up to their chosen policy maximum for travel outside the U.S. and Canada.

The Bottom Line: This is a good all - around travel medical insurance plan that does not require a primary health plan.

For U.S. citizens without a Primary Health Plan, pre-existing condition recurrences are covered up to $ 20,000.

Travel medical insurance policies are designed to pick up where your primary health plan leaves off.

This plan requires the traveler to have a primary health plan, and you choose the medical deductibles and plan limits.

* Plan requires you to have a primary health plan ** Optional upgrade to make this medical coverage primary.

Trekker Choice Multi-trip annual travel medical and evacuation insurance with pre-ex for travelers up to age 85 Covering 100 % of medical costs after your deductible and up to your choice of plan limit, this travel medical plan requires the traveler to have a primary health plan.

Participants must be enrolled in a Primary Health Plan.

Please refer to the definition of a primary health plan for more specific information on what plans qualify as primary insurance.

Waiver of Pre-existing Conditions For U.S. Residents Outside the U.S. Age 0 - 64: Up to your medical expense limit if you have a Primary Health Plan Age 0 - 64: $ 20,000 Age 65 & over: $ 2,500

If you have primary health plan, and are under age 65, this plan covers sudden recurrence of a pre-existing condition up to the maximum medical limit selected.

For persons less than age 65 without a Primary Health Plan as defined in the Certificate, Pre-existing Conditions are waived up to the first $ 20,000.

What is a Primary Health Plan?

For persons age 65 and over, Pre-existing Conditions are waived up to the first $ 2,500 regardless of whether there is a Primary Health Plan.

Medicaid, Medicare, & V.A. plans are not primary health plans.

2 A Primary Health Plan (PHP) is designed to be the first payor of claims.

Medicaid, Medicare, and V.A. health plans do not constitute a primary health plan.

Coverage is provided up to the medical maximum if you have a Primary Health Plan in place.

Medicare qualifies as a primary health plan.

PLEASE NOTE: Your Primary Health Plan must be effective at the time of claim.

In order to be eligible for either GeoBlue Trekker plan, you must be enrolled in a primary health plan in your home country.