Many travelers think the simple purchase of travel health insurance is enough, but for many, a pre-existing medical condition is the reason
their travel health insurance claim is denied.
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The study, based on data gathered from
health insurance claims made throughout 2009, found that international air
travel, which was previously thought to be important in the pandemic, played only a minor role in its spread within the US.
Similarly, premiums paid for
travel health insurance can usually be
claimed on your Canadian tax return, according to Ardrey, as can any out - of - pocket medical expenses not covered by
insurance.
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Primary coverage allows the traveler to place a
claim through the
travel insurance company without involving the traveler's normal primary
health plan.
However, if the
travel insurance plan offers secondary medical coverage, then the traveler must first file a
claim with their primary
health care.
Many
travel insurance claims are denied due to pre-existing conditions, and it's not just your own
health that's reviewed — it's the
health of the person whose illness or death caused you to cancel or interrupt your trip too.
You must be medically stable when you purchase the
travel plan and if a
claim is made, the
travel insurance provider will examine your
health records over the look - back period
If you're
traveling domestically, your
travel insurance plan will be secondary to your
health insurance coverage, which means you'll make a
claim on your
health insurance plan first and the remainder will be paid by your
travel insurance plan (up to the plan limits).
If you have to make a
claim, the
travel insurance company — just like any
health insurance company — will ask for doctor's records to determine whether there was a pre-existing medical condition.
If they paid a deductible with their
health insurance provider, that amount can be included in their
claim with their
travel insurance provider.
Primary
travel insurance policies allow a traveler to file a medical
claim directly with their
travel insurance provider, without contacting their
health insurance provider at all.
This coverage requires that you first
claim directly with your own primary
health insurance provider before
claiming for medical expenses with your
travel insurance provider.
If a traveler has any remaining medical expenses after filing a
claim with the
travel insurance company, they may then file a separate
claim with their own
health insurance provider.
What the couple didn't know, however, was that the
travel insurance company, like just about every
insurance underwriter everywhere, included a subrogation clause and a first payer clause in its policy certificate, allowing the company to collect some of the
claim money from the couple's extended
health insurance provider — the insurer that pays for treatment not entirely covered under Canada's national
health plan.
With Secondary coverage, you will need to file with your
health insurance provider first, even if you know the
claim will be denied, and then you can file your
claim with your
travel insurance.
If a traveler does not have a primary domestic
health insurance plan, then a
travel insurance plan with secondary coverage will be the first and only policy to receive the
claim.
This is most common with emergency medical & dental coverage: secondary
travel insurance requires you to file a
claim with your normal
health insurance before the
travel insurance coverage beings, whereas primary
travel insurance allows you to skip that step and file a
claim first with the
travel insurance.
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