Emergency medical coverage is included with some comprehensive travel insurance policies, but can also be purchased on its own. Stand-alone Travel Medical insurance helps cover the cost of many emergency medical treatments during a trip. If you’re traveling and have an unexpected illness, medical condition, or covered injury,  you’ll typically be reimbursed up to the plan limits.

We’ve partnered with GeoBlue to bring you Travel Medical insurance that provides:

• Access to care. A mobile app helps you locate care anywhere in the world, offers access to unlimited telemedicine visits, provides medicine equivalents, alerts you to local security and health issues, and more. An in-house medical assistance team is always just a click or call away, 24/7/365.
• Reimbursement for emergency medical expenses. This includes ambulance service, doctor and hospital bills, x-rays, prescription medications, and more.²
• Medically necessary evacuations. These can cost thousands of dollars out-of-pocket and are typically not covered by your U.S. medical plan.

Who needs Travel Medical Insurance?

For those traveling for summer vacation, spring break, or the holidays, students and teachers traveling abroad, missionaries, or occasional business travelers, our single trip plans offer two levels of coverage for trips up to 182 days.

For frequent business travelers and for leisure travelers who take multiple vacations throughout the year , our multi-trip plans offer two levels of coverage for unlimited trips up to 70 days.

Find the Travel Medical plan that’s right for you.

¹ “Rising Healthcare Concerns for Travelers,” GeoBlue.com, accessed December 2024.
² Travel medical insurance does not cover expenses incurred as a result of routine medical exams, elective care, extreme sport injuries or intoxication.