Worldwide Medical Evacuation Insurance
Worldwide medical evacuation insurance is
travel insurance that offers protection for you in the
event you become sick or injured and an emergency medical evacuation is required to either the nearest medical facility, where appropriate medical treatment can be obtained, or to your home country.
When you are traveling outside your home country you assume that not only will your domestic health insurance policy cover you in case of a medical emergency but you also assume that the nearest medical facility will be able to handle your needs. Unfortunately, many travelers discover that most domestic insurance plans are not designed to provide international service. To make matters worse, local medical facilities may not be able to provide the care you require.
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That is why All Aboard
Benefits offers your choice of worldwide medical evacuation insurance
policies that
can be used as a supplement to your international health insurance plan
or domestic policy.
Evacuation insurance can be purchased for three months, six months or 12 months and offers peace of mind by providing important
worldwide benefits such as:
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Emergency medical evacuation,
reunion, return of mortal remains, return of minor children, political evacuation
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Accidental death and dismemberment
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Trip interruption
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Lost luggage
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Personal liability in the case of injury or damage to a third person
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Emergency travel assistance services
such as translation services, lost travel documents and passport
assistance, medical referrals, and more.
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Click the link below to
view the plans we offer, request an online quote, see
more information, and complete an application online:
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A QUOTE NOW!
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All Aboard Benefits represents a wide
variety of worldwide travel related insurance policies that provide international health
insurance coverage for
US and non-US citizens. As an independent agent we can help you
shop for the best plan at the best price. Click
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