How should I be prepared to deal with medical emergencies abroad?

3/12/2018 6:41:21 PM

Medicaid does not cover medical care outside the United States. In addition, you should check your state’s eligibility rules to ensure you don’t need to re-enroll when you get back, as your coverage may lapse if you leave for a longer period of time (sometimes 30 days).

You can prepare for this situation by purchasing travel insurance, either on a per-trip basis or an annual plan if you travel more often. These plans vary, and you should carefully review the fine print to know what is covered and what limitations apply. You should consider sufficient coverage to pay for medical emergencies abroad and for medical evacuation in case a serious illness requires you to return home. Travel insurance can also cover trip cancellation and interruption if your trip is derailed for a covered reason.

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