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International medical insurance - Community Insurance Agency, Inc.       Patriot  Travel Medical Series Short term Medical insurance for NON-US citizens traveling abroad or US Citizens traveling out side the USA. (15 days to 1year, 2 years outside the U.S)       Community Insurance Agency Inc. (CIA) provides a full line of international health and life insurance products designed to meet the unique needs of NON-U.S.A and U.S.A citizens that travel or live outside their country of citizenship. Whether you are taking a two-week trip overseas or plan to relocate to a foreign country, Community Insurance agency Inc. (CIA) can provide medical and life insurance that will meet your needs.  (CIA) puts all of this right at your fingertips by allowing you access to free, online quotes and applications through the Internet. In many cases your application can be processed and approved and conformation of coverage sent back within 5 minutes. We provide the peace of mind and protection you require while outside your home healthcare system. See how easy it is - select "Online Quotes & Applications" above, choose the plan that meets your international insurance needs and follow the simple steps to complete an online application for international travel, major medical or term life insurance. Toll Free: 1-800-344-9540       Patriot  Group Travel Medical Insurance Short- term Medical Insurance for group of 5 OR MORE people traveling abroad.       Are you an agent looking for International health coverage for your clients? Click Here and sign up to sell International health insurance.


Results from search: http://www.psiservice.com/default.htm

Medical Insurance for International Students and Visitors     Service Center       * Application Status      * Renew      * Network Doctors      * Claim - Student      * Claim - Visitor      * Refund      * Contact PSI   International Student & Scholar Medical Insurance Policy Brochure Online Enrollment                               *  *  * Policy Brochure (web) Policy Brochure (pdf) Online Application for  Visiting Parent Insurance Visiting Parent Medical Emergency Insurance *  *  * International Visitor Medical Emergency Insurance Policy Brochure (web) Policy Brochure (pdf) Online Application for Visitor Insurance   Copyright @ 2001 Professional Service, Inc. Tel: 1-888-789-4488   Fax: 1-888-789-4499 Email: psi@psiservice.com P.O. Box 1296, Herndon, VA 20172, U.S.A.


Results from search: http://www.virginiarisk.com/visitorsinsurance.htm

Visitor Medical Insurance - for those visiting the United States for up to several years. The Virginia Risk Company 9200 Keystone Crossing Ste 300 Indianapolis, IN 46240 800-523-6944 or 317-818-2089 Fax: 317-818-2095 Foreign Visitors Medical We have simplified the process for you! Below are summaries of two programs providing coverage to visitors. The first section shows the priced that will be charged for each program, based on desired coverage and age, and the second section goes into greater detail concerning the description of benefits. It is important for you to read the information thoroughly, visitor insurance programs have unique conditions and requirements that you must understand prior to purchase.   Or, as you can see, we've shown all the rates available. If you see a plan you would like to receive a brochure for, you can either print the application directly to your local printer (if available) or contact us with the program number.    Please consult summaries below for full description of all Programs Monthly Premiums for Inbound USA $75 Per Injury / Sickness Deductible Per Person $50,000 Maximum $100,000 Maximum Age 2 weeks through Age 49 $59 $86 Age 50 through Age 69 $94 $132 Dependent Child (Age 2 weeks through age 18) $49 $74 $150 Per Injury / Sickness Deductible Per Person $50,000 Maximum $100,000 Maximum Age 2 weeks through Age 49 $56 $83 Age 50 through Age 69 $91 $129 Dependent Child (Age 2 weeks through age 18) $46 $69 $250 Per Injury / Sickness Deductible Per Person $50,000 Maximum $100,000 Maximum Age 70 through Age 79 $101 N/A Age 80 and over $131 N/A   Monthly Premiums for Liaison International Rates for Persons Travel to Include the United States Age $50,000 Max $100,000 Max $500,000 Max $1,000,000 Max 19 through 29 $51 $60 $76 $85 30 through 39 $66 $78 $99 $110 40 through 49 $97 $110 $145 $160 50 through 59 $134 $163 $195 $230 60 through 64 $160 $199 $249 $285 65 through 69 $201 $239 $298 $320 70 through 79 $255 N/A N/A N/A 80 and over * $425 N/A N/A N/A Dependent Child $28 $32 $42 $45 Child Alone $46 $54 $68 $76 * Ages 80 and over is limited to $15,000 Maximum     Program Descriptions - Read brochure for full details Inbound USA Insurance Company: Rated A++ by AM Best Period of Coverage: 1 to 12 months. Coverage available immediately with credit card and fax machine. ID Card processed within 24 hours during normal business days. Medical Maximum Options: Plan A  $50,000 Plan B  $100,000 Ages 70 and over limited to $50,000 Deductible Options: $75 or $150 per Injury / Sickness. Ages 70 and over, deductible is $250 per Injury / Sickness Co-insurance: None Accidental Death and Dismemberment: $25,000 Principal Sum Pre-Existing Conditions: 6 months, 12 months for persons abe 70 and over Highlights: No Medical Exam Required.   COVERED SERVICES INJURY AND SICKNESS BENEFIT LIMITS INPATIENT Age 14 days to Age 69 Age 14 days to Age 69 Age 70 and over INPATIENT $50,000 Max per Injury / Sickness $100,000 Max per Injury / Sickness $50,000 Max per Injury / Sickness Hospital Room & Board including miscellaneous $1275/day, 30 day max $1750/day, 30 day max $950/day, 30 day max Hospital Intensive Care Unit Additional $525/day, 8 day max Additional $750/day, 8 day max Additional $425/day, 8 day max Surgical Treatment $3000 $5000 $2500 Anesthetist 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit Assistant Surgeon 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit Physician's Non-Surgical Visits $50/visit, 1/day, 30 visits $75/day, 1/day, 30 visits $50/visit, 1/day, 30 visits Consultant Physician, when requested by attending Physician $400 $450 $350 Pre-Admission Tests within 7 days before Hospital admission $1000 $1000 $700 Private Duty Nurse $500 $500 $500 OUTPATIENT OUTPATIENT Age 14 days to Age 69 Age 14 days to Age 69 Age 70 and over Surgical Treatment $3000 $5000 $2500 Anesthetist 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit Assistant Surgeon 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit 25% of surgical benefit Physician's Non-Surgical Visits $50/visit, 1/day, 10 visits $75/visit, 1/day, 10 visits $50/visit, 1/day, 10 visits Diagnostic X-rays & Lab Services $400 Additional $250 - One Cat scan, PET scan or MRI $450 Additional $750 - One Cat scan, PET scan or MRI $350 Additional $250 - One Cat scan, PET scan or MRI Hospital Emergency Room 75% of U&C to $300 75% of U&C to $500 75% of U&C to $250 Prescription Drugs $100 $150 $80 Day surgery miscellaneous, related to outpatient scheduled surgery performed at a Hospital or licensed outpatient surgery center; including the cost of operating room, anesthesia, drugs and medicines and medical supplies. $900 $1000 $800 OTHERS OTHERS Age 14 days to Age 69 Age 14 days to Age 69 Age 70 and over Ambulance Services $400 $400 $400 Initial Orthopedic Prosthesis / brace $1000 $1200 $800 Chemotherapy and / or radiation therapy $1000 $1250 $800 Dental Treatment for Injury to Sound, Natural Teeth $500 $500 $500 Mental & Nervous Disorder & Substance Abuse Same as any Sickness Same as any Sickness Same as any Sickness Maternity (conception occurs at least 90 days after your effective date) $2500 Max $2500 Max N/A Physiotherapy $35/visit, 1/day, 12 visits $35/visit, 1/day, 12 visits $35/visit, 1/day, 12 visits Emergency Evacuation $10,000 $10,000 $10,000 Repatriation of Remains $7,500 $7,500   $7,500 AD&D Principal Sum $25,000 Common Carrier $25,000 Common Carrier $25,000 Common Carrier Should an insured person turn 70 during the purchased coverage period, the 70 and over benefit schedule becomes effective upon the day the insured turns 70.         Liaison International Insurance Company: Rated A- by AM Best Period of Coverage: 1 to 12 months. Coverage available immediately with credit card and fax machine. Certificate of Insurance issued within 5 days of purchase. Deductible: Various Options Plan Options:   Coverage: Hospital and physician's expenses included. Accidental Death and Dismemberment: $25,000 Principal Sum Pre-Existing Conditions:       Home - Visitors Insurance - Immigrant Medical - International Travel Insurance - Worldwide Medical Agents & Brokers - Groups & Corporations - Contact        


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Visitor's Insurance   Human Resources Home    |  Benefits Home Enrollment Enrollment form Accidental Death & Dismemberment Medical coverage Medical evacuation Exclusions Premiums Claim forms   Coverage by the Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania Laboratory policy requires foreign collaborators (non-salaried) classifications with appointments of more than 30 days to have medical coverage for the duration of the visit, and the department is charged-back for the full cost of such coverage. Medical coverage is also available to casual visitors (visits of 30 days or less), at the discretion of the department/division. Medical coverage is provided through the Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania (ICSP), and is available for a maximum of three years. Who is eligible for ICSP coverage? ICSP coverage is only available to collaborators or visitors who hold one of the following visa statuses: B-1, J-1, W-B, T/N, A-1, IE-2, O, or CP-Paroled. If the collaborator/visitor holds one of these visa statuses, he or she may also enroll family members who have arrived in the U.S. with them regardless of the family member's visa status. The visitor and spouse (if applicable) must be under age 75. Dependent children must be under the age of 18. Coverage is available up to age 21 if the child is a full-time student and dependent on the insured visitor while in the U.S.A. and if the child is residing with the insured visitor. If a collaborators/visitor does not hold one of the visa statuses indicated above, he or she may be enrolled in the CIGNA PPO medical program. See the Medical Insurance Section for additional information. If the length of stay for a visitor/collaborator changes, the Benefits Office must be notified in writing in advance of the change. ICSP contact information The Insurance Company of the State of Pennsylvania  (American International Assistance Services, Inc.) Aon Consulting Inc. Att: Al Grippo 685 Third Avenue 12th Floor New York, NY 10017 Emergency number: (800) 626-2427 Claims: (212) 770-280 6 Enrollment To enroll for coverage upon arrival at the Laboratory, contact your department representative as indicated below: Department Contact Person Extension Building  Advanced Technology Pat Fox 2939 179A AGS Marion Heimerle 4619 911B Applied Science Pat Fox 2939 179A Biology Kathy Folkers 3415 463 Chemistry Jean Petterson 4302 555 Instrumentation Cheryl Williams 5061 535B Medical Joan Terry 3661 490 NSLS Judy Thompson 2145 725B Physics Leesa Allen 2700 510A RHIC Doris Rueger 5663 1005 Your representative will provide you with a copy of the following form for you to complete that must then be forwarded to Denise DiMeglio in the Benefits Office , Building 185.   ICSP enrollment form You must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader software installed in order to view and print this file. Obtain the Reader , or troubleshoot common technical problems. Accidental Death & Dismemberment Coverage Accidental Death and Dismemberment (AD&D) coverage is provided in the amount of $25,000 per adult (maximum) $ 5,000 per child (maximum). This insurance will be paid for any of the following losses resulting within 365 days of the date of the accident which caused the injury. If more than one loss results from any one accident, only one amount, the largest, will be paid. Loss AD&D Coverage Amount Life  100% Both hands or feet  100% Sight of both eyes  100% One hand and one foot  100% Either hand or foot and sight in one eye  100% Speech and hearing in both ears  100% Either hand or foot  50% Sight of one eye  50% Speech  50% Hearing in both ears  50% Thumb & index finger of same hand  25% Medical Coverage This insurance will pay for the Reasonable and Customary (R&C) charge, subject to the deductible and co-payment requirements, for covered medical expenses incurred by you or your covered family member up to the maximum indicated below for the treatment of an injury or sickness while insured by this program. Covered medical expenses include services and supplies recommended by a physician including services of a physician, hospital confinement and use of an operating room, anesthetics, x-ray examinations or treatments, laboratory tests, ambulance service, drugs, medicines and therapeutic services and supplies. Maximum coverage per occurrence:  $50,000 Coverage:  80% of the first $5,000 of R&C covered expenses. 100% of R&C covered expenses thereafter. (Subject to deductible) Annual deductible: $250 per individual $500 per family Medical coverage exclusions Services, supplies, or treatment, including any period of hospital confinement, which were not recommended, approved, and certified as medically necessary by a physician. Routine physicals or other examinations where there are no objective indications or impairment in normal health, and laboratory diagnosis or x-ray examinations except in the course of a disability established by the prior call or attendance of a physician. Elective, cosmetic, or plastic surgery, except as a result of an accident. Dental care, except as a result of injury to sound natural teeth caused by an accident. Congenital anomalies and conditions arising out of or resulting there from. Expenses incurred in connection with weak, strained, or flat feet, corns calluses, or toenails. The diagnosis and treatment of acne. Deviated septum, including surgical correction thereof. Organ transplants that competent medical professionals consider experimental. Well child care including exams and immunizations. Expenses that are not exclusively medical in nature. Medical Evacuation This insurance will pay the reasonable and customary charges up to a maximum of $10,000 for covered expenses incurred if injury or sickness results in the emergency medical of you or your covered dependents. Covered expenses include transportation and medical treatment, including medical services and supplies necessarily incurred in connection with the evacuation. Repatriation of Remains This insurance will pay up to $7,500 for covered expenses reasonably incurred to return your body or the body of your covered dependents to your home country if you or your covered dependents die. Covered expenses include embalming, cremation, coffins and transportation. Miscellaneous Assistance Services: Advice regarding lost baggage or passport Arrangement of legal assistance Travel agency assistance Aggregate limit of indemnity per accident: $125,000 Exclusions The ICSP program does not provide benefits for any loss resulting in whole or in part from, or expenses incurred for: Suicide, attempted suicide or intentionally self-inflicted injury. Service in the Armed Forces or units auxiliary thereto. Participation in any professional, semi-professional, or interscholastic team sports or any bodily contact sport. Being under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or other intoxicants unless prescribed by a physician and taken as prescribed. Participation in a felony, riot, crime, misdemeanor, or civil commotion. Participation in contests of speed. Operating or learning to operate any aircraft, or performing duties as a member of the crew on any aircraft. Participation in skydiving, parachuting, hang gliding or bungee jumping. An opportunistic infection and/or malignant neoplasm, if at the time of the accident or sickness, you had an Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) or having an anti-body positive blood test to HIV. Dental treatment, except treatment as a result of injury to sound natural teeth. Mental, nervous, or emotional disorders or rest cures. Experimental or investigative procedures and/or treatment. Pregnancy and all related conditions, including services and supplies related to the diagnosis or treatment of infertility or other problems related to the inability to conceive a child; birth control, including surgical procedures and devices, and miscarriage. A pre-existing condition. Eyeglasses, contact lenses, hearing aids, and examination for the prescription or fitting thereof, unless injury has caused impairment of vision or hearing. Treatment provided in a government hospital or services for which no charge is normally made. Treatment or services within your home country after 30 consecutive days within the country. Additional exclusions may apply. Refer to your synopsis of coverage for additional information. Visitor's premiums for medical coverage Person to be Covered Age Monthly Cost Per Person Visitor and Spouse Less than 30 $35.00 Visitor and Spouse 30 - 54 $46.00 Visitor and Spouse 55 - 64 $54.00 Visitor and Spouse 65 - 74 $68.00 Visitor and Spouse 75+ ICSP coverage not available Child(ren) Up to age 18* $18.00/month/child * Coverage is available up to age 21 if the child is a full-time student and dependent on the insured visitor while in the U.S.A. and if the child is residing with the insured visitor. Please note that medical program charges cannot be prorated. Claim Forms The Accident and Sickness Claim form is available in the Human Resources Department, BNL Building 185 or you may print it out below: Proof of loss - Accident and sickness claim form   Note: You must have the Adobe Acrobat Reader software installed in order to view and print this file. Obtain the Reader , or troubleshoot common technical problems.   Last updated April 12, 2002   by hr division Privacy and Security Notice


Results from search: http://www.optics.arizona.edu/Visitors/exchange_visitor_medical_insuran.htm

EXCHANGE VISITOR MEDICAL INSURANCE CERTIFICATION FORM EXCHANGE VISITOR MEDICAL INSURANCE CERTIFICATION FORM     Name:                                                                                                             Daytime Phone:                                                    (Family Name)                                 (First Name)                                    (Middle Name) Department:                                                                                Dates of Stay:                                                          Local Address:                                                                                                                                                          ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I understand that the United States Information Agency (USIA) has established regulations that require J-1 principal and J-2 dependent non-immigrants in residence at U.S. institutions of higher education to obtain specific medical insurance coverage.(22 CFR 515.14). Furthermore, I understand the regulations establish the minimum medical insurance coverage as follows: General Provisions:  medical benefits of at least $50,000 per accident or illness a co-payment not greater than 25% of the covered benefits per accident or illness a deductible not greater than $500 per accident or illness a waiting period for pre-existing conditions that is reasonable by current industry standards coverage for activities inherent to the exchange program (i.e., flight training for an aviation school). Repatriation Provision repatriation of remains:  not less than $7,500 in coverage Medical Evacuation Provision expenses associated with the medical evacuation of the exchange visitor to his or her home country in an amount not less than $10,000 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ü   I certify that I am covered by medical insurance that meets the minimum requirements stated above. ü   If applicable: I also certify that my dependents are covered by medical insurance mandated above. ü    I understand that if I willfully fail to maintain the required health insurance the University of Arizona is required to             terminate the exchange visitor's program. ü              If I am eligible and elect University of Arizona health insurance, I certify that I have adequate Medical            Evacuation and Repatriation insurance.     Date (Exchange Visitor's Signature) Name of Insurance Provider: Address of Insurance Provider:   Phone Number of Provider: Policy Number Effective Dates of Policy:


Results from search: http://www.newsindia.net/Visitors/flyer.htm

Visitor's Medical Insurance Visitor's Medical Insurance Send an e-mail For U.S. Citizens and Non-U.S. Citizens Click on the ICON below Click on the IMG icon above Fill the required information about the Visitor and click on Calculate This will give you the rate Click on the desired rate, and fill the application You can go ahead and complete the payment via credit card Answers to Frequently asked questions   If you need help send an e-mail Get Adobe Acrobat Reader Available From: Prabhat Kumar Send an e-mail for rates and details This is a brief illustration for information purposes only and not an actual policy. For details please read your policy. Return to Newsindia Home


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A Jeewanjee Insurance Agency   Business Insurance   Professional Liability for Software Consultants Business Liability Worker's Compensation Business Umbrella Commercial General Liability Auto Liability Restaurant Package Policy Group Medical/Dental plans Visitor's, Student's and Traveler's Medical Insurance International Citizens Medical Insurance H1 Workers Insurance World wide Medical Coverage away from your home Short-Term Medical Insurance for US Residents Auto Insurance Life Insurance Homeowners Insurance Pre-Paid Legal Protection Plans for you and your Family, your business, or your employees A Jeewanjee Insurance Agency is California's Leading independent multi-line Insurance Broker serving the community since 1985. We will be pleased to evaluate and design your Insurance and benefit package; and offer different alternatives to cut down on expenses while maintaining or improving the quality of your Insurance programs. Please send us Email at: insure@jeewanjee.com


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Results from search: http://www.going2usa.com/tourism/medicalinsurance.html

going2usa: How to get visitor medical insurance? Try our fast and accurate search engine!! How to get visitor medical insurance in USA ? Medical care in USA is extremely costly. Traveling abroad without a medical insurance could be very very expensive, in case of any health problem. Click here to know the experience posted by one of our going2usa visitors.     What is the Visitor medical insurance? and what it covers?   Its a temporary insurance for the period of your stay in USA, which covers all your medical expenses. Normally this kind of insurance covers various kinds of medicare expenses i.e. Doctors, Hospital fees, Medicines, and any other kind of medical health related expenses depending on what kind of plan you take.   Where to get it?   Insurance from India: There are many insurance companies which provide medical insurance for the visitors, and they are as follows: New India insurance company. The oriental insurance company. United India insurance. Though these companies have their web sites, information seems to be not updated. So, it's better to call their local office and find out more details. Plans and rates varies from company to company. Disadvantage with these policies is that they are normally not accepted by many of the Hospitals and Doctors in USA. Hence you need to claim your expenses later, and it involves a lot of paper work, correspondence and follow up to claim your money. And mostly this is a time consuming and frustrating process, when you don't get the exact claim you applied for. Insurance from USA: Getting medical insurance from USA based insurance company might be a bit expensive, but the advantage is that most of the hospitals and doctors might accept it. In this case you get the instant benefit, and there is no need to run after insurance company to claim your expenses. There are several companies in USA which provide medical insurance for International visitors. Following are a few: International Travel Insurance insurance.indiainfo.com www.health-saver.com www.probityins.com www.visitorsinsurance.com The Virginia Risk Company www.travelinsure.com Jeewanjee Insurance Agency Community Insurance Agency IMG Other links According to past experiences, it's better if you get insurance from USA based insurance companies. How to claim?   Contact your insurance company. You might have to fill up some claim forms along with the proof of your expenses, which includes copy of hospital and doctor reports and all original bills. If you have taken policy in India you will get your claims in Indian rupees.     Period of coverage? Start date/ End date? Generally, most of the visitor medical insurance comes in effect right from the moment you arrive in the USA. Or the date specified by you in the form. This again depends on the company and the policy. Same is with the END date i.e. when you reach back to your country, it ends at that time. Effective time is normally for the period of your stay in USA.     How it works?   When you take a visitor insurance, the insurance company normally gives you an ID card or some document which contains your policy number or some other details. When you visit a Hospital or a Doctor, you can show it there. If they accept your insurance policy, you instantly get the benefit and might have to pay minimum fee according to your policy agreement and terms. Or in other case, if Hospital or Doctors don't accept the policy, you might have to pay your medical expenses, and then you can claim them by filing your claims with that insurance company later.     What are the rates and coverage?   Rates depend on various factors like: Age, medical history of a person, duration of stay, kind of plan and coverage, and premium. Other than these basic factors, it also depends on the insurance company, and the place you have taken it e.g. insurance taken from india is normally cheaper than if taken from USA based insurance company.   Things to keep in mind... Do a proper inquiry with different insurance companies about their rates, coverage , premium and claims. Never travel without an insurance policy. If you extend your stay in USA, don't forget to extend your medical insurance policy too Keep all your receipts and reports safely. Copyright © 2001 going2usa.com All rights reserved.   Improve your credit!


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DC Department of Health: Special Programs: Healthy Families Department of Health DOH HOME SERVICES Addiction, Recovery Birth, Death Certificates Certificate of Need Dog License Fish & Wildlife Health Promotion Health Regulation HIV/AIDS Internships Maternal & Child Medical Insurance Nutrition Preventive Health Special Programs INFORMATION Administrations   & Offices Calendar Fact Sheets Grants & Funding Health Alerts Health Benefits Plan Health Data & Reports Health Phone Numbers Healthy People 2010 HIPPA Overview Medicaid National Health Links Rodent Control ON-LINE SERVICE   REQUESTS DC Healthy Families Insurance Program Mission DC Healthy Families provides FREE health insurance to uninsured children under age 19 and their parents/guardians. Program Description DC Healthy Families covers children, adolescents under age 19 who live alone, pregnant women, and parents/guardians. DC Healthy Families is funded by the District of Columbia and federal government and is administered by the Department of Health, Medical Assistance Administration; Department of Human Services, Income Maintenance Administration; Office of Maternal and Child Health; and the outreach contractor, Houston Associates, Inc. Application Benefits Eligibility FAQs Facts Volunteer Information Government of the District of Columbia John A. Wilson Building 1350 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20004 Citywide Call Center: (202) 727-1000 Feedback & Comments | Privacy Policy | Terms & Conditions of Use

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