Revision as of 21:04, 17 April 2023 by 38.154.163.219 (talk) (Created page with "People over sixty are special and need special travel cover. A plan which could work well for his or her children or grand children will not be the best option for them.<br />...")(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)People over sixty are special and need special travel cover. A plan which could work well for his or her children or grand children will not be the best option for them.Last week I had a chance to speak with a woman who's seventy six yrs . old. She told me that this past year she had taken a brief term visit to Uganda. She stated that she purchased the same travel plan as her children and grandchildren. Unfortunately, this plan didn't cover her pre-existing conditions. She was unaware that such a plan was available.Choose a plan that will suit your needs. As a senior citizen employed in the international travel cover business I am very aware of the needs of retired people seeking coverage because of their trip or trips overseas. OLDER PERSONS often have trouble determining which kind of coverage to purchase. There are several things to bear in mind when looking for a plan. You should decide if you need coverage for pre-existing conditions, trip cancellation, and other benefits a younger person may not need. Some companies offer plans which are specifically tailored for the older traveler.Search for a plan that may cover pre-existing conditions. Older travelers tend to be searching for a plan that will cover pre-existing conditions. Sometimes they pay more than is needed because of this benefit or they cannot find a plan that offers this kind of coverage. Most short-term travel plans include coverage for an "acute onset of a pre-existing condition." Most companies define an acute onset of a pre-existing condition as an abrupt and unexpected outbreak or recurrence of a pre-existing condition which occurs spontaneously without advance warning. An acute onset of a pre-existing condition is usually covered in the event that you met some or all of the following requirements, such as for example, not traveling against or in disregard of the recommendations of one's physician, not traveling with the intent to seek treatment for the pre-existing condition as well as your pre-existing conditions has been stabilized for thirty days or more before your departure date.Talk with an international travel insurance broker. When buying travel plan it is advisable to talk with a global travel insurance brokerage firm as they are able to offer coverage with several insurance companies. They are not limited to just one single travel insurance. Many insurance firms offer travel plans, but the benefits are often more designed for the younger traveler. A broker has the ability to offer you a selection of short term travel plans that can meet your own specific needs.Remember whether traveling in the USA or overseas it really is good idea to purchase an excellent travel plan. As a wise man once said "Insurance is only important when you don't have it."Nelma Maxwell is an International TRAVEL COVER expert who works once and for all Neighbor Insurance. Good Neighbor Insurance represents 10 international medical health insurance companies and international health and travel cover for every country on the globe. Other products include international medical-evacuation-insurance, international term life, international disability insurance and international group medical health insurance. Also insurance is provided for short-term mission workers and missionary teams. Good Neighbor Insurance can also provide health insurance choices for individuals time for and/or residing in the united states. To get a good overview and/or make an application for insurance plans provided by Good Neighbor Insurance please go to http://www.gninsurance.com