Travel Insurance
Medical Coverage Abroad
Traveling abroad is an exciting experience, but many people don't know their domestic health insurance, including Medicare, may provide limited or no coverage when traveling internationally. Medicare only allows up to a $50,000 lifetime limit for emergency medical expenses, but only on a reimbursement basis. While no one expects to have a medical emergency, unpredictable illnesses and accidents can happen, and the resulting medical bills can be overwhelming.
With travel medical insurance from IMG, you can enjoy peace of mind knowing you have medical coverage and 24/7 global assistance services to support you in your time of need.
See below for an overview of both Medical only travel plans along with Medical and Trip Cancellation & Interruption plans, with several options available so that you can easily find a product that fits your budget and coverage needs.
Still not convinced you need insurance? Check out this video testimonial from Mark, an IMG customer, whose life was on the line after a skiing accident in South America.
Patriot Travel Series (Medical Only)
Travel medical insurance for individuals, families, and groups*
Maximum limits from $50,000 to $8,000,000
Deductible options from $0 to $25,000
Coverage for sudden and unexpected recurrence of pre-existing conditions
COVID-19 covered same as any other illness
Coverage for urgent care clinics, physician visits, and more
iTravelinsured Series (Medical + Trip Cancellation & Interruption)
Travel medical insurance with Trip Cancellation & Interruption for individuals, families, and groups*
Trip cancellation benefit up to 100%
Trip interruption benefits up to 150% of trip cost
Maximum limits of $500,000 medical coverage
Up to $1,000,000 for Medical Evacuation
$0 Deductible
Coverage for Pre-Existing conditions if purchased within 20 days of initial trip payment
COVID-19 covered same as any other illness
Coverage for urgent care clinics, physician visits, and more
*Benefits are subject to exclusions and limitations. This is only a summary and does not supersede in any way the Certificate of Insurance and governing policy documents (together the “Insurance Contract”). The Insurance Contract is the only source of the actual benefits provided.
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