No matter where your studies or travels take you, a good insurance plan can only be evaluated by the way they process and pay claims. For the overwhelming majority of people, the sophisticated claims payment and management systems set up by international insurers work very smoothly. However, what if it isn’t as smooth as you […]
Student Insurance Category
Blog posts that address insurance issues for students around the world.
Top 5 Claim Challenges…and How To Deal With Them!
January 15th, 2015 by Jennifer FrankelDoes My International Insurance Plan Cover Ebola?
December 22nd, 2014 by Victoria TroupeTraveling always comes with inherent dangers. We usually prepare for these dangers by receiving the proper immunizations and vaccinations, taking extra precautions to stay safe, and purchasing travel insurance for unforeseen injuries or illnesses. However, when a serious medical outbreak or epidemic occurs, like the recent Ebola outbreak, travelers like us need to be aware […]
Get International Student Insurance for the 2014 – 2015 School Year
September 15th, 2014 by Victoria TroupeThe 2014 – 2015 school year is off to a great start. If you’re an international student, you’ve checked just about everything off of your list and are getting ready to enjoy the new semester in a new place. One thing many students forget to consider is international student insurance coverage. If insurance was inadvertently […]
International Student Insurance Requirements for Denmark
June 30th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisIf you’re planning on studying in Denmark as an international student, you might be wondering what you need when it comes to meeting the international student insurance requirements for Denmark. The answer is- it will depend on your situation. First, it’s important to realize that Denmark has nationalized healthcare. This means that eligible citizens in […]
Top 5 Tips on How To Compare Insurance Plans
April 28th, 2014 by Jennifer FrankelFinding a health insurance plan that meets your needs and wallet isn’t easy. With so many options and difficult jargon, how is anyone suppose to figure out which plan is right for them? If you will be studying outside your home country, it’s important that you find an insurance plan that is suited to your […]
Insurance for Studying Abroad in Russia
April 25th, 2014 by Victoria TroupeStudents studying abroad in Russia get to experience one of the most exotic, vast countries in the world. While the size of Russia alone is outstanding, the cultural diversity and educational advantages of this special country are many. But venturing into the unknown comes with increased risks. The change in climate and exposure to new […]
How does the ACA apply to me?
April 24th, 2014 by Jennifer FrankelIf you are an international student, you may be confused about how the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act applies to you. Also known as PPACA, ACA, or ObamaCare, this legislation can be confusing, especially as much of the information out there doesn’t directly speak to international students. To help you on your way, here’s […]
Maternity Coverage for International Students
March 21st, 2014 by Victoria TroupePregnancies can occur, planned or not, and health care for it can be expensive. Most insurance plans will not cover a pregnancy if you are pregnant before your plan starts – so think ahead!
Why are Provider Networks Important?
January 24th, 2014 by Bryanna DavisA subtle cough has been creeping in and although you haven’t been to the gym in a few days you feel very achy. It’s happened! You have gotten sick which means it’s time to go to the doctor. Luckily, you purchased international student health insurance at the beginning of the year, so now you only need to figure out […]
Don’t Get Caught Without Insurance
January 17th, 2014 by Ross MasonNo-one likes a surprise, and if you are fit and healthy – contemplating what will happen if you get sick or injured is probably furthest from your mind. That is why student health insurance is more important than ever as getting caught without coverage could put you in serious financial trouble. This is clearly demonstrated […]
