Inpatient Medical Coverage

Inpatient coverage is common to all expat health insurance plans (insurers will not allow you to just take outpatient, maternity, dental coverage etc). An expat health insurance plan only containing inpatient coverage is normally called a ‘Basic’ plan or ‘Major Medical Plan’. This type of expat health insurance plan normally contains the following benefits:

Inpatient Benefits

Hospital Accommodation
Prescriptions Drugs and Dressing
Surgical Fees, Including Anaesthetist fees
Theatre Charges
Intensive Care Unit
Surgical Appliances and Prostheses
Diagnostic Tests
Physiotherapy
Organ transplantation
Psychiatry and Psychotherapy
Accommodation costs for Parent
Oncology
MRI, CT, PET

Other benefits that may be included under Inpatient Treatment

Day Care Treatment
Out-Patient Surgery
Nursing at Home
Rehabilitation Treatment
Local Ambulance
Complications of Pregnancy
Emergency Evacuation

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2008-01-07 22:52:58

Hi, My mom will be coming from north africa to visit me in the USA and stay for acouple of weeks. Recently she has been having a heavy hand and legs feeling. She has been prescribed a medication that is usualy prescribed for patients with mild parkinson's. I would like to get some second opinion and test(scans) performed on her in the USA. I don't think that she has parkinson's and I would like to confirn this in a center/hospital that I trust. My mom has an inssurance coverage with mutuelle Maroc,which is a partner with SwissLife and AXA. I wonder if she can get an international coverage with your company that will covers specialist evaluation, MRI, and oether scans if necessary. Thank you

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2007-12-19 00:42:05

Hi, We (Doanldson Europe BVBA in Belgium) are looking for a hosptal & medical insurance for one of our families (family van den Enden) we are relocating to Brockville, Canada. Up till now we haven't found an insurance compay willing to cover the pre-existing condition of Mrs. van den Enden which is bronchial asthma. Would you be able to offer us a solution with an insurance who is willing to cover also the pre-existing condition. Thanks in advance for your reply, Veerle Matthijs

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