Inpatient Claims - Expat Health Insurance
If you know you are going into hospital for any kind of inpatient treatment you should inform your expat health insurance company as soon as possible as it can help make your inpatient claims experience go as smoothly as possible. The expat health insurance company will then contact the hospital directly and guarantee payment of any medical expenses. This is done before you enter the hospital so that you will not have to initially pay the expenses yourself and then wait for reimbursement. This process also gives you certainty that your treatment will be covered by your expat insurance plan.
In an emergency situation you can rest assured that your expat health insurance company will cover the cost of your inpatient treatment (less any deductible on your policy), as long as it is an eligible expense. If possible, it is advisable that you or a companion contact us or the insurer as soon as reasonably possible after being admitted.
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