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submittedviaemail
05-19-2005, 10:50 AM
Hello, I am living in California and my mother will visit me during April for 3 months. She isn’t a US citizen or resident, she lives in Hong Kong. Right now, I am looking at your Visitors Care IMG insurance. However, it seems that the insurance doesn’t cover if she will stay in California, am I right?

My mother has high blood pressure, of course, she takes medicine regularly to make the blood pressure under control. If she got a stroke during her visit in US, does your insurance cover it? Thanks.

narendra
05-19-2005, 10:50 AM
She is NOT a resident of California. She is resident of Hong Kong and just planning to visit USA as a tourist. After arriving in US, she is free to travel anywhere in USA, including California. But that does not make her resident of California. Therefore, you can still buy insurance for her. If you happen to live in California, she can come there to meet you in California and stay with you for short duration.

And if she gets sick while in California, she can go to the doctor/hospital in California, of course.

Insurance company will pay for any new medical conditions, sicknesses, accidents, injuries that may occur after the effective date of the policy and it will not pay for any pre-existing conditions.

submittedviaemail
05-19-2005, 10:51 AM
Do you have any medical insurance which doesn’t exclude stroke even with pre-existing condition of high blood pressure? For person who is just a visitor for US.

narendra
05-19-2005, 10:51 AM
No such plan exists from any insurance company for visitors to US.