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Q:I am a PhD student from Lithuania. I?ll be visiting the US under a F-1 student visa for my three month (01-March-2017 ? 31-May-2017) PhD internship in University of Rochester, Rochester, NY. University requirements for the health insurance are as follows: 1. The plan covers a minimum of $500,000 US in medical benefits due to illness, accident or injury per plan year. 2. The plan has a deductible of $5,000 US or less per covered person per plan year. 3. The plan covers prescription medications to a minimum of $100,000 US per plan year. 4. The plan covers all pre-existing health conditions without restriction. 5. The plan covers mental health illnesses at the same level as other medical conditions. 6. The plan covers care related to pregnancy and delivery for women. 7. The plan covers care for self-inflicted injury, attempted suicide, and suicide 8. The plan must cover care for injuries related to intercollegiate athletics and recreational activities. 9. The plan is in effect as of August 1, 2016 and will remain in effect through the academic year (i.e. July 31, 2017 or December 31, 2016 for students graduating in December.) Could You please provide a health insurance offer that meets the requirements? My information is as follows: Date of birth: Jul-26-1989 Gender: Male Country of citizenship: Lithuania Primary Destination Country: United States Start date: 01-Mar-2017 End date: 31-May-2017 Visa type: F-1 student visa If other information is required, please inform

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Thank you for contacting Insubuy for your insurance needs. Unfortunately, there are not plan available that would meet your schools requirements. It is recommended that you purchase insurance from your University.
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Q:good morning, my husband holds an F1 visa and already has an insurance plan. My daughter and I came to the United States with the tourist visa and changed the Status here, so now we are in the class F2 Status. Is it possible for us to apply for the Atlas travel?

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Thank you for contacting Insubuy for your insurance needs. In order to better assist you can you please provide and list of requirements (if any) that the University may have for insurance that must be met. If there are no requirements for coverage for you as a F2 visa holder you can shop within the International Student Section of our website. Please review the link below to the Atlas Travel Series plan that you would be eligible for as a F2 visa holder. Atlas Exchange International Student Medical Insurance Feel free to contact our office for further assistance.
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Q:Can i Take Atlas Essential America plan for J2 insurance?

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The Atlas Essential America plan does meet the basic J1 visa requirements set by the department of state. In order to see if it meets your sponsoring organizations requirements you can send your requirements in PDF form for review. If the plan does not meet the requirements we will suggest other plan options that will. If you need any further assistance please feel free to contact our office. J1/J2 Visa (Exchange Visitor) Insurance
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Q:How many times can one renew the policy without loosing the deductible paid once in the atlas exchange plan?

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Up to 1 year. If you have additional questions please provide your phone number and one of our agents can contact you.
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Q:What are pre-existing conditions. Suppose some child gets regular fever/soar throat or flu after policy initiation, I hope there will be no issue like a pre-existing condition. I am looking at atlas exchange plan.

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Pre-existing condition are anything that is already present before the effective date of the plan. If there is a question, it would be determined at the time of claim by the claims department based on certificate wording and the doctors notes.
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Q:Is there any difference between 'per policy period' and 'per certificate period' in insurance terms of Atlas Exchange. For 'per certificate period' I need to understand if renewal of policy beyond six months will carry forward my deductible.

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There is one deductible for a continuous policy up to one year.
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