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Q:Can I buy the Patriot Plan and what is the previous International Ins. requirement? Hi, I was trying to purchase a medical insurance wi Patriot American. However there is a question about an existing international insurance is required for purchase of the insurance. My travel insurance has jus expired end of November 2014. Can I still be eligible to purchase the insurance with Patriot. I indicated no to the question and was not able to process my application. Ur kind advice is appreciated
Q:Do you have plans for OPT? Hi, I am an international student holding F1 visa on OPT (Optional Practical Training). Could you please recommend some insurance plans for me? Thank you,
Q:OPT coverage questions Dear Insuby, I am a 24 years old Pitt (PA) F1 new graduate and OPT will start on 6/15 and I have not found a job yet. I am considering have an insurance. A question about eligibility of Patriot American. I input my information and the website recommend Patriot American (Plus) to me, it looks good but I am not sure whether I am eligible for this. Because I have had International Student Insurance and ISO insurance before, did these count for domestic insurance? Can I buy Patriot American? Besides, a question about pre-existing condition. I went to hospital 10 days ago for some rash I haven’t had before (my insurance expired then, so I paid myself), but the doctor was uninsured and give me a ointment for basic treatment. They encouraged me to buy an insurance because they said they may have to do some tests (for skin? I am not sure) for diagnosis, and that will be a large bill. The condition of rash dose not improve so I have to went to clinic again. Is this rash a pre-existing condition? If I can buy Patriot American (or Plus) now, will they cover my next clinic bill, even the test? If unfortunately all answers are NO, what’s your suggestions?
Q:Do you have plans that can meet my school requirements? Hello, I am looking for an insurance policy(for 2 months) which will satisfy this criteria: • $500,000 per person, per accident/illness in medical coverage • Annual Deductible of $250 or less. • Coinsurance that does not exceed 20%. • Medical evacuation up to $50,000 or more. • Repatriation up to $25,000 or more. • Plan includes a reasonable waiting period for pre-existing conditions • Carrier must be at least A- rated or backed by the full faith and credit of the Exchange Visitor's government. I'd appreciate If you can recommend me one. Thanks
Q:I was looking on the web your site and I am trying to find a quote. Al information is for my son, he is under DACA and he needs health coverage for the university (University of Pittsburgh). But when I filled the information I can not pass the first page. it required visa status (F1/F2) but he is DACA.
Q:I'm from Inner Mongolia University of China, I'm going to study abroad as a visiting scholar to Northwestern University by the end of this year, I consult a family insurance for me and my kid, do you have any insurance recommended which should satisfy J1 and J2. if there are some better plan, please recommend to me. The insurance requirments: U.S. Government regulations require J-1 scholars and J-2 dependents to have health insurance. As of May 15, 2015, the J-1 regulations require the following with respect to health insurance coverage: Medical benefits of at least $100,000 per accident or illness Payment for repatriation (preparation and transportation of remains to home country) in case of death in the amount of $25,000 Payment for medical evacuation (transportation to home country on advice of attending physician) in the amount of $50,000 A deductible not to exceed $500 per accident or illness Coverage of pre-existing conditions after a reasonable waiting period Payment by the insurance company of at least 75% of the costs of medical care (the patient must not be required to pay more than 25% of medical care costs)
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