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Q:Marine health insurance Dear Sir, I'm a Capitain on board a 745 catamara, We work on 3 on board and i"d like to buy the insurance for the 3 of us ( we're brazilian citizens). Is it possible for you to send 3 payment forms, for me so I can send to my Boss office for his secretary pay everything?? Best Regards.

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You can apply online with credit card (or debit card) at /marine-crew-health-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions. OK, I will apply at internet. I'm sorry, but Yes, I have one last question..... Our adress is going to be in Brazil, How is it to receive a license or a card...from the health insurance??? is there one I believe?...right... We will send you the card to whatever address you specify.
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Q:inquire about J1 EV health insurance Dear Sir, I am writing to inquire about the J1 EV health insurance in your company. I am a 30 year-old Anesthesiologist in China, I will go to USA to be a Exchange visitor for 6 months in Chicago a few months later.I want to buy J1 EV health insurance now .My questions is below: 1.what kind of insurance your company do you suggest me to choose to cover my J1 EV duration in USA?How much is it? 2.If I decide to purchase j1 EV health insurance in your company , how to pay the fee to your company?(I am in China now) .I 've heard of the MasterCard (or the VisaCard)of the Bank of China can be uesd in USA, can I pay you by that? 3.My situation now is that I am not sure what is the exact date I will arrive in USA, because I am applying to the Consul for the J1 EV visa, so I don't know when will I get it .So, under this situation, can I buy the health insurance now? If yes, how what will be written in the Insurance Contract? What 's more, if my application for visa was rejected, and my visit to USA would be cancel, can I have my insurance fee back from your company if I have pay first? I am looking forward to your reply! Best regards!

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1. Please look at Patriot Exchange visitor insurance at /j1-visa-health-insurance/ It is $41.10 per month. 2. You can pay with the credit card: MasterCard, Visa, American Express or Discover. 3. You must specify the effective date. You can request us to change the effective date later, before the original effective date. You get the full refund before the effective date of the policy. Please feel free to contact us at any time if you have any other questions. Thank you for your reply! I still have two questions: 1. Now I didn't have a credit card. It will take me 15 work days to apply for a credit card in my country. Now I want to buy the health insurance as soon as possible,can you recommend me another way of quick payment? 2 . The hospital I will visit in USA ask me to submit a proof of health insurance agreement, if I have bought the health insurance in your company, could you do me a favor to send a copy of the insurance agreement to the hospital for me (because it would take several days for me to recieve the mail of agreement ,it you send it directly to the hospital , it will save a lot of time for me)?If yes, how much is it? Longing for your reply! Best regards! 1. You can use debit card. 2. You can specify the hospital address when you buy it and it will go directly to them.
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Q:Student health insurance refund question HI if universiy does not accept your insurance will you refund me completely?

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Yes, as long as you get in writing from the university that they didn't accept our insurance, and submit that to us before the effective date of the insurance. I first arrived in the USA in December 2006. I have been here from that day till May 2008. Then I went home to visit family in Iran and I returned in Jan 2009. I have had insurance during my stay in Iran from Iranian insuarnce companies. Now I am wondering what should I write in my arriva date. should I write my first arrival in 2006 or my second arrival in 2009 ? Your latest arrival.
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Q:J1 visa insurance with specific requirements If I ask you to give acertificate in the following format, will you able to give it. J-1 Exchange Visitor: __________________________________________________________________________ print full name Check if form is for J-2(s) who arrived/will arrive separately from the J-1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This section must be completed by the health insurance provider??s authorized agent/employee The U.S. government requires all J-1 Exchange Visitor Program participants and their J-2 dependents to maintain minimum health insurance coverage for the duration of their programs in the U.S. Sponsoring institutions are required to ensure that J-1 participants and their J-2 dependents are complying with the requirements (22 C.F.R. ?? 62.14). If there are any questions about this form, please contact the University of Hawaii Office of Faculty and Scholar Immigration Services. Name(s) of insured individual(s): ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ print full name print full name ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ print full name print full name ____________________________________________ _____________________________________________ print full name print full name Insurance provider: ____________________________________________________________________________ Policy/Plan type: _____________________________________________ Dates: ____________ to ____________ mm/dd/yyyy mm/dd/yyyy The plan/policy must meet the following minimum coverage requirements (all amounts are in USD): ?E Provide medical benefits of at least $50,000 per accident or illness ?E Provide repatriation coverage of at least $7,500 ?E Provide medical evacuation coverage to home country of at least $10,000 ?E Maximum deductible of $500 per accident or illness ?E May require a waiting period for pre-existing conditions which is reasonable under current industry standards ?E May include a provision for co-insurance which requires the exchange visitor to pay up to 25% of the covered benefits per accident or illness ?E Does not unreasonably exclude coverage for perils inherent to the activities of the exchange program in which the exchange visitor participates ?E Coverage is guaranteed through at least one of the following means: ?? Insurance policy is underwritten by a health insurance company rated: "A-" or above by A.M. Best or "A-i" or above by Insurance Solvency International (ISI) or "A-" or above by Standard & Poor??s Claims Paying Ability or "B+" or above by Weiss Research, Inc. OR ?? Policy is backed by the full faith and credit of the government of the J-1??s home country OR ?? Policy is part of a health benefits program offered on a group basis to employees or enrolled students by a designated sponsor OR ?? Policy is offered through or underwritten by a federally qualified Health Maintenance Organization or eligible Competitive Medical Plan as determined by the U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services. The minimum coverage requirements stated above are provided by this policy/plan. I am qualified to make this determination as an authorized agent/employee of the above insurance provider.

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Everything else in the certificate looks ok except pre-existing conditions. Pre-existing conditions are not covered. In other words, after no matter what duration or waiting period, pre-existing conditions are still excluded. If you would like, you can still purchase the insurance at /j1-visa-health-insurance/ Please let me know if you have any other questions.
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Q:Pre-existing conditions coverage visitors insurance for USA We talked briefly on the phone yesterday. I am looking to buy insurance for 6 months for my dad (63) and mom (59) and wanted your suggestions. Both are diabetes patients. I am trying to decide between two plans: Patriot America (cheaper, more coverage) vs Atlas America (coverage for life threatening event for existing condition). Due to this coverage, I am inclined more towards Atlas America. However, I am not sure how much Hygeia is accepted. The hospital in Danbury accepts First Health plan for Patriot but has no mention of Hygeia even though Hygeia claims on its website that it is accepted by Danbury Hospital. Can you guide me in the right direction? How do I make sure Danbury Hospital indeed accepts Hygeia? Also, can you please provide details about Citizen Secure? For this reason, I wanted to talk to you over the phone. When you get a chance (I can wait until after you return to the US), can you please give me a call? I'd really like to discuss Citizen Secure with you, or just discuss my plans with you so that I can seek proper guidance from you.

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No plan really covers pre-existing conditions for visitors to United States. No company can really afford to do so. Atlas America participates in Hygeia as well as First Health PPO networks. Therefore, as long as the provider recognizes either of them, you are fine. Both the logos would be printed on the id card. I know why you are looking into Citizen Secure. It says "It will cover pre-existing conditions if disclosed on application and not excluded by rider". But in over 7 years that I am doing this, I have never seen any problem listed on application not being excluded. Therefore, it is the same as pre-existing conditions not being covered. Even when I am on trip to India, I pretty much work every day, at least partially. Only problem is the time difference. I will certainly call you back as soon as possible. I would have called you yesterday itself, but out of 3 ISPs I have got in India during my visit, only the one with mobile data card is working and it does not support my office phones. It looks like there is a major disruption of internet service in India right now due to some submarine cables being cut by some ship in the ocean somewhere. Thanks for such a quick and detailed response. So I am assuming from your response that First Health is better accepted than Hygeia and therefore am seriously inclined towards selecting Patriot America. The only reason I am still considering Atlas America is because of the "$15000 coverage for the onset of the life threatening event on a pre-existing condition". Is this information true? Thanks for the information on the Citizen Secure plan. You read my mind correctly and answered the question I had. Thanks, I am no longer considering that option. Atlas America participates in Hygeia as well as First Health PPO networks. Therefore, as long as the provider recognizes either of them, you are fine. Both the logos would be printed on the id card. Yes, Atlas covers up to $15,000 for acute onset of pre-existing conditions for people below 70 years of age. However, it is a new feature and not many people had experience in using that. Therefore, we have not yet received any (good or bad) feedback. You can buy either of them online at https://www.insubuy.com I just spoke to Alisa in your office. She was very helpful in answering my one last question regarding Patriot vs Atlas insurance for my parents who are both under 70. She mentioned that even though Atlas suggests that their direct billing is thru the Hygeia network, they do accept the First Health network plans and the First Health logo is on their ID card. If this is true, then even though a little expensive (not that much), I would consider Atlas over Patriot. I do understand that you don't have experience with this new feature Atlas offers. Can you please confirm that claims for Atlas America will be covered by the First Health PPO network? I am talking about only one facility: Danbury Hospital in Danbury,CT Thanks and Happy New Year Yes, Atlas America participates in Hygeia as well as First Health PPO networks. Therefore, as long as the provider recognizes either of them, you are fine. Both the logos would be printed on the id card. I hope that clarifies. Thanks for all your help and guidance. Following up on our discussion, since Danbury Hospital accepts FirstHealth and since Hygeia has a relationship with FirstHealth to cover Danbury Hospital, I have decided to buy Atlas America (Hygeia network) for the 6 months my parents would stay in the US. That's fine. You can buy it online at /visitor-insurance/ Please feel free to contact me at any time if you have any other questions.
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Q:Trip cancellation insurance for non-US citizen I am writing to find out which plan I should purchase. I called your company and the representative told me to purchase Travel America. However, I see only Patriot T.R.I.P, Patriot T.R.I.P Elite and Patriot Student T.R.I.P. I am a US citizen but I live in Egypt and am traveling to the States. I am looking for trip cancellation and medical emergency coverage for the length of my trip in the U.S. Thank you for your time and attention.

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You can buy any of the plans listed at /trip-cancellation-insurance/ Make sure to put your residence as 'Other'. It is the last choice in the drop down menu. Patriot TRIP or Patriot TRIP Elite would be good choices.
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