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Q:I am an international student currently on OPT on F-1 visa. I am interested in buying health insurance but I would like to know more about pre-existing coverage, routine test coverage (like blood test for vitamin levels, thyroid test) for my plan. Can you please provide details about whether you have health insurance for students on OPT and details about what can be covered under pre-existing conditions?
Q:I want to make a plan from Atlas Essential. The total amount is nearly $1054. This is an 11 month package, I can not make a monthly package because of the visa status. Can we divide the price into three or four installment by making the payment with my credit card?
Q:I am a 34 year old female, non-US resident, who currently resides in Saudi Arabia and plan to travel to the US through a J1 Exchange Visitor Visa for a research trainee post which will last a year. I have typed in my details and got a list of available health insurance options. I would like to inquire/confirm if: 1) I am eligible for both the Atlas America plan and Patriot Exchange Plan? 2) Whether both plans fulfill the minimum requirements set by the Department of State for health insurance under J1 visa requirements which state "minimally acceptable insurance is: - Medical benefits of at least $100,000 per accident or illness - Repatriation of remains in the amount of $25,000 - Expenses associated with the medical evacuation of the exchange visitor to his or her home country in the amount of $50,000 - A deductible not to exceed $500 per accident or illness 3)What is the minimum amount I have to choose as the policy maximum in both plans to fulfill the Department of State criteria? 4) Why is the deductible that has to be paid per entire policy period in the Atlas America Plan as opposed to Patriot Exchange plan where the deductible paid seems to be per accident/illness.
Q:My son (Australian) is about to attend Ellsworth CC in Iowa from August 18 till May 8 2020. He is on scholarship and will be playing basketball. He will have coverage through the school will he participates on the basketball team but needs general insurance in case he gets sick etc. We are looking at a basic coverage. my son has no pre-existing conditions.
Q:I am a graduate international student who is seeking to buy an insurance plan. These are my school requirements and I want to make sure that any of your plans would meet them. Here are the requirements: The plan must be a federally certified, US-based plan (or university approved plan), compliant with the Affordable Care Act (ACA), and provide coverage for all services included in the UNC SHIP plan Coverage must begin on or before the first day of the academic term in which the student is enrolled and extend through the entire term The plan must include both accident and sickness coverage and offer unlimited annual benefit The plan deductible must be $500 or less per individual, per accident/illness per year The plan must have maximum out-of-pocket costs $6350 per benefit year The plan must include medical evacuation coverage of at least $50,000 The plan must include repatriation coverage of at least $25,000 The plan must have co-insurance of 20 percent or less The plan must include preventative services with no deductible or co-pay as follows: Outpatient and inpatient emotional and mental disorders Outpatient substance abuse treatment Prescription drug coverage X-rays and lab work Ambulance charges Annual exams, Standard Immunizations and Contraceptives covered with NO co-pay Doctor's visits Durable medical equipment
Q:I'd like to buy insurance for my parents who are visiting me in Ithaca, NY, U.S.A. Cayuga Medical Center is near my place. I'd like to choose a comprehensive insurance plan offered by First Health PPO network. I'd like to check whether Cayuga Medical Center is included in the providers covered by First Health PPO network.
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