Atlas America Pre-Existing Conditions Coverage Insurance

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Does this policy covers pre-condition as High blood pressure for the visitor who are at the age of 56.

[insubuy]

Thank you for contacting Insubuy. There is no short term health insurance plan for visitors which will cover pre-existing conditions, routine doctors’ visits, immunizations or medications in relation to a pre-existing condition. The Atlas America plan has a benefit called the acute onset of pre-existing condition coverage for anyone under the age of 70 . If there is a sudden an unexpected occurrence, something that occurs without advance warning and requires emergency care, and the treatment must be obtained within 24 hours. I have also included a link below which contains frequently asked questions in regards to this benefit. If you have any additional questions please let us know.

FAQ Acute Onset of Pre-existing conditions: https://www.insubuy.com/visitor-insu...ng-conditions/

[Chet2109]

Thank you for contacting Insubuy. There is no short term health insurance plan for visitors which will cover pre-existing conditions, routine doctors’ visits, immunizations or medications in relation to a pre-existing condition. The Atlas America plan has a benefit called the acute onset of pre-existing condition coverage for anyone under the age of 70 . If there is a sudden an unexpected occurrence, something that occurs without advance warning and requires emergency care, and the treatment must be obtained within 24 hours. I have also included a link below which contains frequently asked questions in regards to this benefit. If you have any additional questions please let us know.

FAQ Acute Onset of Pre-existing conditions: https://www.insubuy.com/visitor-insu...ng-conditions/

Hello,

I am looking at buying a health insurance for my dad who is travelling to the US for 3months. He's diabetic, hypertensive, has had a heart attack two years back but no stents were put as it was deemed not necessary and was treated medically using injections that removed the block and has been on heart medication since. He's not had any symptoms in the past two years like Angina or chest pain, breathlessness etc. My question is if he requires medical attention while in the US for an angina or any heart related stuff. Would it fall under "Acute onset of pre-existing condition" or would this be termed chronic?

Thank you

[insubuy]

There is no one way to answer for sure. It could go either way.