Those who travel a lot need to be aware that health insurance purchased in the U.S. is not honored in foreign countries.<\/p>\n
\u201cWhile you might not think about this, unless it\u2019s something that happens in your life, there are a larger number of parents and grandparents hopping flights to far flung spots on the globe. Not to get away from it all, but instead, to visit their mobile children who have chosen to live and work in other countries. There are also students who go abroad to further their education. Ever wonder what those people do if they need to go to hospital when they are in another country?\u201d asked Clelland Green<\/a>, RHU, and president of Benepath<\/a>, Pennsylvania.<\/p>\n Most people who travel just automatically assume that their health insurance will kick in when they have an emergency. This is not the case, and if someone does need health care services in another country (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Those who travel a lot need to be aware that health insurance purchased in the U.S. is not honored in foreign countries. \u201cWhile you might not think about this, unless it\u2019s something that happens in your life, there are a…<\/span><\/p>\n