Individuals & Families
Travel should come with memories — not unexpected financial surprises.

Whether you’re traveling for vacation, visiting family, or heading overseas for an extended stay, your regular health insurance may not provide the protection you expect once you leave home.

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Most Medicare coverage, for example, provides little or no coverage outside the United States.

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What might travel coverage include?

Depending on the plan and the trip, travel coverage may help with:

• Emergency medical treatment

• Emergency medical evacuation

• Trip cancellation or interruption

• Lost or delayed baggage

• Other travel-related emergencies

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Start with the trip — not the policy.

Where are you going? How long will you be there? What does your existing health coverage provide? How much of the trip cost is at risk if plans change?

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Those questions help determine what coverage makes sense.

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Understand what you already have. Identify the gaps. Then choose the coverage that fits the trip.

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→ Explore Travel Coverage Options

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Not sure which type of coverage fits?

Tell me where you’re going, how long you’ll be there, and what you’re trying to protect. We can start there.

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→ Contact Navigator Benefits