Coverage for wherever your journey takes you. Travel medical & international coverage for individuals, employers, and organizations.



Travel Coverage
Your health insurance may not travel as well as you do.
From vacation and business travelers to missionaries and ministry organizations, people traveling or working internationally can have coverage needs that don’t fit neatly into ordinary health insurance.
The right coverage depends on where you’re going, how long you’ll be there, what coverage you already have, and what risks you need to protect against.
Traveling for vacation or business?
Travel coverage can provide protection for more than medical bills. Depending on the plan, coverage may include:
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Emergency medical treatment
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Emergency medical evacuation
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Trip cancellation or interruption
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Lost or delayed baggage
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Other travel-related emergencies
Your existing health insurance may provide some protection away from home — or very little outside the United States. Most Medicare coverage, for example, provides little or no coverage outside the U.S.
Missionary or ministry travel?
A short-term mission trip and a missionary living overseas for several years are very different insurance needs.
For mission teams in particular, emergency medical evacuation can be every bit as important as the medical coverage itself. A serious illness or injury in a remote location can create not only a medical problem, but a transportation problem.
Navigator works with missionaries, churches and ministry organizations to help identify coverage appropriate to the assignment — from short-term mission trips to repeated international travel and longer-term international service.
→ Missionary & Ministry Coverage
Start with what you already have.
Before buying additional coverage, understand what your existing health insurance will — and won’t — do while you’re away.
Then identify the gaps.
Understand the need. Understand the coverage. Do the math.
Not every traveler needs the same solution.
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.
