Life can be challenging enough for those staying outside their country; they shouldn’t be burdened with the additional worry of getting sick.
Himark Insurance is highly experienced in helping expats around the world find the best international health insurance coverage possible. With a strong background and vast experience in the insurance industry, Himark has established itself as one of the outstanding insurance companies in Hong Kong.
We can provide you with the in-depth understanding you need for making an informed decision about all the options you may encounter.
Additionally, many of our global insurance brokers are expatriates themselves and have unique insights into many of the needs of individuals living and traveling overseas. This enables us to give you advice which is specific to your individual situation, and when coupled with our service commitment means that you will always get the best advice.
The international health insurance coverage allows you the freedom and peace of mind to receive medical treatment in a hospital or clinic of your choice anywhere in the world within the geographical area you have chosen without any financial hassles.
International medical insurance normally have high limits of coverage between US$1 million and US$10 million per year that allow you to receive the best medical treatment available anywhere in the world regardless of the condition.
International Health Insurance plans are divided into two areas of geographical coverage, Worldwide policies provide coverage for medical treatment anywhere in the world; however, the premium is generally more expensive.
All international health insurance plans cover in-patient or hospitalization coverage. In most cases, depending upon which insurance policy you take, day-care surgeries or treatments that require a person to be admitted for even half a day may be covered within this plan.
Most international health insurance plans cover both in-patient and out-patient coverage. Given the uncertainty associated with expatriates living abroad, most expatriates choose insurance plans that cover both in-patient and out-patient treatments.
A deductible, also known as excess, is the amount specified in the insurance policy that the insured is responsible to pay toward each claim which is deducted from the amount to be reimbursed. A higher deductible leads to a lower annual premium. It is a great way to reduce the premium while managing risk.
Insurance companies usually enforce a waiting period in order to prevent the policyholder from making large claims soon after the commencement of the policy.
Chronic conditions are those which can be managed but have no known cure and will persist over time. Examples of chronic conditions include: diabetes, asthma, arthritis or heart disease.
Pre-existing conditions are defined as any injury or illness which is known to the individual or has manifested symptoms prior to the beginning of a policy. Insurance companies will inquire about your medical history at the time of application.
Maternity coverage is typically a standard option on many expatriate medical insurance plans. The cost of having children in the modern world is considerable; add to this the proposition of having children overseas and the costs of pre- and post-natal care increase further.
International health insurance plans will provide you and your family with the highest levels of healthcare protection available. However, it is important to consider the exclusions that are also set forth by each insurance provider, which means that the expenses of treatment will not be reimbursed.
We only work with insurance companies that maintain sound claims processing procedures which ensure your claims are handled promptly. With years of experience, the team of Himark Insurance Group are here to assure fast and efficient handling of your claims.