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Medical Incidents In 8 Examples Where Short-term Insurance Could Have Saved The DayJune 18th, 2010
Though OHIP coverage extends in a limited way to Ontario residents on vacation in the U.S. (it covers parts of some emergency health services, but not ambulances, for example,) crossing the border in Eastern Ontario – even for a weekend trip – can be a roll-of-the-dice when it comes to medical coverage. On the other side of the border, about 30 per cent of Americans purchase travel insurance, an increase from just 10 per cent before 9/11 (According to the U.S. Travel Insurance Association.) The top three reasons are: peace of mind, protection against the unexpected and concern over losing the financial investment in a trip. If you’re planning a vacation south-of-the-border via Eastern Ontario, consider how an unplanned medical issue could affect your best-laid plans. Before you go, take a fictitious gander with us now at how some of the scenarios below might unfold with and without short term medical insurance:
Example locale: Adirondack Park, New York State
Example locale: Stowe, Vermont
Example locale: Manchester, New Hampshire
Example locale: Portland, Maine
Example locale: 1,000 Islands, New York State
Example locale: Green Mountain National Forest, New Hampshire While medical insurance purchases are on the rise somewhat, such purchases are skyrocketing with those going on a cruise: Approximately 70 per cent of cruisers are now buying travel insurance, of which most includes some sort of short term medical insurance. You may think your short hop across the border is too small an investment to insure, but that’s assuming your modest trip isn’t going to yield any unwelcome surprises. When it comes to any vacation, staying healthy is the ideal. But if that isn’t in the cards, you’ll be glad you planned ahead… Learn more: CAA Travel Insurance This entry was posted on Friday, June 18th, 2010 at 11:44 am and is filed under Travel Insurance. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.Leave a ReplySearch the BlogRecent Posts
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