Q: What is the difference between a standard (in patient) and a comprehensive (in and out patient) international medical plan?

A: A Standard or basic international medical plans will usually cover in-patient or day care treatment, post hospital treatment, nursing at home, emergency evacuation, repatriation or burial of mortal remains, emergency dental and complications of pregnancy. A Comprehensive international plan will cover all the above plus out-patient care and specialist treatments, complementary care, routine maternity, or routine dental. A Comprehensive plan generally has higher budget limits than a Standard plan. Most plans exclude pre-existing conditions which may go back 2-5 years or even longer.



Latest News

New Crew Insurance
HTH Worldwide have launched their "Global Navigator" plans for crews - contact us today for more details or view the plan online.

April Medibroker Limited is regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Services Authority.
Our regulated Firm number is 304773.
Full details can be found on the FSA Register

You can contact the Financial Services Authority (FSA) at:
25 The North Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London E14 5HS.
You can also call their Consumer Helpline on 0845 606 1234.
Additional information can be obtained from www.fsa.gov.uk

All Rights Reserved April Medibroker Limited.

Trademarks not owned by Medibroker are owned by other companies.