Yes, you do have out-of-country emergency medical coverage. On the reverse side of the Extended Health and Dental identification card provided by the benefits carrier, it lists telephone numbers to contact at the time of the emergency, depending on where you are in the world. For more details on this coverage, please contact Human Resources at 661-2194 or by e-mail at

UNICARE covers emergency care whenever and wherever you need it- 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you are faced with a life-threatening emergency, always seek immediate care by going directly to the nearest emergency room or by calling 911. Benefits for eligible emergency care will be the same whether the hospital is in or out-of-network. This is only a brief summary of the plan. See similar questions...

Westchester has many fine hospitals and emergency care centers, as well as pharmacies to aid in filling and refilling prescriptions. As always, if it is a sudden and serious emergency, dial 911. See similar questions...

A39.You can get emergency services if you are more than 20 miles away from your medical group. Call 911 or seek immediate treatment in the nearest facility. If you are admitted to a hospital, you must call us within 48 hours. Review your Evidence of Coverage booklet for more details. See similar questions...

There are two residents per month on emergency call for coverage of the inpatient service. Depending on the nature of the emergency, a payback system is in effect. See similar questions...

Southwind has never had a life-threatening emergency for a traveler in more than 15 years of operations. Our guides are trained in mountain/wilderness first-aid. Depending on the circumstances, a vehicle, horse or helicopter may take an injured or ill person to the nearest medical facility. English-speaking doctors and clinics are available in all major cities (Santiago, Punta Arenas, Buenos Aires, Ushuaia, etc.). See similar questions...

A19. We have a large medical kit (including lots of medication), books, and some training. Some things are easy to handle, others might be difficult. We can hopefully call to get medical advice via SSB or sat phone. See similar questions...

www.ustel1.com carries so many call back cards , contact us with your location we will try to provide you best rates from your country to US. See similar questions...

This is only a brief summary of the plan. Please refer to your Certificate of Coverage or plan booklet for complete details about your plan including benefits, limitations and exclusions. See similar questions...

First, you will need to notify MSU in writing that you were out of state when seeking medical attention. You must request that MSU change the claim to apply to "In-network" benefits. See similar questions...

If you're traveling and need urgent medical care when you're away from home, call your PCP to discuss treatment. If your doctor recommends that you be treated where you are, your expenses will be paid at the in-network level provided they are otherwise covered by the Plan. If you can't contact your PCP, get the treatment you think you need. If you call your PCP within 48 hours, you'll receive in-network benefits for the covered services. See similar questions...

Yes. The Sportsman's Travel Insurance plan offers extensive coverage for not only accident and medical expenses - up to $25,000 - but high dollar limit coverage for emergency medical evacuation, even overseas. So if you have a severe illness or critical accident, and after consulting with a local physician, the local medical facility cannot properly treat you, the plan will provide up to $300,000 for emergency medical transportation to the nearest adequate facility. See similar questions...

Reimburses you for expenses incurred following an accident or other covered loss. Pays for hotels and transportation if your coach is incapacitated. This can vary between companies, you should choose the dollar amount for maximum reimbursement. See similar questions...

Why does a big, red engine arrive when I wanted an ambulance? Because firefighters and the engine can usually get there first, and time is critical in a medical emergency. In the early days, fire stations were strategically located so the crews could quickly get to burning buildings. Obviously, time is an important aspect of firefighting, because flames can rapidly spread through a building. See similar questions...