Travel insurance for pre existing medical conditions

Pre-existing medical conditions

Britons can receive emergency medical treatment for free or at reduced cost, but some countries are exceptions and you will be required to provide your EHIC Medical Card form, passport and in some cases your NHS Card. 
If you are asking yourself Why do I need cover for my existing medical condition? the answer is very simple, because medical costs abroad can be very expensive and without a proper insurance cover you could be left paying out of your pocket large sums of money.

If you are traveling in groups we recommend that all travellers should insure one the same travel insurance policy because gaps in cover could arise if all travellers have separate insurance policies, one of the reason is that some policies will exclude existing medical conditions of persons travelling with you. In some cases travellers could suffer from conditions that have not yet been diagnosed, therefore insurance companies can only medically screen a condition that has been diagnosed by the medical profession and cannot provide a quote or offer cover until the condition has been diagnosed. Usually the travel insurance for pre existing medical conditions offers cover for both medical care abroad, money or baggage loss, theft or damage, so you don't need to purchase an additional insurance.

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