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Question 12 of 42 in Overview |
Are pre-existing conditions a problem? |
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Yes, this is a frequent problem area. You should be sure you understand what your policy says about pre-existing conditions beforehand if you have any medical conditions.
Unstable pre-existing conditions that may flare up during your trip are generally not covered. But, some premium plans include a feature that will cover a sudden recurrence of a pre-existing condition. What constitutes a pre-existing condition varies from policy to policy.
Some travel insurance policies will waive exclusions (i.e. they will cover pre-existing conditions) if you buy your insurance close to the time (often within a couple of weeks) that you paid for your trip.
Again, it is recommended that you know how your particular policy handles pre-existing conditions so you know what to expect. For example, many cruise line policies do not cover pre-existing conditions. |
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