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MATERNITY COVERAGE FOR THE INTERNATIONAL WORKER
MATERNITY
COVERAGE AND CAREER INSURANCE
HEALTH
INSURANCE WITH NO MATERNITY WAITING PERIOD
COVERAGE FOR NEWBORNS
NEW-BORNS NOT
COVERED IF NOT ENROLLED WITHIN 30 DAYS OF BIRTH
COVERAGE BEFORE YOU LEAVE THE USA & FOR NEWBORNS
WEB
SITE FOR PREGNANT TRAVELERS
MATERNITY
COVERAGE & COVERAGE FOR NEWBORNS
MATERNITY COVERAGE FOR
THE INTERNATIONAL WORKER
When shopping for maternity coverage it is
important to compare
various plans. We have also added a special section to our GNI library
providing information about international health insurance and
maternity
coverage.
Several important matters to keep in mind: (1) The maximum coverage offered
with maternity coverage, (2) The waiting period before maternity will be
covered, and (3) Will newborns be covered automatically on the plan.
Almost all insurance plans require a 12-month waiting period before the
pregnancy is covered, although conception may take place earlier. For
example, if conception takes place on the fourth month after the effective
date of the policy and the baby is born on the thirteenth month, the
pregnancy will be covered.
Generally all insurance plans automatically decline coverage for a woman who
is pregnant. We have two plans
that will accept a pregnant woman for coverage, but they will put a “rider”
or “waiver” on the pregnancy. The benefit here is that although the
pregnancy will not be covered, the individual does have good international
health insurance. Please visit the web site listed above for clarification
on these two plans.
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