Seven Corners Annual Travel Medical Plan for Frequent Travel Abroad
Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip is an annual travel medical insurance plan for U.S. residents traveling abroad frequently, taking short duration trips of less than 30-, 45-, or 60 days. Underwritten by Crum & Forster, SPC (C&F) and administered by Seven Corners Travel Insurance.
Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip policy (previously named Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance) is designed to protect residents of any U.S. state., who travels abroad frequently, taking short duration trips of less than 30-, 45-, or 60 days. The plan provides annual travel medical insurance coverage for U.S. residents traveling internationally outside the United States.
The Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip plan protect your health, your trip expenses and belongings, and your life and legal costs. The plan offers medical maximum coverage up to $1,000,000 for travelers up to age 69 ($100,000 for 70 to 79 years). The plan covers both inpatient and outpatient medical care, emergency room services, urgent care visits, ambulance costs, sudden relief of dental pain, accidental dental/vision, and more.
The Seven Corners Annual Multi-Trip Travel Medical plan provides comprehensive international travel medical insurance with high levels of medical benefits for COVID and other injuries or illnesses, emergency medical evacuations, trip interruption and delay, baggage loss, and more. The plan also meets the requirements for certain visas, such as the Schengen visa. Pricing varies based on factors like age, trip cost, and destination, but actual premium rates can be quoted online.
- Quote and Buy Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance online
- Review the Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance Brochure
- Review the Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance Certificate
Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance is administered by Seven Corners Travel Insurance and is underwritten by Crum & Forster, SPC, rated A (Excellent) by AM Best. C&F is a United States Fire Insurance company.
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Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance Plan FAQ
Below are some of the frequently asked questions about the plan gathered from client interactions with the answers to these queries:
Who is eligible to purchase the Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip policy?
US residents traveling abroad frequently over the year
To buy the Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance plan, you must be a resident of any U.S. state (excluding New York) or Washington, D.C., and be at least 14 days old and younger than 80 years. The plan covers you for international trips, and coverage begins after you depart the United States. Some destination restrictions apply. This plan is not available to New York residents also.
Why choose the Seven Corners Annual Travel Medical Insurance plan?
Suits business executives and other professionals needing annual travel medical plan
Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip Insurance provides annual comprehensive international travel medical insurance with high levels of medical coverage benefits to allow you to travel with confidence frequently abroad. The plan offers in one convenient plan coverage for COVID and other injuries and illnesses, emergency medical evacuations, trip interruption and delay, baggage loss, and more.
What are the common terms used in the Seven Corners Travel Medical Annual Multi-Trip plan?
Medical Maximum, Deductible, Coinsurance are commonly referenced
Medical Maximum is the maximum amount covered under the policy, the plan will pay up to that amount should you need to use the plan by see medical care with the doctor, urgent care, or hospital, etc. Deductible is the amount of medical expenses which the insured person has to meet and cross (accumulated amount) before the plan pays. Higher the deductible selected, lower is the premium cost for the same medical maximum coverage selected. Coinsurance is the percentage amount of covered expenses, after the deductible, which the insured person pays, and applies only for the first $5000 beyond the deductible. Usual, Reasonable & Customary (URC) is for amounts that is actually payed out in the even of a sickness or injury claim. This is based on the local costs for treatment of that same type of claim.






