Travel Insurance for Osteoporosis

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Living with osteoporosis can be stressful, and unlike most, you may worry about participating in everyday activities. While this can be the case, you shouldn’t let osteoporosis get in the way of enjoying your well-deserved break.

Why Choose Our Osteoporosis Travel Insurance?

Whether you have osteopenia or have been fully diagnosed with osteoporosis, making sure that you have Travel Insurance for osteoporosis should be first on your to-do list after booking your holiday.

We work with several insurers, specialising in cover for pre-existing medical conditions like Osteoporosis, and we aim to help find Travel Insurance that covers your individual needs, whether that be your age, or medical conditions. With our online medical screening assessment, finding osteoporosis Travel Insurance has never been easier. You should answer the questions accurately to ensure you’re fully covered. Call us today if you would rather speak to someone over the phone. We are happy to help you find a Travel Insurance policy tailored to you and your osteoporosis.

 

The Importance of Declaring Osteoporosis on Your Policy

Declaring your osteoporosis on your Travel Insurance gives you the confidence you need to know that you’re covered in the event of a medical emergency. If you don’t declare your osteoporosis you would not be covered for medical treatment related to the condition, or if you broke a bone, for example. If your policy becomes void, this could result in you having to pay expensive medical fees for any emergency medical treatment you receive while on holiday.

Travel Insurance for Osteoporosis

Single trip cover of up to 365 days

Annual Multi-Trip cover for up to 93 days per trip (terms apply)

Cover for hundreds of pre-existing medical conditions including terminal prognosis

High levels of cancellation and emergencyu medical expense cover

Lost documents, bagage, medications and medical aids cover

Three levels of cover bronze, silver and gold – to suit your individual needs

Travel companions can be included on the same policy

Zero excess policies available.

What else is covered?

All our policies provide the following as standard:

Full cover for pre-existing medical conditions

Cover for emergency medical expenses up to £15m

Cover for repatriation

Cancellation cover up to £50,000 per person upon referral

Curtailment cover up to £12,500 per person

Baggage cover  up to £3,500 per person

Missed departure up to £1,500 per person

Emergency medical assistance available 24/7

Plus Smart Luggage – optional or included on gold.

Travel Insurance for Osteoporosis FAQs

Does having osteoporosis affect my Travel Insurance?

While your diagnosis may not directly influence the cost of your Travel Insurance for Osteoporosis, insurers will consider other factors such as your age and where you’re travelling to. It is crucial to declare your condition so that you are covered for medical treatment abroad and cancellation of your holiday, should a medical emergency linked to osteoporosis happen before you travel.

Can you fly with osteoporosis?

Yes. Having osteoporosis should not affect your ability to travel by plane, but it’s always best to check with your GP. If you are concerned about flying, it may be a good idea to prepare yourself before travelling. For example, make sure your medication is easily accessible throughout the journey. You may also consider getting a doctor’s note permitting you to carry your prescription, which should alleviate any anxiety you might have and could help things run smoothly.

Is osteoporosis considered a pre-existing medical condition?

Yes. A pre-existing medical condition is any problem you had before taking out Travel Insurance, including osteoporosis and osteopenia. That is why finding the right Travel Insurance for Osteoporosis that covers your specific needs is crucial. Your condition is unique, so you must find Travel Insurance that covers your pre-existing medical condition should an emergency happen while you’re abroad.

 

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