Moving to Panama sounds like a dream—sun-kissed beaches, lively markets, and the irresistible rhythm of salsa echoing through the streets.
However, between sipping fresh coconut water and exploring the old quarters of Casco Viejo, there’s one detail that deserves your attention: health insurance.
The primary function of insurance is to mitigate the financial impact of unexpected events.
Below you will find a web page describing several local health insurance plans that I believe are acceptable. http://www.amundial.com/es/planes-sal-ind.aspx You should know that local companies change rates and coverage often, so please don't hold me to these as chiseled in stone. Be very careful of "coverage" sold by local hospitals, they are not insurance contracts and these "agreements" may change at the whim of the hospital. They are woefully inadequate for any serious condition and most will only pay up to $15,000 lifetime. Remember, most intensive care facilities are $800.00/day. MORE...
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The following is a popular local PPO with Cia. Internacional de Seguros. This is a Panama ONLY alternative. My associate Carmen 322-1605 and an IS executive, Brenda West 206-4235 are standing by to answer specific questions and complete the application process..
In addition to my International Health Insurance policy, I have also purchased this FLEXI-CANCER coverage from PALIC de Panama. I pay $63/yr.
In order to obtain this inexpensive coverage, call me 322-1603, Carmen 322-1605 or PALIC customer service 208-4212.
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The primary purpose of insurance is to cover the cost of the unexpected and the unforeseen. Health insurance companies may apply a special condition to a policy when it is clear from the information provided that the insured is either receiving ongoing treatment or has a foreseeable need to receive treatment for a specific medical condition, as this condition constitutes a known risk.
During your international experience, you may need to see a doctor, have a prescription filled, receive care at a hospital, or deal with an unexpected medical emergency. In addition, you may wish to return to the U.S. for either routine care or the treatment of an unexpected illness.
If you are a world traveler covered by Medicare or by a domestic U.S. plan offered by your employer - or if you have no immediate plans to return to the U.S., Global Citizen EXP is tailored to your needs. By trimming away coverage for health services in the U.S. and keeping the comprehensive Global Citizen benefits outside the U.S., the EXP plan delivers outstanding value and service