Akeso Care Management Inc

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from August 4, 2017
  

  Martin T. asked:

  Hi everyone, I'm currently in Australia but planning to retire in SE Asia (location still to be decided) in the next few months. Part of my planning includes finding suitable medical/evac insurance in case of a major health problem or accident. I'm pretty fit and healthy at 51 and I'm prepared to pay for any minor health and medical expenses locally. However, I would like the reassurance of having a suitable insurance policy that will cover the cost of getting me to a nearby western-style hospital if required and medivac back to Australia in a worst-case scenario. I'm not looking for gold-plated cover but would like to know that I am covered if worst comes to worst. A question for the expats living in Bali, can you tell me what insurance companies you use and recommend and approximately how much you pay per annum if you don't mind sharing this info. Feel free to private message me if you prefer. Thanks. Ps. Just to clarify, I'm not after travel insurance that covers lost baggage, delayed flights etc. Just purely medical/evac for continual cover a year at a time that covers travel and living in most SE Asian countries. Thanks

  

  Jeff L. replied:

  This Is exactly what you need. Mine works in every country including the US and Canada. Just catastrophic, not for the small stuff. https://www.imglobal.com

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• Referral from April 12, 2017
  

  Purnima S. asked:

  Off topic but very urgent! My FIL is here with us (70+) and we'd have to take him to see a doctor, but still haven't found a good insurance. Can someone tell me if there is any doctor who can look without insurance in central New Jersey area? I will be very thankful.

  

  Reema R. replied:

  We took patriot America plus insurance for my parents when they visited Www.imglobal.com

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• Referral from October 29, 2015
  

  Myron S. asked:

  travel insurance $2000 for my wife and I. Do we holiday for 3months in Baja without? Any cheaper suggestions

  

  Tony K. replied:

  My wife and I use IMG Global (imglobal.com). Really cheap, good coverage. As a US citizen I can get covered for a year for 400USD, my wife (Canadian) slightly more than that. Have used them for three years now, all over the world.

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• Referral from January 9, 2015
  

  Amir B. asked:

  Hey guys does anyone know any health insurance plan ? ... or possibly dental insurance lets say.. thank you...

  

  Elham S. replied:

  International Medical Group 2960 North Meridian Street Indianapolis, IN 46208-4715 United States of America Telephone: 1.317.655.4500 Fax: 1.317.655.4505 it is cheapest one I think! Website: www.imglobal.com

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• Referral from October 28, 2014
  

  Vikki K. asked:

  Does anyone have suggestions for international health insurance for travel through central and south america? Thanks

  

  Paula V. replied:

  We are shopping it right now and are looking at IMG (International Medical Group) http://www.imglobal.com/ and GeoBlue Xplorer plan from GeoBlue, an affiliate of the Blue Cross/Blue Shield. We wanted coverage in the US in case we need major/extended treatment for something here. I have a broker for the GeoBlue in case you want to explore that option. I'll also look into Wold Nomads. I know someone at the company.

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• Referral from April 21, 2014
  

  Emily W. asked:

  anyone know of travel insurance here that's straightforward to get? to cover health, possessions, etc when travelling to other countries. my health insurance only covers Cambodia.

  

  Gary L. replied:

  I've used this 2 times to Australia from cambodia http://www.imglobal.com/img-insurance.aspx

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• Referral from September 25, 2013
  

  Richard G. asked:

  Emergency Medical Insurance for USA/PanAm Are there any companies you'd recommend? Any info would be great!

  

  Jessica M. replied:

  Depends what you are looking for. If you just want evacuation coverage, that's a bit different than catastrophic medical (i.e. health insurance with a really high deductible). We've used Seven corners and IMG (http://www.imglobal.com/). IMG was better for us as Americans, because we were covered in the USA if we were medivac'd back for something terrible. The lower rates were based on being outside the USA for more than 6 months of the year. Seven corners was also good although they had strange limits on the length of coverage for residents of some States. I know that World Nomads offers a lot of travel options as well, although I've never used them. Hope that helps.

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• Referral from May 15, 2011
  

  Tenda A. asked:

  did you guys already get your health insurance? can u suggest any cheap ones?

  

  Brian F. replied:

  I got International Medical Group. Check out their website at www.imglobal.com

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