Members of Household
Medical travel protection for those you love
Our members serve worldwide and build families in many different ways. So we are pleased to extend our “Caring for Your Health Worldwide” pledge to members in our household including family, domestic partners, au pairs and nannies, and friends.
These plans are ideal for those family members and friends not eligible under your Federal Employees Health Benefits Program (FEHBP). The plans also provide coverage for U.S. citizens spending extensive time with you overseas or foreign nationals needing healthcare coverage while residing with you in the U.S. or while traveling outside their home country.
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Global Medical Insurance (GMI)
Offers the most options to safeguard your loved ones worldwide
Global Medical Insurance (GMI) provides worldwide health insurance for your qualifying household members anywhere in the world your position takes you. GMI gives you maximum flexibility to select the coverage that works best for you by allowing you to choose from five different plan options; customize your length and area of coverage; and select from multiple deductibles and payment methods.
- Choose from five plans
- Access to a network of providers and facilities both in the U. S. and overseas
- Applicant(s) must be traveling outside of their home country
- Adult and child preventative care included with some plans (see brochure for details)
How do I enroll?
Information shared on this website provides a general overview of the important provisions of the master policies; it is not the insurance contract. Policy provision for the pertinent plan will prevail if there is a conflict between the policy and the website.
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Patriot Travel Series
For loved ones visiting outside of their home country
The Patriot Travel Medical Insurance offers two plan options, Patriot America for travel in the U.S. and Patriot International for travel outside of the U.S. Each plan offers various levels of coverage depending on the plan series you choose (Lite, Plus or Platinum). Most plans contain coverage for Covid-19.
Applicants must be traveling outside of their home country and reside with you at least five days to a maximum of 364 days. Policies can be extended for periods specified under the Plan contract.
- Deductible options from $0 to $2,500
- Coverage limits from $50,000 to $8,000,000 depending on the plan
- No maximum age limits. *Maximum coverage for ages 65+ is limited. See plan details
- Access to a network of providers and facilities both in the U. S. and overseas
- Evacuation and Repatriation benefits included
- Pre-existing condition exclusions apply for some plans (see plan details)
How do I enroll?
Information shared on this website provides a general overview of the important provisions of the master policies; it is not the insurance contract. Policy provision for the pertinent plan will prevail if there is a conflict between the policy and the website.
Forms & Brochures
GlobeHopper Senior
Protection for senior family members when they travel outside the U.S.
GlobeHopper Senior provides worldwide travel medical insurance to family members traveling outside of the United States. To qualify, applicants must be U.S. citizens and U.S. permanent residents who are over the age of 65. GlobeHopper Senior offers two plan options: Single-Trip and Multi-Trip.
- Choose from 2 plan options
- Must be age 65 and over
- Must be qualified for Medicare and actively enrolled in a Medicare Parts A & B and a Medicare Supplement plan; or actively enrolled in a Medicare Advantage Plan
- No maximum age limits. Maximum coverage for ages 80+ is limited to $100,000
How do I enroll?
Information shared on this website provides a general overview of the important provisions of the master policies; it is not the insurance contract. Policy provision for the pertinent plan will prevail if there is a conflict between the policy and the website.
Forms & Brochures
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