Once you receive your Social Security number and ID card, it’s a good idea to consider a permanent domestic health insurance policy, like those offered by Blue Cross or Blue Shield. Unlike temporary travel medical insurance, domestic insurance plans comply with the Affordable Care Act (ACA) requirements, helping you avoid potential fines and ensuring broader coverage for your healthcare needs.
Domestic policies cover pre-existing conditions, pregnancy, regular check-ups, and existing medications—things that travel insurance generally does not. Depending on the state where you reside, you can explore health insurance options through your state’s Department of Health or visit the Health Insurance Marketplace to see available plans and pricing.
If you have any questions about transitioning to domestic insurance, feel free to reach out to us at 1-866-384-9104 or support@visitorscoverage.com.
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