WorldMed Inbound
While in the U.S., after the deductible is satisfied within the United Healthcare PPO network, the plan will pay 100% of eligible medical expenses up to the selected policy maximum. Outside of the PPO network, the plan will pay 100% of the URC, up to the selected policy maximum.
WorldMed Inbound does not cover pre-existing conditions. WorldMed Inbound includes acute onset coverage of pre-existing conditions (excluding chronic and congenital conditions): up to $200,000 under age 60 and up to $20,000 for ages 60–64.
Review the WorldMed Inbound policy documents for complete coverage details, exclusions, and limitations.
How WorldMed Inbound Works
After the deductible, the plan pays 100% of eligible medical expenses in or out of the United Healthcare PPO network
Out of Network
After deductible, 100% URC up to policy maximum
PPO Network for WorldMed Inbound
Inside the USA

The PPO provider for WorldMed Inbound Insurance is United Healthcare, a network recognized by all major hospitals and healthcare facilities.
When visiting a healthcare facility, remember to mention United Healthcare as your PPO provider. WorldMed Inbound policy holders should visit providers listed within the United Healthcare directory to take advantage of in-network benefits.
Outside the USA
There is no PPO network outside the United States. If your plan allows for coverage outside of the United States, you can view the international list of providers for Travel Insurance Services.
Key Travel Medical Insurance Benefits
Here are some of the top benefits, for your convenience*
*Note: Benefit amounts shown are based on In-Network coverage. Please consult your specific policy documents for precise coverage benefits, exclusions and age limits. Optional add-on benefits are available for an additional charge.
Eligibility for WorldMed Inbound
- For international travelers traveling outside their home country
- Coverage for minimum 5 days to maximum up to 364 days
- Not Extendable
- For ages 14 days to 64 years
- Plan can be purchased after arrival at the destination
Medical Coverage
Medical coverage details.
Pre-existing Conditions
Medical coverage for Pre-existing and Acute Onset of Pre-existing Conditions.
Pre-existing conditions are not covered under Travel Medical plans unless classified as an acute onset of pre-existing condition by a physician and the insurer. Here are some common pre-existing conditions:
Please review your policy document for any other limits or exclusions.
- Up to $200,000: Age 59 and below
- Up to $20,000: Age 60 to 64
Out-Patient
Medical treatment that does not include an overnight stay at a hospital.
In-Patient
Medical treatment that includes an overnight stay at a hospital.
Emergency Services
Hospital emergency services (certain limits may apply).
Dental Coverage
Treatment for injury to or acute and spontaneous pain in sound natural teeth.
Travel Coverage
Travel-related coverage
$10,000 lifetime maximum
$10,000 third person injury
$10,000 third person property
$2,500 related third person property
Not subject to deductible, coinsurance, or overall maximumlimit
Other
Other types of coverage not mentioned above.
WorldMed Inbound Exclusions
What is not covered
Manage Your Policy Online
Active policy holders are encouraged to submit all policy renewals, corrections, or cancellations online through your account for timely processing.
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Claims Contact Information
Send Claim Form to:
Administrator Contacts:
Claims Form(s):
Please refer to the following article concerning the claim process for WorldMed Inbound:
Visitor Insurance Claim Process
Pre-existing conditions are not covered by the WorldMed Inbound plan. However, the WorldMed Inbound Plan covers for an acute onset of pre-existing conditions for people 60 and below, up to the $200,000. For people 60-64 over it covers up to $20,000. See the WorldMed Inbound's Description of Coverage for a complete list of exclusions.
Inbound: Traveling to the U.S.
Yes, you may go to your choice of provider in the U.S. with WorldMed Inbound. However, the coinsurance will be waived for visitors to the U.S. if expenses are incurred within the PPO network. Click here to search for a care provider in the United States.
Outbound: Traveling Outside the U.S.
Yes, you may use any doctor or hospital when you need medical care. You may call the Emergency Assistance Company to help you locate a doctor or hospital.
Please refer to the following article about WorldMed Inbound policy usage:
How to Use Your Visitor Insurance
WorldMed Inbound can cover for COVID-19 and will be treated the same as any other eligible medical condition so long as the virus is contracted after the policy effective date and you have departed from the country of residence. The WorldMed Inbound plan does not cover for the COVID-19 vaccine/booster. WorldMed Inbound will only cover for COVID-19 testing if the policyholder is experiencing symptoms and the test is ordered by an attending physician for diagnostic purposes. COVID-19 tests to meet travel requirements will not be covered.
For more in-depth information regarding the impact of the coronavirus on travel insurance, please go to our information hub.
The WorldMed Inbound plan does not offer any coverage for quarantine.
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Disclaimer
Plan features listed here are high level, provided for your convenience and information purpose only. Please review the Evidence of Coverage and Plan Contract (Policy) for a detailed description of Coverage Benefits, Limitations and Exclusions. Must read the Policy Brochure and Plan Details for complete and accurate details. Only the Terms and Conditions of Coverage Benefits listed in the policy are binding.








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