Dreaming of a getaway? Don’t let a heart attack stop you
Travelling abroad can feel overwhelming, especially if you’ve experienced a heart attack. Whether it was years ago or more recent, having the right Travel Insurance that covers your condition is crucial to ensure you have the right protection on your trips.
As long as a doctor has given you the green light to travel, a heart attack shouldn’t stop you from going to your dream destination, it just means you need to take extra precautions.
Travel Insurance for heart attack typically covers you for emergency medical expenses, such as emergency treatments you may need while you’re abroad. Additionally, if you have to cancel your trip because you become unfit to travel due to your declared pre-existing medical condition, your insurance can offer protection.
It is essential to declare your heart attack on your Travel Insurance policy.
Travel Insurance for a Heart Attack
Wherever you plan on going, whether a trip to the Algarve or the Mediterranean, you must declare pre-existing medical conditions on your Travel Insurance, and this includes if you have ever had a heart attack.
If you’ve ever experienced a heart attack, declare this when you complete our medical screening so we can help you find the right policy for your medical needs. A heart attack may put you at a higher risk of complications, so it’s important to remain honest about your medical history.
This means that when it’s time to embark on your trip, you can travel with peace of mind.
Compare Travel Insurance Providers with Heart Attack Cover
Just like you wouldn’t purchase car insurance without shopping around, comparing the different Travel Insurance providers means you can find the right insurance policy for you and your needs.
At Just Travel Cover, we work with a panel of insurers who cover a variety of pre-existing medical conditions, including heart conditions. With a simple screening process, we can help you compare options enabling you to select the cover that suits you.
During the medical screening process, please be as honest and accurate as possible. Accurate information helps avoid potential issues with claims and assists in providing the right policy, from the moment you purchase your insurance, until you return home from your holiday.
All policies and claims are subject to acceptance criteria and policy terms and conditions.
Travel Insurance for a Heart Attack FAQs
Frequently asked questions about Travel Insurance for a Heart Attack.
Can I still get Travel Insurance if I’ve had a heart attack?
Yes, you can still get Travel Insurance if you’ve had a heart attack. It’s important to declare this in the screening process so that we can help you find the best policy for you. You should ask your doctor for advice about when it’s safe to travel or fly. Your doctor can give you advice about managing your condition while travelling to ensure you’re stable enough to go on your trip.
Is it safe to fly after a heart attack?
Yes, it is safe to travel after a heart attack, as long as your doctor/consultant is in agreement with your travel plans. Your doctor will also be able to recommend measures and adjustments based on your health status.
Your doctor/consultant must have deemed you fit to travel before you can obtain a Travel Insurance quotation and/or arrange a policy. Our policies cannot cover you if you are travelling with the intention of obtaining medical treatment abroad.
Do I need to declare a heart attack on my Travel Insurance?
Yes, you should always declare pre-existing medical conditions on your Travel Insurance such as experiencing a heart attack. If you don’t declare a heart attack on your insurance, or any related health conditions, this will affect your ability to make a claim on the policy and you may be left without any protection.
What does Travel Insurance for a heart attack cover?
Travel Insurance typically provides cover for emergency medical expenses and cancellation or curtailment if it’s related to your declared and accepted condition, provided that at the time of purchasing your insurance, you were not aware of any reason which could give rise to a claim. Always review your Travel Insurance policy to confirm what is covered for pre-existing medical conditions such as a heart attack. Different insurers offer varying levels of cover, so it’s important to choose a policy that covers your needs. All claims are subject to review in line with policy terms and conditions.
Travel Insurance for Heart Attacks – Your Cover
- Cancellation/ curtailment up to £12,500 (up to £50,000 on referral)
- Missed departure up to £1,500 per person
- Baggage up to £3,000 per person
- Personal Liability up to £2 million per person
- Zero excess policies available
Medical Cover for Heart Attacks
- Emergency medical expenses and repatriation up to £15 million
- 24/7 emergency medical assistance
- Cover for all types of Heart Conditions
We Compare Prices From These Insurers
Compare Travel Insurance with medical conditions easily with us. We diligently compare various options, helping you find the best Travel Insurance with medical conditions tailored to your needs. Click here to download the Policy Wording and Insurance Product Information document for all insurers. In the event you are unable to find a suitable product from our panel of multiple providers, you can find contact details of some additional Insurers who specialise in travel insurance for people with serious medical conditions here, or call 03709501790 for more information
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