Do you need medical travel insurance for epilepsy
Living with epilepsy doesn’t mean you can’t travel. But it does mean you could be more prone to medical emergencies. It’s important to find the right travel insurance to make sure you’re protected for cancellations and medical emergencies abroad.
Without the right cover, medical expenses could cost you thousands out of your own pocket.
Epilepsy is a pre-existing medical condition and must be shared with us when you start a quote. That way you can travel with peace of mind knowing you have the right cover for your needs.
What’s included in travel insurance for epilepsy
Most standard policies, without add-ons include:
- Medical emergencies (including repatriation)
- Cancellations
- Travel disruptions
- Accidental damage or injury
- Baggage
- Loss, damage and theft of personal items
If you’re going on a cruise, you’ll need to add Cruise Cover. If you’re heading to the slopes, add Winter Sports Cover to make sure you’ve got the right level of protection.
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How do I get travel insurance with epilepsy
Finding the right travel insurance when you have epilepsy doesn’t have to be daunting.
Start your quote and answer questions about you and your trip. This will include questions about your trip and your health. It’s important to answer everything as accurately and honestly as possible, to help us find the right cover for you.
Then all you need to do is compare policies and pick the one that’s best for you.
What is the best travel insurance for epilepsy
The right cover depends on you and your trip type.
Single Trip
Built for people that only need to cover one trip
Annual Multi-trip
Often better value for money if you’re going on more than one getaway in a year
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What is the cheapest travel insurance for epilepsy
There are many factors that can affect the price of travel insurance, but the cheapest policy isn’t always the best for your needs. It’s important to read through the terms of your cover carefully to make sure you’re properly protected for the things that matter to you.
Factors that could affect the price include:
Medical conditions
If you have any pre-existing medical conditions, your cover will be more expensive. This is because you’re more likely to make a claim.
Age
The older you get, the more likely you’ll have an accident or fall ill either before your trip, or while on holiday.
Destination
If the place you’re visiting has more expensive healthcare, you’ll need a higher level of cover
Trip length
The longer your trip, the more protection you’ll need
Activities
Some activities can be classed as high risk and you’ll need extra cover
