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SUMMARY

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International Group Employee Benefit Plan
Underwritten by SIRIUS International Insurance Corp.

Long Term Comprehensive Group Medical, Life, Dental and Indemnity Plan for
U.S. Multinational Corporations and International Associations that Require
Coverage Outside the United States.

globe3.gif (1126 bytes) Plan Overview
International employees and their families moving, traveling or living abroad traditionally encounter entirely new cultural systems. Even for those who have acclimated, the societal differences are magnified when the need arises for medical care.

The employees' distant location separates them from access to U.S. health care providers. Time zone differences limit the availability of most plan administrators - especially in the event of an emergency. Language and cultural traditions may also hinder communication between the medical provider and the employee or plan administrator. Most significantly, the levels of medical provider training and public health care services in many countries lag far behind minimum U.S. standards.

Providing appropriate benefit plans for these complex situations is a formidable challenge faced by all multinational corporations and international organizations. Benefit managers must furnish a program that, in essence, surpasses the domestic benefit plan. In addition to full coverage for treatment while in the U.S., the international program must provide employees worldwide access to quality care, global portability, professional international benefit administration and special assistance coverage during medical emergencies.

Organizations confronting these difficult issues have had few options for international benefits ... until now.

GEO Plus InternationalSM is an international group employee benefit plan specifically designed to meet the expatriate requirements domestic programs fail to address:

  • Access to health care anywhere in the world (including the U.S.)

  • Complete portfolio of medical, life, dental and indemnity benefits

  • Specialized administration with international claim adjudication expertise

  • 24-hour / 7-day-a-week availability

  • International emergency assistance, including medical evacuation

  • Full portability between countries

  • Multi-lingual capability

  • Currency conversion experience

  • Domestic and international continuation as required by U.S. law.

GEO GroupSM allows employers to carve out the international component of their employee population and to provide U.S. style benefits. Employees with considerable international experience have found it prudent and cost-effective to separate these risks. Employers are able to quantify costs, limit liability and contain expenses relating to overseas operations, which are often separate profit centers. Additionally, lower international medical costs are reflected in the international premium levels.

With the investment for expatriate employees growing, employers must offer competitive benefit coverage during an employee's service abroad and upon their return home.

GEO GroupSM offers domestic style benefits, complete portability, seamless coverage, worldwide access to medical care, expert international claims management and cost-effective 24-hour peace of mind for both employers and employees.

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Worldwide Coverage
GEO Group provides coverage for U.S. or Canadian citizens while residing abroad, and while in the U.S. or Canada temporarily (less than 12 months), as well as for overseas local and third country national employees.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Provider Choice
You may use the doctor or hospital of your choice at home or abroad. If you select a doctor or hospital from the Geo Group Preferred Provider Organization, your deductible and coinsurance will be waived. If you select an alternative doctor or hospital, normal benefits apply with no penalty.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Deductible and Coinsurance
You may choose between five deductible plans: $250, $500, $1,000 and $2,500. After the deductible is satisfied the Company will pay 80% of the next $5,000 of eligible medical expenses, then 100% of eligible medical expenses to $1,000,000 (internal policy limits may apply). The deductible and coinsurance is waived if treatment is rendered by an Geo Group Preferred Provider. After three members of a family have satisfied their deductible during a Calendar Year, the deductible is waived for further family members. After the deductible and coinsurance has been met by three members of the same family, further claims from the family will not be subject to the deductible and coinsurance during the Calendar Year.

globe3.gif (1126 bytes) Eligibility, Limitations & Enrollment

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  1. Full time employees (30 hours per week), and their Spouses, at least age 19 and not yet 65 as of their initial effective date.
  2. Dependent Children under the age of 19, or 23 if full time student primarily dependent on the employee for support.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Limitation On U.S. Coverage
Initial departure from the US must occur within 30 days of the employee's initial effective date. Coverage terminates on the earliest of the following dates:

  1. The date the employee ceases to be an active full time employee; or
  2. The date the employee becomes eligible for any other medical benefit plan, whether or not the employee elects to become covered under such plan; or
  3. Twelve months following return to the United States.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Pre-Existing Conditions
A pre-existing condition is any Injury, Illness (including Pregnancy), or Mental or Nervous Disorder, including complications and consequences associated with these conditions, for which diagnosis or treatment was received or prescription medications or drugs were taken or for which a reasonably prudent person would have sought diagnosis and/or treatment during the 90 days just prior to the employees or dependents initial effective date. Benefits for Pre-existing Conditions are covered after six months during which no treatment (including prescription medications or drugs) is recommended or received, or after twelve months of continuous coverage under the GEO Group plan, whichever first occurs.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Takeover Provision
This provision allows you to implement GEO Plus without requiring that your employees start over on waiting periods for Maternity, Mental and Nervous, Wellness and Pre-existing Condition benefits.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Underwriting Requirements
For groups of 10 or less employees, Evidence of Insurability is required for each employee. For groups of 11+ employees, Simplified Evidence of Insurability is required for each employee. The Company, at its sole discretion, may waive these requirements if claims experience is provided.

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Medical insurance continuation is available as required by U.S. law.

Term Life And AD&D
Insurance Daily Indemnity Insurance

The Underwriter
GEO Plus Term Life and AD&D Insurance is underwritten by Certain Underwriters at Lloyd's London.

The Benefits

Term Life Insurance:
You may select from the following Principal Sum plans:
$25,000 per employee
$50,000 per employee
1 X Annual Salary, minimum $25,000, maximum $100,000*
2 X Annual Salary, minimum $25,000, maximum $100,000*
3 X Annual Salary, minimum $25,000, maximum $100,000*

* Higher amounts are available, subject to full medical underwriting and approval.

Accidental Death and Dismemberment

Accidental Loss of Life Principal Sum
Accidental Loss of Two Members Principal Sum
Accidental Loss of One Member 50% of Principal Sum

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Daily Indemnity Insurance $75 per day in Hospital
Daily Indemnity Insurance Benefits are paid directly to the employee. In order to receive benefits the Hospitalization must be covered under the Indy+Plus Medical Benefit Plan. Hospitalization due to Maternity is excluded.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Eligibility
If you are eligible for GEO Plus Medical Benefits, you are eligible for Geo Plus Term Life and AD&D insurance and Daily Indemnity Insurance. The only exceptions are:
1. All benefits reduce 50% at age 65 and terminate at age 70 or retirement, whichever first occurs.
2. Benefits do not become effective until the employee initially departs the US.

arrow.gif (61 bytes) Underwriting Requirements
The requirements are the same as the requirements for Geo Plus Medical Benefits. Term Life and AD&D Insurance is required for groups of 20 or less employees.

For custom quotes, please contact our specialists today.

877-211-3654 or 559-294-0316

Bon Voyage!
Haben Sie eine sichere Reise! Abbia un viaggio sicuro!
ˇTenga un viaje seguro! Ayez un voyage sűr! Have a safe trip!
 

  If you have any questions, please contact our friendly specialists.

877-211-3654 or 559-294-0316

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INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL NEWS BRIEFS:
Please note that we at Sunburst Worldwide Insurance Services provides the International Travel News Briefs as a value-added service to our international clients and visitors of this website. Our International Travel News Briefs are updated frequently, in order to provide you with current and reliable news and events as quickly as we can. We have no control over the content of external websites, and links to various external news sources may become inactive at any time. We suggest that you bookmark our website and return frequently to check the current global news posted on our website.

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U.S. lifts HIV/Aids immigration ban  January 4, 2010
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