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Wherever you are in the world, you can access our worldwide medical evacuation & travel assistance center with a phone call or a click 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. |
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RULES AND REGULATIONS
Following are the Rules & Regulations governing MedjetAssit Program:
Membership
Eligibility SPECIAL NOTE: MedjetAssist is NOT an insurance program. MedjetAssist is an authorized Indirect Air Carrier (IAC) utilizing the services of licensed Part 135 air carriers to meet your air ambulance transportation needs. MedjetAssist does not own, lease or operate any aircraft, and has no affiliation with any direct air carrier. As an IAC, MedjetAssist contracts for the provision of air transportation services in its own name and coordinates the provision of medical services for your flight. All flights are operated by licensed direct air carriers. A family membership shall include the named primary member, his or her spouse or domestic partner and up to five of their unmarried dependent children (including step, foster or legally adopted children) under the age of 19 or up to age 23 if a full-time student in actual attendance at an accredited school or college and dependent on the primary member for support and maintenance. If a birth or legal adoption occurs during the year of a family membership, the new dependent is automatically covered upon notification. A dependent child, as used above, is one who lives regularly and permanently with the primary member in a parent-child relationship and is chiefly dependent upon the member for support. Members who have reached 75 or older at the time of their enrollment are not eligible for membership benefits under the regular membership. Diamond Membership applications are available upon request and must be reviewed and approved prior to enrollment for individuals age 75 to 85. All membership applications and/or enrollment forms must include accurate dates of birth in order to ensure eligibility for benefits.
All Medjet Memberships, both new and renewal, are subject
to approval by
MedjetAssist, whose decision is final. AIR MEDICAL TRANSPORT CRITERIA You must be hospitalized as an inpatient more than 150 miles from your primary residence as listed on your enrollment application and continue to meet inpatient criteria at the receiving hospital.
Evacuation flights will be performed if an inpatient
hospitalization is required and the
remaining inpatient hospital stay can be completed at a hospital of
the member’s choice and the member is unable to return via commercial
airline with medical escort.
At MedjetAssist’s discretion, remote evacuation may be
provided without hospitalization. Remote evacuation to the closest
appropriate medical
facility for
initial stabilization and evaluation will only be performed in areas
where MedjetAssist has authorized air medical
evacuation affiliates capable of accessing
remote air strips in the regions they serve. Members requiring
remote evacuations will need to meet inpatient criteria as determined by
MedjetAssist prior to evacuation.
Both the originating and receiving hospital must be reasonably accessible by ground ambulance to transport the member to and from an airfield capable of accommodating MedjetAssist authorized aircraft. Membership provides access to MedjetAssist authorized affiliates only. Due to the high risk of sending registered aircraft and personnel into countries where travel restrictions have been issued, membership services are subject to exclusion in these areas. A member with tuberculosis or other chronic airborne pathogens may not be transported. A member with mild lesions, simple injuries such as sprains, simple fractures or mild illnesses which can be treated by local doctors and does not prevent the member from continuing his or her trip or returning home without medical attention does not qualify for medical transport. Medical transport services will not be provided in cases where the member’s primary admitting diagnosis is an inpatient psychiatric disorder. A member traveling outside the United States, Canada or Mexico for the sole purpose of seeking medical treatment, whether inpatient or outpatient, experimental or otherwise, will not be eligible for medical transport benefits for that specific trip. A member traveling or living outside the United States, Canada or Mexico for an uninterrupted period in excess of 90 days is not eligible for membership benefits under the regular membership. Extended Stay (Expatriate) packages are available upon request. Up to two (2) family members, business associates and/or traveling companions may accompany the patient, at no additional cost, on a MedjetAssist authorized aircraft during transport, provided space is available and the patient care is not compromised. One family member or traveling companion may accompany patients being transported via scheduled commercial airline at no additional cost via economy class. Payment of membership fee entitles the member to the membership services as published at no additional cost to the member. While MedjetAssist makes every effort to accommodate its members, the patient and an accompanying passenger are limited to one small carry-on bag each due to limited space available on medical aircraft. MedjetAssist will assist with additional luggage to be forwarded at the member’s expense. Members will not be entitled to MedjetAssist benefits if their illness or injury is a result of or is contributed to by the following:
MedjetAssist reserves the right to change or amend these rules and regulations without prior notice. MedjetAssist is solely responsible for the interpretation and application of the rules and regulations communicated in this publication. All determinations by MedjetAssist shall be final and conclusive in each case. Memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable. By enrolling as a member you accept and agree to the terms and conditions of membership. Memberships are non-transferable and non-refundable.
Bon Voyage! ¡Tenga un viaje seguro! Ayez un voyage sûr! Have a safe trip! |
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